Is your shop
ready for AI?
Intellimmerce measures whether Google, ChatGPT and Claude understand your WooCommerce shop and gives you a number from 0 to 100, free and with no key. Then it uses the AI you connect to fix what's missing in bulk: product copy, photo ALT text, category descriptions and searches that found nothing. Everything arrives as a draft, and your shop doesn't change until you press Apply.
Free score, no key needed · Nothing publishes without your approval · Your key never leaves the server
Google, ChatGPT and Claude look at your shop before your customers do
Before showing a product, they check whether they know what it is, whether the copy matches the data, whether they can read its specs and whether the shop looks trustworthy.
They can't tell what it is
With no barcode, brand, full price or photos, a product is a loose description nobody can tell apart from a similar one.
The copy doesn't match the data
Near-identical products end up with copy-paste text, and a generic AI fills the gaps by inventing a measurement. Repeats read as filler, and inventions come back as returns.
A machine can't read the rest
With no real category, technical data, photo ALT text or returns and shipping pages, an assistant lacks exactly what it checks first.
One number from 0 to 100 for how your shop stands
Intellimmerce reads your products and photos, with no AI and no changes, and tells you how much of your shop Google, ChatGPT and Claude understand, with the three fixes that would raise the score most.
The score looks at four things: whether each product can be identified, whether the copy sells without lying, whether a machine can read the data and whether the shop can be trusted. It never rounds up, and it moves as soon as you fix something.
What AI does for your shop
With the AI you connect (Claude, OpenAI or Gemini), Intellimmerce does in minutes what would take days by hand. Always as a draft, always from the data each product already has.
The Intellimmerce sheet, no two alike
Title, descriptions with internal links, specs, who it's for and who it isn't, FAQs and SEO. Each product in a group from its own angle.
ALT text written by looking at each photo
A vision model looks at each photo and writes what is in it. You read it before it reaches the media library.
Category descriptions
Linked to the parent category, the subcategories and the best sellers, and compared with each other so they don't end up alike.
What your customers search for and don't find
It spots the searches that returned nothing and rewrites, in the customer's own word, the product you already had.
Nothing changes until you press Apply. Everything is checked against the product's own data: empty fields are skipped and nothing is made up.
What your customers search for and don't find
Every search in your shop gets counted, and the ones that found nothing become tasks. Nothing about the visitor is stored, and your own admin searches don't count.
Three things an empty search can be
Something you sell under another name, something you don't stock, or a question. It sorts them with your categories, tags and attributes, and sends what's left to the AI in one call.
You already sell it, under another word
It names the product and rewrites its copy with the customer's own word, so someone searching for camisa finds your Shirt.
It says when it starts being useful
A search log pays off once it has months behind it. Until then, the screen shows since when it has been counting and when the lists will be worth reading.
Four lists in Catalogue → Searches, each ending in something to do: rewrite the product, try your own shop search, or hide a term you'll never sell. Leave it counting from day one.
Same data, a different face for every product
Fixing a shop in bulk can't mean writing the same thing a hundred times. Each product in a group gets its own angle and is compared with the rest before anything publishes.
ALT text written by looking at the photo
Each image, featured or gallery, goes to a vision model with the product's real data and comes back as one sentence naming what is actually in it.
Read it against the picture
Each sentence sits next to its image. Edit it, apply it or leave it: nothing reaches your media library until you say so.
ALT text in bulk
On one product, the ones you tick or the whole filter, with the cost estimated up front and one job per image so a big gallery never clogs the queue.
Missing and repeated photos
The scan finds products with no photo and pictures repeated across products, matched by what they show rather than by file name.
The scan compares photos on your own server and sends none. Only "Write ALT text" sends them, downscaled, to your AI provider.
Every figure traced back to your own data
A model can still slip in a delivery time, a percentage or a certification nobody mentioned. Intellimmerce checks every draft against the product's own data and lists whatever it can't trace.
Listed, never published
Each unbacked claim shows up with the sentence it came from. Add the data or cut the line: nothing reaches the storefront while it's still flagged.
What each product is asked for is yours to decide
Fields are no longer fixed. Switch them off, reorder, rename, add your own, and say where each one reads from and where to look when it's empty.
A starting point, not a cage
Pick your kind of shop and the fields adjust: general, fashion, food, personalised gifts, cosmetics, tech, home, digital downloads, or services. Fields you added yourself stay.
Different questions per category
Ask for size in clothing and capacity in homeware, each in its category and everything under it, without every product editor showing both.
Reads what your shop already holds
GTIN, stock, shipping, ratings, sales, prices and sale dates, plus any custom field. What you already keep in ACF isn't typed twice.
Digital downloads and services ask for what matters to them (format and licence, or what's included and how long it lasts) and skip weight and measures. Default brand, returns and delivery live in Store data, under Settings.
From product to draft
One pass per product. You stay in control at every step.
WooCommerce data, read automatically
SKU, categories, brand, measures, price, attributes and your own fields come from the product itself. You only fill in what WooCommerce can't know.
An angle is assigned
Each product in a group gets its own angle and keeps it across regenerations, so a rewrite never drifts into the next product.
