Check your product
Paste a product URL. See whether AI names it when answering shopping questions.
See whether ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity name your products.
Then turn real buyer language into content that answers what shoppers ask.
See where your product appears in AI answers.
| Question | Product mentions | Cited sources | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best lightweight backpacks for day trips? | 7 / 9 answers | Product pages, reviews | |
| Which backpacks fit under an airplane seat? | 6 / 9 answers | Guides, product pages | |
| Comfortable backpacks for a day of sightseeing? | 5 / 9 answers | Reviews, forums |
Illustrative paid report. Sample products and results, not customer outcomes.
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Find out where your product stands.
Use what buyers say to decide what to write next.
Paste a product URL. See whether AI names it when answering shopping questions.
Scan Reddit, YouTube, reviews, and forums for the questions and concerns behind a purchase.
Turn buyer research into product copy, FAQs, and articles. Review the facts, then publish.
Run the same shopping questions again. See what changed in the answers.
Is AI naming your product, or someone else’s? Go beyond a brand-level overview and see the products, answers, and sources behind each result.
For a day trip, look for a compact bag with room for your essentials and easy access to what you carry most.
Compare the dimensions, pocket layout, and capacity before choosing.
Try the three options to explore the evidence.
Your buyers already explain what matters to them. DecodeIQ finds their questions, comparisons, and concerns across Reddit, YouTube, reviews, and forums.
Turn those patterns into content that connects your product’s features to the questions shoppers ask AI.
“Will it fit under the seat, or will I have to check it?”
“I hate unpacking everything just to find my laptop.”
“I need my water bottle separate from my laptop.”
Carry your 14-inch laptop in its own padded sleeve, with a separate pocket for your water bottle. Use the 18L main compartment for the essentials on your next day trip.
Illustrative workflow. These are example conversations and drafts, not collected customer research.
Product pages. FAQs. Buying guides. Blog posts. Social proof highlights. Listing attack plans.
One set of buyer research. More useful places to use it.
A specification says what your product has. Buyer-language content explains who it is for, what it helps with, and how it fits the purchase a shopper is considering.
18L capacity. Padded 14-inch sleeve.
Separate bottle pocket.
Room for a day out, with your laptop and water bottle kept separate.
Illustrative copy. Clearer context for shoppers and AI, not a promise of recommendations.
Product mentions in completed answers
Illustrative comparison. Not a content-uplift case study.
DecodeIQ keeps your shopping questions fixed, so you can compare new answers with your previous check. Review product mentions, competing products, and cited sources side by side.
Each question runs three times per engine. AI answers can vary; a change in mentions does not prove that a content edit caused it.
How the checks workFor sellers
Start with one product URL. No store connection needed.
Review the product pages and supporting content you publish.
Explore Shopify storesInspect external AI answers about one product.
Explore Amazon sellersExplain your item with verified details and buyer research.
Explore Etsy sellersWhat you can check, what you can create, and what the results mean.
See plans and pricingDecodeIQ starts with a specific product URL. It checks whether that product is named in AI answers, which competing products appear, and what sources are cited. You can then use buyer research to create content for that product, rather than stopping at an overview of your brand.
Read the full FAQ answerThe free checker runs up to three shopping questions through ChatGPT. A paid product check uses six fixed questions across ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity, with three runs per question and engine: up to 54 recorded answers. Re-checks reuse the same questions, and reports identify missing answers. The three-engine sample report above illustrates the paid check, not the free one.
Read the full FAQ answerCategory and product scans research Reddit, YouTube, Amazon reviews, and other review sites and forums. DecodeIQ organizes buying questions, concerns, comparisons, and use cases, then uses that research to draft original content. You review product facts and choose what to publish. Research is optional; you do not need a scan to run a visibility check.
Read the full FAQ answerNo. Buyer-language content helps you explain the product in the context of a shopper’s needs, but it does not control what an AI system recommends. A re-check shows changes in the recorded answers, not proof that an edit caused them. Mentions are not a measure of traffic or sales.
Read the full FAQ answerStart with your public product-page URL. You do not need a store integration for a check. Review and publish generated content through your existing tools, wherever you control the content. Amazon and Etsy access and editing limits still apply; these checks do not measure your marketplace search ranking.
Read the full FAQ answerEach paid product check uses 3 credits, including a re-check. A first check and one re-check for the same product use 6 credits in total. Buyer research and content generation use separate credits. Paid plans start at $79 per month; see current plans and credit allowances.
Read the full FAQ answerStart with your product URL. See what comes back.