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Built-in SEO for your storefront

Every store gets the search fundamentals generated automatically — unique metadata, canonical URLs, product structured data, sitemap and social previews.

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Who this is for: Sellers who want their products to be findable in search.

Generated automatically for every store

  • A unique title and meta description for every store, category and product page — no duplicates across your catalogue.
  • A canonical URL per page, so the same product reachable through several paths does not compete with itself.
  • Product structured data including price and availability, which is what makes a listing eligible for rich results.
  • Store and breadcrumb structured data, so search engines understand your store as an entity and know where each page sits.
  • Open Graph and Twitter card tags, so a shared link produces a proper preview with your product image on WhatsApp, Instagram and elsewhere.
  • Inclusion in the platform sitemap, which updates as you add products and categories.
  • Images served in modern formats at appropriate sizes, since page speed affects both ranking and conversion.

The SEO dashboard

The dashboard shows how your store and product pages will appear in Google results and in social previews, alongside an image health view that flags products with missing or weak imagery. The intent is to make the invisible visible — most SEO problems on small stores are simply things nobody could see.

What is still your job

Technical fundamentals get you eligible to rank; they do not get you ranked. Unique product descriptions, genuinely useful category text, real photography and inbound links remain yours to provide, and they are what actually differentiate two stores with identical technical setups.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to configure SEO settings for my store?

The technical fundamentals — metadata, canonical URLs, structured data, sitemap inclusion and social previews — are generated automatically. Your input is the part that cannot be automated: unique product descriptions and good photography.

Will my products show up on Google?

Product pages are structured to be eligible for indexing and are included in the sitemap, but eligibility is not a guarantee. How quickly and how well they rank depends on your product descriptions, competition in your category and the links pointing to your store.