One AI call
The AI returns every section at once as typed JSON, so nothing has to be cut apart afterwards.
Checked and scored
It applies the limits, flags missing data, checks similarity against the group and traces every figure back to the product's data.
You review and approve
Everything lands as a draft, with whatever the guard flagged. Nothing goes public until you say so.
Use what you already have written
Most shops already have product content, just not in Intellimmerce's fields. Two ways to put it to use.
CSV import and export
Export the fields to a spreadsheet, edit them in bulk and import them back. Blank cells never overwrite anything, and you see every change before you confirm.
Propose data with AI
On a product with a title and description, it pulls specs, dimensions and other fields from that text. What it can't find stays blank, and new values are highlighted.
What the assistant won't do
The same standards we hold every plugin to, written into the product itself.
Invent a thing
If a detail is missing, it tells you instead of guessing. A made-up spec is a return waiting to happen.
Repeat itself
Every draft is checked against its group before it ships, so no two products read alike.
Publish on its own
Everything waits as a draft for your approval. You can also skip products that already have content.
Reach for hype
No "perfect", no "magical", none of the words you've told it to avoid.
Ignore your rules
Your tone, your locale, your number format and your do-not-use list all carry through.
Bloat your store
One AI call per product, no heavy tables, nothing loaded on the front end that shoppers don't need.
The Intellimmerce sheet, fully structured
It's the set of copy the plugin writes for each product, ready to publish once you approve it. We call it the Intellimmerce sheet so it's never confused with the product page.
You set the locale and number format too, so Spanish output reads 6,4 cm and 1,75 €, not 6.4 cm.
Three menu entries, ordered by what's most worth fixing
The first menu entry, Ready for AI, opens with your shop's score. Filter by finding, fix one product or a whole filter, and see the cost before you commit.
One number for how ready your shop is
From 0 to 100 in four parts, with the three fixes that would raise it most. Free, no AI, no key, and it moves as soon as you fix something.
Best sellers with something wrong, first
Each finding is weighted by units sold, so a bad sheet on your best seller comes before one on something nobody buys.
An estimate before you queue anything
Before a batch, it estimates the cost from your recent runs, and Home keeps a running total for the month.
Catalogue holds the Products, Photos, Categories and Searches tabs, and Settings holds General, Fields, and Import and export. Long jobs show real progress, and everything lands as a draft.
It comes to you, not the other way round
The scan now shows up on two screens you already look at every day, so you don't have to remember to go looking.
Your shop on the first screen you see
Your score on the dashboard, with the commonest problems, the drafts waiting, the products worth opening first and lost searches for things you already sell.
Whatever page of your shop you are on
While you browse your shop, the toolbar shows the score and what the scan found on the page in front of you. Only people who manage the shop see it.
The same engine, for your category pages
Category descriptions get the same brand voice and anti-duplicate check as product copy, built only from what's real in your shop.
Built from catalogue structure
It draws on the parent category, its subcategories and its best sellers.
Checked against its siblings
Each new description is compared with the others, just like product copy, so your category pages don't sound alike.
Two or three paragraphs with links, its own meta title and description, and always a draft until you apply it.
Set the rules once, then let it keep up
Three optional behaviors, off until you turn them on, and every one of them drafts only. Nothing publishes on its own.
Auto-generate
When a product's required data is complete and it has no sheet yet, Intellimmerce queues a draft in the background.
Stale detection
Change a product's data and its draft is flagged as out of date. With auto-refresh on, it regenerates on its own.
Scheduled sweep
A recurring background job (Action Scheduler, with WP-Cron as fallback) works through missing and stale sheets in batches.
Structured for search and AI
Product, ProductGroup and FAQ markup that completes yours without duplicating it: brand on every product, plus returns and delivery if you filled them in. With Visibility active, it hands the data over.
Intellimmerce doesn't build feeds, but it leaves your approved FAQs and specs in two fields any feed plugin can map for Merchant Center.
Your SEO plugin, not against it
Detects Visibility, Yoast, Rank Math and others, writes the meta title and description where they belong, and never duplicates Schema.
Runs on the WordPress AI layer
With the WordPress 7.0 AI Client and a connector active, you need no key. Prefer your own? Anthropic and OpenAI keys work, and they never leave the server.
Works with or without a key
On WordPress 7.0 with a connector active, the key field disappears. Anywhere else, a direct Anthropic or OpenAI backend keeps you running.
One core, many modules
The score and the copy are module one. The same core powers what comes next, so you're not buying a one-trick plugin.
What's live, and what's next
Everything marked done is built, tested and installable today. The full changelog tells you what each release brought.
