Free demo — on your own catalogue
See what a proper listing audit finds in your store.
Not a slide deck, and not a demo store. We run our real audit over a sample of your product pagesand send you the issues we actually find — on your products, in your categories, in your words.
- Your real catalogue, not a demo store
- Read-only — nothing is changed or published
- No obligation, no card
- Your findings are yours to keep
You tell us about your store
Store address, platform, roughly how big the catalogue is. That is enough for us to work out what the demo should cover.
We agree how to read your catalogue
For some stores the live product pages are enough. For others a read-only connection gives a far more accurate picture. We will confirm which applies to you before anything runs — and we will tell you if it needs something from your side.
We audit a sample of your product pages
A specialist sets the category standards for what those products should contain, then we run the real audit — the same checks a paying engagement uses.
You get the actual findings
The specific issues on your specific products: what is missing, what contradicts itself, what a buyer cannot answer from the page. Yours to keep either way.
Run the demo on my store
Send these through and we will come back to confirm what the demo will cover.
Read-only throughout. We agree how we access your catalogue before anything runs, and nothing is changed or published.
Would rather talk it through first? Book a 20-minute call
Why this is the right way to optimise a catalogue.
Any tool can rewrite a product description. The reason most catalogues do not improve is that nobody established what each listing was supposed to achieve before the rewriting started.
It starts from what is actually wrong
Not from rewriting text that might already be fine. You cannot improve a listing you have not diagnosed.
It judges each product against its category
A trestle table cover and a power tool need different information. One prompt across the whole store cannot know that.
It shows evidence, not opinion
Every finding names the field, the contradiction and the reason. You are not asked to agree that new copy sounds better.
The demo is deliberately the same process, just smaller. What you see is what the engagement does — there is no different, better version we hold back.