Blaze AI Discovery for WooCommerce

AI shopping is growing. ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Microsoft Copilot, and Perplexity are recommending and selling products inside conversations. Stores that are optimised for AI discovery get found. Stores that aren’t, don’t.

Blaze AI Discovery for WooCommerce helps independent store owners stay visible in the age of AI commerce — without giving up the control and ownership that made them choose WooCommerce in the first place.

What it does

Track AI Traffic You Didn’t Know You Had
Most AI-referred visits hide in your analytics as “Direct” traffic. Our tracking detects visits from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Mode, Copilot, Claude, and Gemini using referrer headers, UTM parameters, and URL text fragments — then traces them all the way through to orders and revenue.

Score Every Product for AI Readiness
Each product gets a 0–100 score based on 10 criteria that AI agents use to decide whether to recommend it: title quality, description depth, images, brand, category, attributes, price, identifiers (SKU/GTIN), reviews, and shipping/returns policies. Actionable recommendations tell you exactly what to fix.

Enhance Schema.org Markup Automatically
Augments your existing schema (works alongside Yoast SEO, Rank Math, or standalone) with the additional Product properties that AI agents look for: brand, multiple images, GTIN, dimensions, color, material, itemCondition, shipping details, and return policies.

Generate a ChatGPT Merchant Feed
Creates a product feed file compatible with OpenAI’s merchant specification. Validates every product against requirements and walks you through the submission process at chatgpt.com/merchants.

Serve an llms.txt File
Automatically generates and serves an llms.txt file at your site root, helping AI crawlers understand your store’s structure, categories, and key pages.

Audit Your Store’s AI Readiness
Ten-point diagnostic checks everything that affects AI discoverability: SSL, REST API, existing schema, product data quality, site speed, robots.txt AI crawler rules, Google for WooCommerce status, and more.

Key Features

• AI traffic attribution dashboard with platform breakdown and revenue tracking
• Per-product AI readiness scoring with actionable fix recommendations
• Enhanced Schema.org/JSON-LD that augments Yoast SEO or Rank Math (never duplicates)
• ChatGPT merchant product feed generator with validation
• Google Merchant Center data quality audit
• Automatic llms.txt generation
• Store readiness audit with 10 diagnostic checks
• Order attribution — traces AI-referred visits through to WooCommerce orders
• Zero-config — starts tracking the moment you activate
• Works on cached sites (Kinsta, WP Engine, SiteGround, Cloudways, shared hosting)
• No external service dependencies — all data stays on your server
• GDPR-friendly — no PII stored, only irreversible visitor hashes

How It Works With Caching

Unlike server-side-only tracking that fails on cached pages, our tracker uses the same proven architecture as Independent Analytics: a lightweight inline script (delay-loaded via requestIdleCallback for zero performance impact) that sends data to a local REST endpoint. Works perfectly with full-page caching, edge caching, and CDNs.

External Services

This plugin uses the following third-party service:

Blaze Commerce PageSpeed Service

• Service URL: https://pagespeed.blz.au/webhook/ps
• Purpose: Measures real-world site performance (Google Lighthouse scores) during the store readiness audit
• Data sent: Your store’s public homepage URL only — no user data, no cookies, no authentication tokens
• When: Only when you run the store readiness audit (on-demand, not automatic or recurring)
• Powered by: Google PageSpeed Insights API (terms, privacy)
• Service provider: Blaze Commerce (https://blazecommerce.io)
• Privacy: Your URL is passed to Google’s PageSpeed Insights API to generate a Lighthouse report. No data is stored by the proxy service.

All other plugin features operate entirely locally. Attribution data, product scores, and feed files are stored in your WordPress database. No data leaves your server except the performance check described above.