Product copy from real data
✓ DoneAnti-duplicate at scale
✓ DoneStructured SEO & categories
✓ DoneData onboarding & automation
✓ DoneScan, Home & Catalogue screens, presets, cost
✓ DoneALT text by vision, photo audit, anti-invention guard
✓ DoneField editor, rules by category, custom-field sources
✓ DoneLost searches sorted and turned into rewrites
✓ DoneDashboard widget, toolbar, feed fields, updates from the plugin site
✓ DoneReady for AI score, store data, brand and policy markup
✓ DoneIn-admin chat assistant
○ NextAssisted replies to product reviews
PlannedCampaign and category-page copy
PlannedAutomatic categorisation of new products
PlannedMultilingual catalogues, with VulgatAI
PlannedBuilt the WordPress way
Built to wordpress.org standards: clean Plugin Check, translation-ready, HPOS-compatible, tested up to WordPress 7.1 and PHP 7.4 or later. No Composer, no bloat.
It updates like any other plugin, from the plugins screen, and the package is only accepted over https from our own server.
Works with the rest of the family
Intellimmerce shares the work with its siblings: Schema and meta tags go to Visibility, AI-crawler control to VigIA and translation to VulgatAI.
Owns your Schema and meta output. Intellimmerce feeds it the structured data instead of printing its own.
VigIA ↗ AI crawler controlMonitors and controls AI crawlers. It also talks to Visibility, so the three cover search, AI and structure together.
VulgatAI ↗ TranslationAI translation that keeps your blocks, images and SEO intact. Intellimmerce writes the sheet and VulgatAI carries it across.
DietPress ↗ PerformancePuts WordPress on a diet, so the AI work you add doesn't cost you speed.
Vigilant ↗ SecurityPremium WordPress security with no upsells. Keeps the store you're selling from locked down.
WPHelp ↗ The workshopWhere it all comes from. WordPress tutorials and guides in English, backed by 20+ years of hands-on help.
From WPHelp
Built by Fernando Tellado and the WPHelp team: 20+ years in WordPress and plugins for security, SEO, AI and performance, held to wordpress.org standards.
Questions, answered
How is the Ready for AI score worked out?
In four parts: whether each product can be identified (barcode, brand, price, photos), whether the copy sells without lying, whether a machine can read the data and whether the shop can be trusted. It's the plugin's own measure, not Google's or OpenAI's, and it never rounds up. Anything your site can't check is left out and flagged.
Will my shop show up in ChatGPT, Claude or Google?
Nobody can promise that, and Intellimmerce doesn't. It fixes the data those systems check before showing a product, and where you show up is their call.
Does the score cost anything?
No. The score and the scan make no AI calls. Only generating copy, writing ALT text and sorting the failed searches your categories can't place use it, and you see a cost estimate before each batch.
Do I need a barcode on every product?
Only if you sell other makers' products. If you make them yourself, a box in Store data says your products have no barcode.
Do I have to fill in a lot of fields?
No. SKU, categories, brand, measures, price and your own fields are read from the product. The little WooCommerce can't know can be pulled from your existing text with "Propose data with AI".
Can I change which fields it asks for?
Yes, all of them. Switch them off, reorder, rename or add your own, and choose where they read from. You can also ask for a field in one category and not another.
Does it look at my product photos?
Only when you ask, with "Write ALT text", which sends the chosen photos, downscaled, to your AI provider. The scan compares photos on your own server and sends none.
Does it track my visitors?
It only counts search terms: no address, no session, no record of who searched what. Your own admin searches don't count, and everything stays in your database.
How do updates reach me?
Like any other plugin: WordPress tells you under Dashboard → Updates and installs it from the plugins screen. The package is only accepted over https from our own server.
Does it invent product data?
No. Empty fields are skipped, missing required data is flagged instead of guessed, and anything that can't be traced to the product's data is listed before you apply it.
Do I need an API key?
Not if you're on WordPress 7.0 with an AI connector active. Intellimmerce uses it and hides the key field. Otherwise you add your own Anthropic or OpenAI key.
Is it Claude-only?
Claude comes first and the prompts are tuned for it, but the direct backend already works with OpenAI too, and the WordPress AI connector can route to whichever provider you have active.
Will it overwrite my existing descriptions?
Only if you let it. Generation writes to a draft, you approve what goes live, and there's an option to skip products that already have content.
Do I need WooCommerce?
Yes. Intellimmerce is a WooCommerce assistant and lists WooCommerce as a required plugin.
What languages does it write in?
Whatever your store speaks. You set the locale, tone and number format, and it follows them.
How much does it cost?
Nothing while it's in early access. Choose the one-time download, with no support or updates, or the one with a year of updates and support, on the product page, at that day's price.
Where do I get it?
From plugins.ayudawp.com. You download the zip and upload it from Plugins → Add new. The tutorial walks through the first run screen by screen.
Is it on wordpress.org?
Not for now. It's built to wordpress.org standards, with a clean Plugin Check and translation-ready strings, but it's sold and updated from our own site.
Does it work with my SEO plugin?
Yes. It detects Visibility, Yoast, Rank Math and others, hands them the meta data, and avoids printing duplicate Schema.
Is it HPOS-compatible?
Yes. It declares compatibility with WooCommerce HPOS and the product editor.
Free while it's in early access
It's installable today. Take the one-time download or the one with a year of updates and support, and whatever you take now keeps working.
Get early accessYou download a zip and install it from Plugins → Add new. No newsletter. Your product data only travels to the AI provider you choose.