Search engines

Be easy to find, for people and for their AI.

Your shop tells search engines what each page is. Every night it checks itself and tells you what to fix.

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Why now

Over a third

of the average US retail home page cannot be seen by AI at all.

Source: Adobe Digital Insights, US retail sites, September 2026

What cannot be read cannot be found.

Search engines and AI assistants both need clear facts. Your pages carry products, prices and stock in a form both can read.

Try it

Choose what search engines may show.

These are the real switches, as they start. Flip one and read what it does.

Example. Nothing here touches a real shop.

Showing in search

Let search engines show this shopYour shop can show in search results.
Show page two onwardsProducts on later pages can still be found.
Show your shop’s search pagesOff to begin with, so your real pages stay in front.
Show blog tag pagesOff to begin with. A tag page usually repeats your posts.

The real screen

A list of what to fix.

Each line is something a page is missing, or something two pages disagree about. Press Fix to go there.

The search screen of the Storeware dashboard, on Kiln and Cloth, a demo shop. — Search, on Kiln and Cloth. A real Storeware screen, on a demo shop with example orders.

How it works

Set once. Checked every night.

It starts working by itself
Your sitemap, titles and page details are made from your shop. You never have to send them anywhere.
It checks every night
Titles cut short, missing images, links that lead nowhere. Each one is found, and a score tracks your progress.
You fix what matters
Each line says how serious it is and takes you to the fix. Or press Check now.

What you get

What your shop tells search engines.

A title and description per page
Title patterns
A sitemap in every language
Products, prices and stock
Delivery and returns
Who your business is
How a shared link looks
Old addresses sent on

For AI agents

A short note just for AI.

Your shop publishes a file telling AI assistants what it is. You choose what your pages may be used for.

The real screen

Old links keep working.

Send a visitor from an old address to the right new page. A permanent one passes your place in search along.

The old addresses screen of the Storeware dashboard, on Orelle, a demo shop. — Old addresses, on Orelle. A real Storeware screen, on a demo shop with example orders.

Before you count on it

What this cannot do.

On every plan, including the free one.
Nobody can promise a place in search. We give engines clear facts, and they decide the order.
It checks your pages. It does not show where you rank for a word.
Some facts only you know: who the business is, and proof the web address is yours. Those wait for you.
Your choices about AI are a request. Readers that respect them follow them, and training is allowed unless you change it.

Questions

Do I have to set anything up?: No. It starts working once your shop opens. Nothing changes until you change it.
Do you write my titles?: Patterns fill the titles you have not written. Anything you typed on a product or post still wins.
Can I keep my shop out of search while I build?: Yes. Turn off the first switch. Nothing else on the screen matters until it is back on.
Do search engines hear about a change straight away?: Only if you switch that on. It tells Bing, Yandex and Naver. Google does not take part, so it comes back in its own time.
Will it check a very large shop?: It checks a large sample and says what it left out. It does not claim a clean sheet.

Give search engines the facts tonight.

Start building your shop today. No card needed.