For snacks and pantry brands
Shoppers have stopped typing keywords and started asking questions. Shelf Check puts those questions to the AI answer engines, records every word of what comes back, and reads your store the way an AI crawler reads it — then shows you both, with the evidence quoted.
These are generated from your category, not written by hand — the same way the real run builds them. Your subcategory replaces the product name, so a snacks and pantry brand selling “protein granola bars” is measured on questions about “protein granola bars”, not about snacks and pantry in general.
In step two we ask you one question — What qualities set it apart? — and your words go into that gap, unedited. No AI rewrites them, which is what makes your report comparable to every other brand measured the same way.
Free is one report per website. The whole on-site half is included in full — nothing on your own store is held back for the paid tier.
Whether an AI crawler can read your pages at all, and what it finds when it does. Every result quotes the words actually found on the page.
Because AI answers vary between runs, so asking once measures luck.
What was said about you, who was named instead, and which sources were cited.
Each one traced back to the check that found it.
What we will not tell you
And there will not be one until we have measured enough brands for it to mean anything — 30 completed reports in a category, market and size band before a benchmark is published. Today that threshold has not been reached in any category. A number invented to fill the space would be worse than an empty space.
AI answers are non-deterministic and vary by user, session and location. Your report is a point-in-time snapshot with the evidence attached, not a guarantee of placement.
Free · one report per website · no account, no password. We send a 6-digit code to confirm your email before anything runs.
Snacks and pantry is a repeat-purchase category, which is where Cadence works. The report stands on its own either way.