< FREE AI PRODUCT FACT CHECK >

See what ChatGPT tells shoppers about your product.

Paste one product URL. We’ll check the price, availability, variants, and product pages ChatGPT shows shoppers—then email you the findings.

We’ll email you the report when the check is complete.

  • Free
  • No login
  • No store access
  • One product URL

What we check

  • Price accuracy
  • Stock status
  • Sizes and variants
  • Product links

Anonymized real test

ChatGPT reported the wrong availability

Brand website

Out of stock

ChatGPT answer

In stock

5 of 5 tested answers repeated the error.

Shoppers were directed to a product they could not purchase. The brand had no existing way to see that the incorrect answer was being repeated.

How it works

  1. 01

    You paste one product URL

    We read that page for the facts you publish — price, stock, the sizes and colors you actually sell.

  2. 02

    We ask ChatGPT about it, repeatedly

    A dozen separate questions about that product, because the answer changes between asks and one answer proves nothing.

  3. 03

    You get what it got wrong, and how often

    Every claim that disagrees with your own page, with the count of answers that made it and the pages cited alongside them.

You could ask ChatGPT yourself, and you should. But you’ll get one answer, and tomorrow you might get a different one. One screenshot proves nothing, and you can’t hand a screenshot to your team and ask them to go fix it. Counting is the whole point, and it’s why this takes a few minutes rather than a few seconds.

What comes back

Every fact it got wrong

Price, stock, and the sizes or colors you sell, checked against your own product page, with how often each one came back wrong.

Where it's reading

The pages cited alongside the wrong answers. Usually a retailer listing nobody's touched in two years, which you can go get updated.

Whether you're even in the room

How often your own product page gets cited when someone asks about your product. For plenty of brands the answer is never.

We only grade what your page actually publishes. If you don’t list a material, we won’t hold it against you that ChatGPT doesn’t know it.

Go check your best seller.

It’s the product you can least afford to have described wrong, and it takes one link. You’ll know in a few minutes.