Solutions · Retailers

Every product page complete. Every category page worth landing on.

Thin product pages do not rank and do not convert. Empty category pages waste the highest-intent traffic on the site. Catalog AI writes both, at the scale your catalog actually is.

Sound familiar

Three things we hear every time.

  1. 01Product pages carry a title, a price, and one line of supplier boilerplate.
  2. 02Four hundred category pages have no copy at all because nobody could face writing them.
  3. 03On-site search returns nothing because there are no attributes to search on.
Workflow

How it runs here

  1. STEP 1

    Decide what a finished page looks like

    Attribute Sets fix the shape: description, specifications, meta title, meta description, and whatever else your template renders.

  2. STEP 2

    Fill the product pages

    Enrichment writes each field from live sources and classifies against the Google Product Taxonomy.

  3. STEP 3

    Fill the category and brand pages

    Category and Brand Enrichment generate structured copy, meta content, and clean slugs across the whole taxonomy.

  4. STEP 4

    Publish and re-check

    Export to your storefront, then validate on a cadence so the catalog does not quietly rot.

Retailers

Questions from this side

Will the copy read like it was generated?
You control the prompt per attribute, per category. The defaults are written to avoid the usual tells, and you can rewrite them to match your house style.
Does it handle internal linking?
Brand and category content can link back to your storefront URLs, which you configure in settings.
What about duplicate content across similar products?
Each product is enriched from its own sources rather than from a template, so near-identical SKUs do not end up with identical copy.

Test it on the part of the catalog that hurts.

Free credits on signup, no card. If it does not hold up on your worst products, you have lost an afternoon.

5 credits on signup · no card required