Data first.
AI second.
Intellimmerce starts by scanning your catalogue for free, offline, no AI call made. It reports the products with no description, the ones too thin to rank, the ones with no photo or the same photo as another product, the ones missing SEO meta or ALT text, and above all the ones that read almost exactly like something else of yours. It also counts what shoppers searched for in your shop and never found. Then it writes what needs writing from the data your store already holds, and checks every figure against that data before you apply it.
Free while it's in early access · Built on the WordPress 7.0 AI layer · Your key never leaves the server
Clone catalogs break your SEO
The bigger and more repetitive your catalog, the more damage generic AI does to it.
Clone catalogs, clone copy
When hundreds of products differ by one small detail, generic AI writes almost the same text for each. Google reads near-duplicate copy as filler, and thin pages rank below no page at all.
AI that makes things up
Ask a model to fill the gaps and it will invent a size or a material. On a physical product, a made-up spec comes straight back to you as a return.
Photos nobody ever labelled
Products with no photo at all, the same picture reused across half a dozen items, galleries where not one image has ALT text. Google can't read a photo and neither can a screen reader, so that part of your catalogue simply isn't there.
The scan finds what's wrong before anything writes a word
No AI call, nothing changes, just a read of the content and the photos you already have. Run it and Intellimmerce reports, product by product, what's missing and what reads or looks too much like something else in your catalogue.
Two sheets can read completely differently and still chase the very same query, which comparing their prose never catches, so the scan also compares what a search engine reads: the title it will list them under and the headings of their descriptions. Each one is reported next to the product it is fighting. The photo check compares pictures on your own server, by what they look like rather than by file name, so a re-upload under another name or at another size is still caught. Dated snapshots make the before and after visible: scan again after fixing a batch and watch the numbers move. Dead weight gets a reversible "move back to draft" action right next to the usual "write it a proper sheet", for products that are old, unsold and say nothing.
The words your customers used, and the sales they cost you
Every search someone runs in your shop gets counted. Home shows you the ones that came back with nothing and the ones people run most, and turns the first list into work instead of reading material. Nothing about the person is stored: no address, no session, no record of who searched what, and searches by anyone who can manage the shop are ignored, so your own testing never counts.
Three things an empty search can be
Something you sell under another name, something you do not stock, or a question that was never a product. Intellimmerce works it out from your categories, tags and attributes, which is exactly where the shop search never looked, and puts whatever is left to the AI in a single call.
You already sell it, under another word
For that first kind it names the product and rewrites its sheet with the words the customer actually typed, one at a time or all at once. The work was done and the wording lost it. This is what catches someone searching for camisa when your product is called a Shirt.
It says when it starts being useful
A search record is worth reading once it has months behind it. While it fills up, the screen tells you since when it has been counting and roughly when the lists become worth your time, instead of showing an empty table and letting you assume it is broken.
Four lists, each a table with its own search box and pages of ten, so a year of searches is not a wall of rows. Every one ends in something you can do: rewrite the sheet where it found the product, open your own shop search for the terms people run most and see what comes back, or hide a term you are never going to sell. Hidden terms can be brought back. Leave the counting on from day one even if you have no use for it yet, because the list only starts paying once it has some history behind it.
Built for the part nobody else solves
Plenty of plugins write a paragraph. Intellimmerce is built around the three things that decide whether a big catalog ranks.
Anti-duplicate by design
Every product in a group is written from a different angle, so the opening, the emphasis and the fact that leads change from one to the next. Each draft is then scored against the rest of its group before it goes live, and the internal link anchors vary too.
Structured, not just written
Most tools hand you a paragraph and leave the real work to you. Here every sheet comes out in typed sections with real limits: title, specs, a who-it's-for block, FAQs, meta tags and ALT text for each photo.
Nothing your data doesn't back
Every figure and every claim in a draft is traced back to the product's own data. A delivery time or a percentage nobody told it gets listed for you before you apply, never quietly published.
