Find the product pages losing you the sale
Most shops do not have four hundred missing descriptions. They have four hundred weak ones, and no way to tell which are the weak ones. This scores every page, then rewrites only what is worth rewriting.
See the whole catalogue before you spend anything
Paste your product URLs and every page comes back with a score and a list of what is wrong with it. No credits, no card, no model. You decide what is worth fixing after you can see it.
Answer what people ask before they buy
What it is, who it is for, what it is made of, how it is used — plus the objections that turn into returns: sizing, fit, compatibility, care. A page that skips them is a page that gets a question instead of an order.
Nothing invented, or the rewrite is thrown away
Every figure in a new description has to appear in the old one. A draft that adds a measurement, a material or a certification is discarded rather than shown to you — an invented spec on a product page is a return at best.
The parts that do the work.
A score for every page
Each product page is scored out of 100 against bullets, buyer questions, concrete claims and the objections that cause returns. The audit is free and runs on up to 40 URLs at a time.
Findings, not a verdict
Each score comes with the specific faults behind it — which buyer question went unanswered, which marketing phrase had no figure behind it — so you can fix a page yourself if you would rather.
Rewritten from what is there
The rewrite works from the title, description, bullets and specifications already on the page. It is an enhancement of your facts, not a fresh invention about your product.
Never worse than it was
A rewrite that does not beat the original score is discarded and the credits go back. The number on the page is the thing we sell, so it is not allowed to go down.
Only what you pick
The audit costs nothing. Rewriting is charged per product, and only for the rows you tick — so a catalogue of four hundred does not mean paying for four hundred.
Out as a spreadsheet
Every rewritten row exports as CSV — URL, SKU, title, description and bullets — ready to go back into whatever runs your shop.
Ecommerce, answered.
No, and this is enforced rather than requested. Every number in a rewrite is checked against the source, and a draft containing one that is not there is discarded and the credits returned. If your page does not say what something is made of, neither will ours.
Not yet. You paste product URLs and export a CSV, which works with any platform. A direct connection needs an app on their store, and we would rather say that than imply a button exists.
Forty URLs per audit, and rewrites are charged one product at a time so a long run can be stopped whenever you like without losing what it has already done.
It will score badly and the tool will refuse to rewrite it. That is deliberate: with nothing to work from, every sentence would be invented. Add a few facts — material, size, what it is for — and run it again.
Yes. It is deterministic — rules, not a model — so it costs us nothing to run and we do not charge for it. Credits are only spent when you ask for a rewrite.
Nothing publishes from here. You get the new description and bullets on screen and in the export, and putting them on your shop stays your decision.
Same workspace, different job.
Start with something you have already made.
A recording, a link or a transcript. It comes back as a draft you can read, edit and publish — on your brand kit, in your words.