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AI is evaluating your product catalog right now.

Are you prepared?

The Commerce Eligibility Index™ (CEI) measures whether AI systems can find, trust, and recommend your products and shows you exactly how to improve.

CatalogSignal helps commerce teams do three things in sequence: measure what AI sees, fix what is broken, and prevent regressions before they ship.

Commerce Eligibility Index™ (CEI)

Score your catalog across 16 signals and 5 pillars. Benchmark against competitors. Quantify revenue exposure. Get a board-ready action brief in 10 to 14 business days

CEI Activate

Turn findings into install-ready fixes. Receive JSON-LD scripts, PIM-ready CSVs, terminology normalization kits, and prioritized copy briefs by SKU.

CEI Protect

Keep quality from slipping. Validate new and updated products before publish with pass, warn, fail checks based on your brand baseline.

What You Get

Evidence-backed CEI score — Department-specific remediation priorities — Product-level receipts for every major finding — A path from assessment to operational control

Why This Matters Now

Google search suggestion box with options for 'Did you mean: running shoes,' 'Best running shoes for 2024,' 'Top 10 running shoes,' and 'Where to buy running shoes,' with a door in the background surrounded by arrows symbolizing airflow or movement.

60% of U.S. Google searches end with no click. The website is no longer the front door.

A computer screen showing an online shopping website with clothing and shoes, a chatbot icon with a headset, and a graph showing a 67% increase.

670% surge in AI chatbot traffic to retail sites during the 2025 holiday season

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$20.9B in U.S. retail ecommerce sales attributed to AI platforms in 2026 — 4× the 2025 figure.