Same data, a different face for every product
This is the piece no competitor ships. Intellimmerce writes each product in a group from a different angle, so the opening, the emphasis and the lead detail shift from one item to the next. Before anything publishes in bulk, every draft is compared against the rest of its group, and internal-link anchors vary too. No two sheets read the same, and Google sees real content instead of filler.
ALT text written by looking at the photo
Not the product title pasted into the ALT field. Each image, featured and gallery, goes to a vision model together with the product's real data and comes back as one sentence that names what is actually in the picture.
Read it against the picture
Every sentence lands on a screen of its own, next to the image it describes. Edit it, apply it or leave it: nothing reaches your media library until you say so.
ALT text in bulk
Run it on one product, on the ones you tick or on everything in the current filter, with an estimate of what a hundred photos cost before you start. One background job per image, so a big gallery doesn't hold up the queue.
Missing and repeated photos
The scan reports products with no photo at all and products showing the very same picture as another one of yours, matched by what the picture looks like rather than by its file name.
The scan never sends an image anywhere: it compares photos on your own server. Only "Write ALT text", over the products you picked, sends them to your AI provider, downscaled, and what that costs is counted into your monthly total like everything else.
Every figure traced back to your own data
A sheet is written from what you gave the plugin, but a model can still slip in a delivery time, a percentage or a certification nobody mentioned. Intellimmerce checks each draft against the product's own data and lists whatever it can't trace back, so you either add the data that backs it or edit the line out. It has its own finding in the catalogue and its own filter, so you can go through the whole store looking at nothing else.
Listed, never published
An unbacked claim shows up in review with the sentence it came from. Nothing is quietly rewritten and nothing reaches the storefront while it's still flagged.
What each product is asked for is yours to decide
The fields are no longer fixed in the plugin. Switch one off, reorder it, rename it, add your own, and say where it reads from and where it should look instead when that comes back empty. Two plain lists, no syntax to learn.
A starting point, not a cage
Pick the kind of shop you run and the fields adjust: general, fashion, food, personalised gifts, cosmetics, tech, home, digital downloads, and services and plans. Loading a preset keeps the fields you added yourself, and Settings lists the boxes that kind of shop asks for with a link straight to them.
Different questions per category
A rule can ask for something in one category and everything under it, or stop asking for it there. Clothing that needs a size and homeware that needs a capacity live in the same catalogue without every product editor showing both.
Reads what your shop already holds
GTIN, product type, stock and units, backorders, shipping class, rating, reviews, units sold, purchase note, regular and sale prices with their dates, and any custom field your products carry. What you keep in ACF doesn't have to be typed twice.
Two of those store types answer to something that is not an object. Digital downloads asks for the format, what the download actually contains, what it takes to open it, the licence and whether updates are included, reading part of that from the product's own files. Services and plans asks what is included, what is not, how it is delivered, how long it lasts and how fast you answer, plus the figures that separate one tier from the next, and stops asking about weight, measures, materials and packaging. That last part is what keeps three plans of the same service from reading alike.
From your data to a ready sheet
One pass per product. You stay in control at every step.
WooCommerce data, read automatically
SKU, categories, brand, measures, price, attributes and your own custom fields come straight from the product. You only fill in what WooCommerce can't know.
An angle is assigned
Each product in a group gets its own angle, and it stays put across regenerations, so a rewrite doesn't drift into the neighbouring product.
One AI call
Claude returns every section at once as typed JSON, not a wall of text, so nothing has to be cut apart afterwards.
Checked and scored
Intellimmerce applies the limits, flags missing data, scores similarity against the group and traces every figure back to the product's own data.
You review and approve
Everything lands as a draft, with live counters and whatever the guard flagged. Nothing goes public until you say so.
Bring your existing catalog, don't retype it
Most stores already have some product content, just not in Intellimmerce's fields yet. Two ways to fill them without starting from scratch.
CSV import and export
Export your current input fields as a spreadsheet, edit them in bulk, and import them back. Rows match by product ID or SKU, blank cells never overwrite what's already there, and a validated preview shows you exactly what will change before you confirm it.
Propose data with AI
Point it at a product that already has a title and a description, and it pulls specs, dimensions and other fields straight from that existing text. Fields it can't find, it leaves blank. New values are highlighted until you review and save them.
