FREE TOOL · PRODUCT VISIBILITY CHECK
AI recommends products.
Is your page ready?
Run the free 7-point check.
Paste a product URL and Peekaboo runs a 7-point check on the signals AI assistants use to recommend products, including price, benefits, schema markup, and trust signals. It then scores your page 0–100 and provides copy-ready fixes plus a manual prompt kit for ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity.
Product Visibility Score
7-point check
- Price detected
- Benefit bullets
- “Best for” positioning
- Policy mentions
- Product schema
- Comparison framing
- Content quality
Example output from a real DTC product page check. Paste yours to see what AI can and can’t read.
- Whether your price is clear and crawlable by AI
- Whether benefits and features read as benefits, not just specs
- A "best for" positioning line that tells AI who the product is for
- Trust signals such as shipping, returns, and warranty information
- Valid Schema.org Product markup, the structured data AI relies on
- Comparison framing that helps AI place you against alternatives
- An overall 0–100 AI-readiness score
| What you get | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Copy-ready content snippets | Paste AI-optimized benefits, FAQs, and a "best for" line straight onto your page |
| Generated Schema.org Product JSON-LD | Drop in valid structured data without hand-writing markup |
| A 10-prompt manual testing kit | Run the buyer queries in ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity and see if your brand gets named |
| 0–100 readiness score | One number to prioritize which products to fix first |
When a shopper asks an AI assistant for the best product in your category, the model recommends what it can read and understand. Pages missing clear pricing, structured data, or benefit copy get skipped, and the recommendation goes to a competitor whose page the model can parse. Checking your page is the first step to getting recommended.
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