Growaify Commerce
Get your products recommended by AI shopping.
A product feed built to the published specification, Google Merchant Center configured, and structured data on your own pages — so ChatGPT, Google and other AI shopping surfaces can find, understand and recommend what you sell. We sell visibility and visits; the purchase still happens on your site.
AI cannot recommend what it cannot read
Most stores that are not on Shopify have no product feed and no product structured data — to an AI shopping surface, the catalogue does not exist.
ChatGPT and Google's AI surfaces index feeds and structured pages, not storefronts. No feed means no entry to consider.
Shopify merchants get this from their platform. Everyone else — WooCommerce and custom builds — has been left to work it out alone.
A product page written for humans is not one a machine can parse: price, availability and identifiers all need markup.
And catalogues move. Prices and stock that drift out of sync get a product surfaced at the wrong price — or dropped entirely.
A concrete checklist, not a retainer
Deliverables you can point at when they are done.
Product feed, built to spec
One row per item or variant, carrying the fields the OpenAI product-feed specification requires — stable id, title, description, url, brand, image, availability and price.
Merchant Center & UCP alignment
A product data source created and delivered on a schedule, aligned with Google's published commerce protocol — so products can be reviewed and surfaced.
Product structured data
schema.org Product and Offer markup on your own pages — price, currency, availability, identifiers — readable without the feed.
Readiness audit
A plain report of what is now readable and what is still missing — so you see the gap rather than take our word for it.
Monthly feed sync
Prices, stock and new products reflected on a schedule, so AI surfaces never read a stale catalogue.
You own everything
The feed file, the Merchant Center account and the markup are handed over to you — no lock-in.
From unreadable to listed
Three steps, each with something you can verify.
What this does not do
Being clear here is worth more than overselling.
It does not put a checkout inside a chat. AI shopping surfaces send the buyer to your own site — we sell visibility and visits, not in-chat payment.
It does not guarantee sales. A readable catalogue is a precondition for being recommended, not a promise of it — nobody controls how a surface ranks products.
It is not for Shopify stores. Shopify merchants already sync to Merchant Center and are integrated with ChatGPT — if that is you, you most likely do not need this, and we will tell you so.
It does not replace your marketing. It adds a channel alongside your ads, search and email.
Setup, then sync — a range, stated plainly
No invented SKU boundary: the quote depends on catalogue size, and we will tell you why.
- Feed built to the published spec
- Google Merchant Center configured
- Product structured data on your pages
- A readiness report you can check
- Everything in the small-catalogue setup
- Many SKUs, variants and languages
- Custom catalogue fields mapped into the feed
- Scheduled re-sends to Merchant Center
- Price and stock updates reflected
- New products added to the feed
- Everything in standard sync
- For large or fast-changing catalogues
- A monthly check on what is still missing
What moves the price: number of SKUs, variants per product, languages, and custom fields. Tell us those four things and you get a firm quote.
Works with the rest of Growaify
Which stores qualify?
WooCommerce stores and custom-built stores. If you are on Shopify you are usually already covered — Shopify syncs to Google Merchant Center and is integrated with ChatGPT — so we will tell you plainly if you do not need us.
What are the OpenAI feed spec and UCP?
They are the published documents that say which fields AI shopping surfaces need: stable product identifiers, titles, descriptions, links, images, price and availability. OpenAI publishes a product-feed specification; Google publishes Merchant Center feed requirements and its Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP). We build to what is published, not to a guess.
How long does it take?
It scales with the catalogue. A small store can be audited and live in about a week; a large catalogue with many variants and languages takes longer. Google's own review of a new Merchant Center account can add a few days on top — and that review is Google's, not ours.
What results should I expect — honestly?
A catalogue AI shopping surfaces can read, and more visits arriving through them over time. No sales guarantee: nobody controls what a model recommends. What we can show is that your products became readable and can now be considered — which they could not be before.
Who owns the feed?
You do. The feed file, the Merchant Center account and the structured data are yours, and we hand them over. You are not locked to us to keep using them.
Request a readiness check for your store
See what your catalogue looks like to AI
Send us your store and we will run a readiness check: what a feed would need to carry, and what is missing today.