Common questions. Real answers.

Yes, with no card. Create an account, import your own catalogue (1 brand, 1 feed, up to 500 products), run the feed audit and see AI rewrite your product titles with 10 free AI credits. When you want to go live (a live feed URL, feed file downloads, syncing to Google Merchant Center or Meta, more brands, feeds and products, Performance Labels, the DPA Creative Editor), add a card for a 7-day free trial: $0 today, cancel any time before it ends and you are not charged. Growth is $29/mo or $279/yr (10 brands, 30 feeds) and Pro is $49/mo or $469/yr (100 brands, 300 feeds). Every plan includes unlimited team seats. AI credits beyond the free 10 are bought separately as top-ups; plans and the trial do not include credits.

Credits power AI Product Optimisation: 1 credit per field rewritten (title, description, category), 2 for title + description together, 4 for a full product. Every new account gets 10 free credits. Plans don't include credits: top up from $5 for 1,000 credits, up to 20,000 for $50, and credits never expire. So you only ever pay for AI work you actually use.

Yes. Growth covers 10 brands, Pro covers 100. Each has its own feeds, rules, and brand voice, sharing one login, one team, and one credit pool. Built for agencies and multi-brand retailers who'd rather not log in and out twelve times a day.

No. Every plan includes unlimited team seats. Whether you're a solo merchant or an agency with 50 people, you pay the same flat plan price. Roles (Owner, Admin, Member) let you decide who can edit feeds, rules, and billing.

Yes. Subscriptions are month-to-month or annual, cancellable from your dashboard in two clicks. If you cancel, your plan stays active until the end of the period, then your feeds go read-only. No data loss, no clawback, no awkward email.

200+ shopping channels including Google Ads (Merchant Centre), Microsoft Advertising, Meta Catalogs (Facebook & Instagram), TikTok Shop, Pinterest, Snapchat, Amazon Seller, eBay, OpenAI Commerce, plus regional players like Idealo, Kelkoo, Bol.com and Skroutz. Import from CSV, XML, JSON, a hosted URL, or one-click Shopify, then export to any of them with per-channel spec already handled.

One click. You authorise our app from Shopify, we sync your products into a feed, and any changes you make in Shopify auto-refresh on a schedule. Variants are grouped, deleted products are tracked, and your access token is encrypted. Most stores are live in under five minutes.

Yes. Export your existing feed as CSV or XML from your current tool, then upload or point us at the URL. We auto-detect the format and map the columns. You keep your channel mappings, your team migrates faster than the next contract renewal cycle, and on a typical mid-tier plan most teams save several hundred to several thousand dollars a month.

OpenAI Commerce is how products appear inside ChatGPT when people ask it to find or compare things to buy. OpenAI's product feed programme is open to approved merchants, who apply at chatgpt.com/merchants and upload their catalogue in OpenAI's feed format. Our OpenAI export maps the core product fields from your feed, so you have a starting point to check against OpenAI's current specification when you're approved.

UCP is the emerging open spec for letting AI agents discover, compare and transact on products across merchants. Think of it as 'OAuth for agentic shopping'. Agentic Commerce is the wider shift where AI agents do the buying for users. Both depend on clean, machine-readable product data, which is exactly what AI Shopping Feeds produces. Our exports are UCP-aware so your feeds are agent-ready by default.

It learns your brand voice once, from your existing product copy, your brand information, and the context of your landing pages. Then it writes new titles, descriptions, and categories that sound like you, not like a generic ecommerce template. It respects per-channel character limits, differentiates variants so sizes and colours never collide, and fills in missing attributes (GTIN, gender, material, age group) by reading the rest of the product. The output reads like your best copywriter on their best day, at the speed of one click.

Time, mostly. A copywriter does maybe 30 polished product titles in a day. Our AI Product Optimisation does 30,000 in an hour, with per-channel formatting already applied. But also consistency: humans accidentally write 'Air Max 90 White' for one variant and 'White Air Max 90 (US sizes)' for the next. AI doesn't. Most teams use Product Optimisation to cover the long tail and keep human attention on the top 5% of products.

It's a visual IF / THEN builder for the rules you keep meaning to write down. Capitalise titles, prepend the brand, drop [TEST] SKUs, normalise sizes, set GTIN from a variant SKU. Build it once, and it runs on every future feed refresh, every brand, every channel. Most teams replace half a day a week of spreadsheet work with a dozen rules.

Yes. Every operation (import, AI rewrite, manual edit, rule run, export, deletion) is logged in Feed History with timestamp, user, and before/after values. Roll back any single change or a whole batch. If the AI writes a title you don't love, edit it from the product editor and the version is preserved.

Up to 100,000 products per feed on every plan. Need more? Split across multiple feeds (Growth: 30 feeds, Pro: 300). Bulk AI optimisation runs as a background job with progress tracking and auto-resume on failure. You can close the tab, refresh, even sign out, and pick up where it left off.

Yes to both. A REST API at /api/v1 with Bearer-token auth and per-resource scopes (Growth: 300 req/min, Pro: 600). And a native MCP server so AI agents (Claude Desktop, Cursor, or your own) can manage your feeds end-to-end. Same auth, same endpoints, your choice of protocol.