Free catalog scan

Shopify told you what’s broken.
We give you the file that fixes it.

Shopify’s free readiness scanner shows problems but no solutions. SKUcoverage scans your catalog, names every invisible product, and generates a ready-to-import Shopify CSV that fixes them.

Built for Shopify stores

Free, no account, nothing to install. We only read what your store already shows the public — and we change nothing.

Where this fits next to Shopify’s own scan

Shopify’s scanner is a good alarm bell. It tells you something is wrong. It does not tell you which products, and it does not hand you anything you can import.

Shopify Agentic
Readiness Scan		 SKUcoverage
Free		 SKUcoverage
Full Report
Tells you checks are failing YesYesYes
Names the actual broken products No Yes — a sample Yes — every one
Gives you a file that fixes them NoNo Yes — Shopify CSV
Re-scans to prove the fix worked NoNoYes

Not affiliated with or endorsed by Shopify. The comparison describes what each tool hands back to a merchant.

What an agent finds in your catalog

This free scan checks 45 of 100 points

Checked free: product IDs 20 · the data agents read 15 · listing text 10 Not checked here: product details 35 · category 20

The two biggest parts need Shopify’s full product category list, which is too large to load in a free scan. So this page shows you counts of real facts and no grade — putting a letter grade on half the evidence is the exact mistake this tool exists to catch. How the scan works →

In the full report

Every product scored, its Shopify category resolved, and the missing details filled in — delivered as a CSV you import straight into Shopify.

See what it costs →

Send me the full report

Your email and the domain you scanned. Nothing else stored, no list rental, one message.

Pricing

One store, one price. The fix file is yours to keep and re-import as often as you like.

Free scan

$0 no account needed
  • Checks your product feed and sample pages
  • Names a sample of unreadable products
  • Counts of real facts, no guesswork
  • No fix file
  • No re-scan
Scan my catalog

Full Report + Fix CSV

$49 one-time, per store
  • Every product scored, not a sample
  • Shopify category resolved for each item
  • Missing product details filled in
  • Ready-to-import Shopify CSV
  • Re-scan to prove the fix landed
Get the fix file

Monitor

$19/mo cancel any time
  • Weekly re-scan of your catalog
  • Email the week a score drops
  • “12 products lost their data this week”
  • Catches theme and app changes
Start monitoring

Findings from real scans

Not enough stores measured to publish percentages yet.

This section fills in from real scans once enough stores have been measured, and stays empty until then. A percentage drawn from a handful of stores is noise, and a tool that sells honest measurement is the last place to round one up. What is true today: every number this scanner shows you is a count of something it actually read on your storefront.

Questions

Does the scan change anything on my store?

No. It only reads pages your storefront already shows the public. It never logs in, never touches admin or checkout, and never submits a form.

Why does the free scan not show a score?

It checks 45 of 100 points, which is below the level where a single number means anything. Putting a grade on half the evidence is the exact mistake this tool exists to catch, so you get counts of real facts instead. The longer answer →

Do I need to be on Shopify?

The free scan reads a Shopify storefront’s public product feed, so yes for the free scan. A full audit can work from a product export instead.

What do I actually get for $49?

Every product scored rather than a sample, each item’s Shopify category resolved, the missing category details generated, and a CSV you import straight into Shopify. One-time, for one store.

Will the generated data be accepted by Shopify?

Every value is checked against Shopify’s own list of allowed values for that field before you see it, so a value Shopify would reject never reaches your import. Anything we cannot back up from what your listing already says is held back for you to confirm rather than shipped as fact.