Meta titles and descriptions for your products, written by the AI you choose: one product at a time on Basic, in bulk on Pro. A bulk run fills only the empty fields. Alt text for the images in your media library, and product schema from your WooCommerce data. It writes the SEO fields, not your product descriptions, and you check each one afterwards.
Store owners know the math: 400 products × 3 fields × 5 minutes = a hundred hours of the most boring work in e-commerce. So it never happens, and product pages rank on autopilot. Badly.
An interactive preview with sample data. The real thing runs inside your WordPress admin.
Bulk runs work on any public post type, products included.
The math on a 400-product catalog, typed by the queue. Reading it back stays with you.
Product JSON-LD from your WooCommerce data on every product page. Google decides what it shows.
Focus keyword, title and description in the SEO box, one product at a time, from Basic.
Tick Products and a modified date in AI Writer, then run Bulk Meta Titles and Bulk Meta Descriptions. Only the empty fields get written. Read them back before you announce it.
Agency covers up to 10 websites. Licenses are domain-based and re-assignable.
Put your brand name on the plugin, export the audit of the store’s posts and pages, invoice the result.
Not one by one. A variation shows on its product’s page, so the product’s title and description cover it. You set those on the product, where search engines look.
A bulk run targets empty titles, descriptions and alt text. Rewriting existing ones is a separate choice. A product with a short description already uses it as its meta description, so a description run leaves that product alone too, unless you choose to rewrite. It writes the SEO fields, not your product descriptions.
For product features, yes. Everything else works on any WordPress site.
Up to 10 websites, white label (your brand name in the plugin and on the audit report, switched on by us) and audit exports for reporting, as a CSV or a print-ready report. The audit covers your posts and pages, not your products.
Yes. WooCommerce’s own Product JSON-LD stays, with the price (or the price range of a variable product), the currency, the stock status, the SKU and the review rating, and the plugin adds your description to it. When WooCommerce adds none, the plugin’s own Product takes the same from your WooCommerce data, so a product page has one Product, not two. On Pro, AI Schema adds FAQ and HowTo schema to a product page when its text has questions or numbered steps. Whether Google shows a rich result is up to Google.
Yes, one product at a time. Every product gets the SEO box, with a Google preview and three AI buttons: focus keyword, title and description. Switch on Auto-generate Meta, and each product you publish gets a title and description where they’re empty; for imported products, use the AI buttons one product at a time, or a bulk run on Pro. Alt text for every product photo in your media library runs in one go from Images. All of this, except the bulk run, is Basic, $29 a year.
Your Shop page has its own SEO box: title, description and robots for the shop, also when the shop is your homepage. It warns you when a setting there hides your shop from search. Product categories use the description you write in WooCommerce. They have no SEO fields of their own yet, and they are not in the plugin’s XML sitemap.
Every public product is in your XML sitemap; a product behind a password stays out. Change a product’s URL and the old one redirects to the new one by itself. Your products count in your site score, and Home tells you how many still miss a description. Coming from Yoast or Rank Math? Your product titles and descriptions come along. Not for products yet: llms.txt, internal link suggestions and the audit cover your posts and pages.
Let it fill in what's missing. You check. It types.
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