Paste your shop or a listing address — Etsy, Shopify, eBay or Amazon — and get three listings read the way a buyer searches: what the title leads with, which measured search term is buried, which tag slots are empty or over the limit. Every defect names the exact words it came from, so you can check it on the listing itself in about five seconds.
How it reads: public listing data only, read once. Etsy shops and Shopify storefronts read straight from the address; eBay and Amazon read one item page when they allow it. When a marketplace won't be read, the message tells you exactly where its listings export lives — choose that file and the same three-listing audit runs on it, tags included. No account, no email needed to see the result.
rather look first? see it on a sample shop → (a fictional woodworking shop's export)Leads with who buys instead of what it is · the best measured search term buried past the cut-off · a process word where the product word should be · title and tag limits, per marketplace.
Each one carries the five-second test: count the words, read the first four, Ctrl+F the term. You never have to take our word for it.
The measured search terms each title already captures, with monthly searches and competing listings — so nothing that's pulling traffic gets called broken.
The audit is the same mechanical script that grades our own shops: word order, field limits and a table of measured search counts. It has no opinions.
Listings are public. They're read once and held in memory for an hour so the page works; nothing is written anywhere, and an export you choose never leaves this request.
The result shows without an email. If you want the rewrite behind it, the call is one link on the results page.
The build runs every listing worst-first, fills the tags from measured demand, and builds the image set per listing. This shows you what three already say.