What the assistant won't do
The same honesty we build into every plugin, 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
Sheets wait as drafts 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 product sheet, fully structured
Every sheet comes out typed, within limits and ready to publish. You approve it before anything changes. WooCommerce already calls the product page a product sheet, so what the plugin writes is called an Intellimmerce sheet wherever the two could be confused: your products always had one, what they may not have yet is this one.
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 actually worth fixing
Home opens with the state of your catalogue, not a settings form. Catalogue holds Products, Photos and Categories as tabs, and Settings holds General, Fields, and Import and export. Filter by finding or state, fix one product or a whole filter, and see the cost before you commit to it.
Your catalogue's health, at a glance
AI connection status, a first-run checklist, a health percentage, and how it moved since your last scan. No settings to wade through first.
Best sellers with something wrong, first
The scan weighs each finding by units sold, so a bad sheet on your best seller outranks a bad sheet on something nobody buys. Home opens with a "Start here" shortlist built from exactly that.
An estimate before you queue anything
Before generating a whole filter, Intellimmerce estimates the cost from your own recent runs. Home keeps a running total for the month, so nothing about your AI spend is a surprise.
Filter the Catalogue by category or by what the scan found, act row by row or in bulk, and generate for the entire filter in one click. Every screen kept the address it had, so an old bookmark still lands where it did. Long jobs say what they are doing while they do it: the scan and the photo batch both move a real bar and switch to the results on their own when they finish, instead of painting a number once and telling you to reload. And every result lands as a draft: nothing reaches the storefront without your approval.
It comes to you, not the other way round
Two of the screens you already look at every day now carry what the scan found, so keeping a catalogue healthy stops being a place you have to remember to visit.
Your catalogue on the first screen you see
How much of it is in good shape, its three commonest problems, the drafts waiting for you, the handful of products worth opening first, and how many of the searches people lost were for something you already sell. That last number is the cheapest work in the building.
Whatever page of your shop you are on
Browsing your own storefront, the toolbar says what the scan found about the product, the category or the cart on screen, with the count next to it. It tells "not scanned yet" apart from "scanned, nothing to fix", so it never calls a product fine when nobody has looked at it. Only people who can manage the shop see it, and it stays out of the editors.
The same engine, for your category pages
Category descriptions get the same brand voice and anti-duplicate check as product sheets, built only from what's real in your catalog.
Built from catalog structure
The description draws on the category's parent, its subcategories and its top sellers by sales. Not a generic paragraph with your category name dropped in.
Checked against its siblings
Every new category description is scored for similarity against every other one you've generated, the same check used for product sheets, so your category pages don't end up sounding alike either.
Each description runs 2–3 paragraphs, links to the parent category, a few subcategories and top products, and comes with its own meta title and description. Draft first, always: nothing changes on the category page 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
Edit a product's data after generating its sheet, and the draft gets flagged as out of date in the review queue. Turn on auto-refresh and it regenerates on its own.
Scheduled sweep
A recurring background job, Action Scheduler with a WP-Cron fallback, catches up on stale and missing sheets a batch at a time, so a growing catalog doesn't fall behind.
Structured for search and AI
Intellimmerce adds Product and ProductGroup markup, plus FAQ data built from the FAQs it generates. It enriches your markup instead of replacing it, and when Visibility is active, it hands the data straight over, so you never end up with duplicate Schema. The same details also feed your Merchant Center listings, through whatever feed plugin you already run.
Two of those fields are written for you from the sheet you approved: your reviewed FAQs land in a custom field in the question-and-answer format Google reads for its conversational surfaces, and your specifications land as product detail lines. Any feed plugin can map them. Intellimmerce does not build or deliver feeds, and is not going to; whether what travels in them is true is a different job, and that one it does do.
Your SEO plugin, not against it
Detects Visibility, Yoast, Rank Math and others, writes the meta title and description where they belong, and steps aside on Schema when a sibling already owns it.
