The cards, engine by engine
Searchiz asks the shopping questions your buyers ask, built from your public catalog, and records the brand, merchant, price and feed origin of every card.
For e-commerce brands and agencies
When shoppers ask ChatGPT or Copilot for the best product for them, the answer is a row of product cards. See which brands fill them in your category, where yours are missing, and which orders came from AI.
Scan my storeSearchiz asks the shopping questions your buyers ask, built from your public catalog, and records the brand, merchant, price and feed origin of every card.
In our own collection, about five brands held three quarters of ChatGPT's cards in each category. Your report names them and shows where you stand.
Most ChatGPT cards come from product feeds you control; Copilot's point mostly to Amazon. Gaps are listed per engine, with the price and catalog changes that matter.
Card links carry utm_source=chatgpt.com or copilot.com. The measurement snippet on your order page records those orders once, with no customer data.
Measured, not assumed
In our September 2026 test of 270 US shopping answers, 160 showed product cards, 66% of ChatGPT card links came from merchant feeds, and every link was tagged with the engine. Gemini showed no cards; Google AI Mode could not be collected at volume.
Works best for brands that sell nationally. Smaller shops and stores without a website are still served by the scan and the public page. Shopify publishing is coming; nothing is published without your approval of the exact version.