Built because the honest answer was missing.
AI assistants started recommending products. An industry appeared overnight to sell merchants a place in those answers, and almost none of it could be checked. SchemaCart is the version you can check.
The problem is real. Most of the answers are not.
Assistants answer shopping questions themselves now, using whatever they can read about your products. Big platforms publish that information for their sellers automatically. If you run your own store, nobody does it for you, and nothing tells you it is missing.
That gap created a market, and the market filled up with promises: a mention every time, first place in ChatGPT, AI rankings you can buy. None of it can be checked, because none of these systems publish how they choose. Merchants can tell the pitch is wrong. They cannot tell what is true.
What we decided to sell instead
Readiness, the fixes, and the measuring. Whether an assistant can reach your store is a fact. Whether your product pages show a price software can read is a fact. Whether that changed after we fixed it is a fact. We sell the facts and the work, and we stop there.
If the merchant who paid for it cannot check a claim themselves, we do not make the claim.
Own your data
There are two ways to be seen by AI shoppers. Rent a slot inside a big platform's network, on their terms and fees, with your products sitting on their servers. Or make your own store readable and keep your products, your checkout and your margins. Both are fair choices. We only do the second, and we will say so plainly when the first suits you better.
What you can hold us to
We will
- Publish how the score is worked out, in full
- Show the evidence behind every finding
- Report the fixes that did not work, next to the ones that did
- Tell you when the work is not worth buying yet
We will not
- Promise placement, a mention, or a ranking anywhere
- Credit any visits or sales to this work
- Publish reviews, logos or case studies we do not have
- Charge for monitoring a store that does not change
How the work actually runs
Every job runs the same four steps, in the same order, whether you buy an audit or fix everything yourself with the playbooks. The order matters, because the last step can prove the second one wrong.
Baseline
Score all 11 checks before anything is touched, and keep the result. Without it there is nothing to compare against later.
Fix
Fix what the findings name, starting with the ones worth the most points. Your developer, or ours.
Re-measure
Run the same checks again, the same way. Then the two scores can sit side by side honestly.
Evidence
Show what improved, what did not, and what got worse. Dated, checkable by you, including our own mistakes.
Then it starts again, because a theme update can quietly undo step two.
Who is behind it
Benjamin Ong
Founder. Hong Kong.
Write to me at ben@schemacart.com. If anything on this site overstates what we can do, that is the address to tell me.
Judge it on your own store
Everything above is easier to check than to argue with. Run the scan and see if the findings hold up.
Store address only. No email, no card.