Runs on the WordPress AI layer
Use the WordPress 7.0 AI Client and its connectors (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, whichever you have active) and you won't need a key of your own. Prefer a direct key instead? Add your Anthropic or OpenAI key and skip the connector, with prompt caching to keep bulk runs cheap. Claude comes first either way, and your key never leaves the server.
Works with or without a key
On WordPress 7.0 with an AI connector active, the key field disappears and the connector does the work. Everywhere else, a direct Anthropic or OpenAI backend keeps you running.
One core, many modules
Product sheets are module one. The same core, the AI layer, the settings and the sibling detection, powers what comes next. You're not buying a one-trick plugin.
What's live, and what's next
Everything marked done is built, tested end to end and installable today. What comes after is already mapped out, and the full changelog tells you what each release brought, line by line.
Product sheets 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
✓ 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
wordpress.org-ready from day one. Clean Plugin Check, translation-ready, HPOS-compatible, tested up to WordPress 7.1 and from PHP 7.4 to the latest release. No Composer, no vendor bloat, nothing loaded that your store doesn't use.
Updates arrive the way they do for any other plugin: WordPress checks, tells you there is a new version, and installs it from the plugins screen. The package is only accepted over https from our own server, and your shop no longer reports this plugin to WordPress.org on every check, because the directory has nothing to say about it anyway.
Works with the rest of the family
Intellimmerce plays nicely with its siblings. It hands Schema and meta tags to Visibility, stays out of VigIA's way on AI-crawler control, and leaves the translating to VulgatAI. They know about each other, so they share the work instead of stepping on it.
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. When your catalogue speaks more than one language, 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
Intellimmerce is built by Fernando Tellado and the team at WPHelp, 20+ years deep in WordPress and specialized in security, SEO, AI and performance plugins. We build tools that fix real problems for store owners, and we hold them to wordpress.org standards.
Questions, answered
Does the scan cost anything?
No. It reads the content and the photos you already have and makes no AI calls at all. Only generating a sheet or writing ALT text uses your AI provider, and Intellimmerce shows you a cost estimate before you queue a batch. The one other place AI turns up is sorting failed searches: whatever your categories, tags and attributes cannot place goes to the AI in a single call, not one per term.
Do I have to fill in a lot of fields?
No. Most of what a sheet needs, SKU, categories, tags, brand, measures, weight, price and your own custom fields, is read straight from the product. A store-type preset picks the handful of things WooCommerce can't know, and even those can be extracted from your existing text with "Propose data with AI".
Can I change which fields it asks for?
Yes, all of them. Switch a field off, reorder it, rename it, add one of your own, and tell it where to read from and where to look instead when that comes back empty. You can also ask for something in one category and not in another, so a mixed catalogue doesn't show every product editor every field.
Does it look at my product photos?
Only when you ask it to. "Write ALT text" sends the photos of the products you picked to your AI provider, downscaled, and brings back one sentence per image for you to review. The scan itself never sends an image anywhere: it compares photos on your own server to find the ones missing or repeated.
Does it track my visitors?
It counts search terms, and that is all. No address, no session, no record of who searched what, nothing that could be tied back to a person. Searches by anyone who can manage the shop are ignored, so your own testing never lands in the list. Nothing is sent anywhere: the count lives in your database like the rest of your shop.
How do updates reach me?
The way they do for any other plugin. WordPress checks the plugin site, tells you under Dashboard → Updates when there is a new version, and installs it from the plugins screen. The package is only accepted over https from our own server, and a release can leave you a note before you install it.
Does it invent product data?
No. If a field is empty it gets left out, and if a required detail is missing the product is flagged instead of guessed at. On top of that, every figure and claim in a draft is traced back to the product's own data, and anything that can't be traced is listed for you 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. There are two ways to take it: a one-time download, with no support or updates, or the download with a year of updates and support. Both are on the product page, with whatever the price is today.
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
Intellimmerce is out of the workshop and installable today. Take the one-time download, with no support or updates, or the download with a year of updates and support behind it. While Intellimmerce is in early access the download costs nothing, and whatever you take now keeps working.
Get early accessYou download a zip and install it from Plugins → Add new. No account on your store, no phoning home, no newsletter.