Scan any store.
30 seconds.
Point Rank Sniper at any Shopify catalog and see, in half a minute, how legible it is to the AI agents now doing the buying. No install, no signup, no card.
Four pillars, one pass
A single scan grades your store on all four disciplines that decide whether an agent can read, quote and recommend your products: SEO, AEO, GEO and AIO. One score, and the four numbers underneath it that move it.
Half a minute, no install
The scan runs against your public storefront — the same pages a crawler sees — so nothing is installed and nothing touches your admin. You get a shareable report at a URL you can send to anyone.
A rubric, not a verdict
Every point traces to a published rule at the rubric, so the score is not an opinion you have to trust — it is a checklist you can act on, criterion by criterion.
What the free scan actually checks
Search used to be a page of ten blue links. It is becoming a single answer, assembled by an agent that read your catalog on the merchant’s behalf and never showed them your homepage. When someone asks ChatGPT for “a waterproof jacket under $200”, the model does not browse — it reads structured data, answers content and feed endpoints, then names a product. If your store is illegible to that agent, you are not ranked low; you are simply absent from the answer.
The free scan measures that legibility the way the agents themselves do. It fetches your public pages, parses the same signals a crawler parses, and scores them against a fixed rubric across four pillars. Nothing is guessed and nothing is inflated: a criterion your store cannot satisfy is marked as a gap, not quietly rounded up.
The four pillars, plainly
SEO — Search Engines. The classic layer: titles, descriptions, canonical structure and the crawlability that still decides whether a page is indexed at all. It is table stakes, and it is where most catalogs already leak coverage.
AEO — Answer Engines. Whether an answer engine can lift a clean, quotable fact from your product copy — a material, a fit note, a care instruction — and cite it. This is FAQ and how-to markup, and the plain, factual writing an engine can stand behind.
GEO — Generative Engines. Whether the generative models building recommendations can read your catalog at all: JSON-LD, feed endpoints, and an open door for the ten AI crawlers we track at the agent crawler index.
AIO — Agent Transaction. The newest and most valuable layer: whether an autonomous agent has the fields it needs to actually transact — price, availability, variants, GTINs — without bouncing off a missing attribute at checkout.
What you do with the report
The scan returns a legibility score and a per-pillar breakdown, weakest first. Each failing criterion comes with a fix class — automatic, one-click, guided or merchant-supplied — so you know at a glance what Rank Sniper can repair for you and what only you can supply. It is a shareable link: send it to a client, a co-founder or a developer and everyone reads the same picture.
Running the scan commits you to nothing. If you decide to close the gaps, the Command Center turns the report into an ordered task list and, where the fix is safe, applies it non-destructively on the next pass. If you would rather just understand where you stand, the scan alone is the point — and it is free, every time.
