Pull Enrich Publish Track Beacon Score Agent-ready Trust & safety
The platform

One loop. Pull → Enrich → Publish → Track.

Most AI-visibility tools hand you a report and call it done. That is where the real work starts, and where they leave you. Beacon runs the entire loop as infrastructure: it reads your catalog, rewrites it the way answer engines read, publishes AI-readable pages, and proves the results with real attribution, continuously, as your store changes. The point is simple: every shop, whatever its size, should have a place in the AI answers, so the busywork shouldn't be the thing standing in the way.

Read-only & public-dataBuyers always check out on your storeFree for shops under 20 products
One continuous loop, not a one-time fix
YOUR STORE always current Pull reads your catalog Enrich rewrites the facts Publish AI-readable pages Track proves what worked AI reads · buyers click the loop never stops, it re-reads and re-publishes as your store changes
YOUR STORE always current Pull reads your catalog Enrich rewrites the facts Publish AI-readable pages AI reads · buyers click Track proves what worked the loop never stops, it re-reads and re-publishes as your store changes

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Recommendations decay. Published pages compound. Beacon doesn't hand you a checklist, it runs the whole loop and keeps it current, so a one-person shop stays as readable to AI as a brand with an engineering team.

Step 01 · Pull
01

Onboarding is a URL, not a project.

Beacon reads your public catalog straight from your store link, an Etsy shop, a Shopify domain, or another supported platform. No log-in to hand over, no plugin to install, no developer. Listings, variants, prices, images, shipping and policy pages are parsed into one clean catalog model in minutes, and re-read on a schedule so nothing goes stale.

From a link to a living catalog model
Your store URL
Paste one link
Read public pages
Only what's already visible
Parse & normalize
Titles, variants, price, policies
Clean catalog model
Powers everything downstream
No access risk

Read-only, public data

Beacon never holds your store credentials or any write access. If it's visible on your public storefront, Beacon can structure it, and nothing more.

Full catalog model

Every attribute captured

Titles, materials, dimensions, variants, stock, price, reviews context, shipping and returns, mapped into one normalized model.

Always current

Scheduled re-sync

Weekly refresh on the free tier; live price and inventory sync on paid plans. Your published pages never contradict your real store.

Minutes to onboard, and it stays true on its own, because staying current is the platform's job, not yours.
Step 02 · Enrich
02

Listings rewritten the way answer engines read.

AI engines don't rank pages, they extract facts and compose answers. Beacon's enrichment layer restructures every listing into that grammar: explicit attributes, answer-format descriptions, use-case framing, and coverage of the questions buyers actually ask across the three stages of a purchase.

One raw listing → four machine-ready layers
Raw listing, as it ships
title, "The Luna" (a name, not a fact)
materials, buried in a photo
no schema · no identifiers
no alt text on images
Enriched, answer-ready
answer-format blocks, what · who · made of · vs · cost
schema.org, Product · Offer · FAQ
buyer-intent coverage, discovery → purchase
alt text & image metadata
Buyer-intent coverage

Answer real questions

Beacon shapes your content to the questions buyers ask AI, across discovery, comparison, and purchase, so you're the answer, not a footnote.

Structured data, completed

Schema most pages skip

Full Product, Offer, and FAQ markup generated per listing, the machine-readable layer marketplace pages ship incomplete or not at all.

Answer-format content

Concise, citable blocks

What it is, who it's for, what it's made of, how it compares, what it costs, in your brand's voice, reviewable before it publishes.

Visual-surface ready

Eligible where results are pictures

Descriptive alt text and image metadata so your products stay in the running as AI shopping goes visual-first.

Stage 1 · Discovery

"What should I get?"

best eco-friendly gift for a new gardener
Stage 2 · Comparison

"Which one is right?"

cotton vs linen apron, which lasts longer
Stage 3 · Purchase

"Can I buy it now?"

in stock, ships in 2 days, under $40
Your storefront copy stays yours, Beacon adds the machine-readable layer underneath that decides whether an engine can quote you.
Step 03 · Publish
03

Your AI-readable storefront, published on real infrastructure.

This is Beacon's moat. Enriched listings aren't suggestions in a report, they're live pages published at discovery-friendly URLs, engineered for AI crawlers: instant loads, zero UI clutter, complete markup, llms.txt, and clean sitemaps. A report ages the day you get it. Published pages compound.

Where the value lives: a report vs. a published page
value to your store time, as your catalog keeps changing → a one-time report, decays Beacon-published pages, compound
value to your store time, as your catalog keeps changing → Beacon-published pages, compound a one-time report, decays

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Discovery-friendly URLs

Built to be cited

Each product lives at a stable, semantic address made to be crawled, indexed, and cited, with edit history, so you can see every improvement shipped.

Checkout stays yours

You keep the customer

Every human click routes straight to your original listing or checkout. Beacon publishes the discovery layer; you keep the transaction, the buyer, and the margin.

Zero maintenance

Changes propagate

Retire a product, change a price, add a variant, your published pages follow automatically. You never manage a second store.

Your existing store is untouched, and every buyer still checks out with you. Beacon publishes the layer AI can read, and keeps it in lock-step with your catalog.
Why this is the moatAnyone can tell you what to fix. Doing the fix, and keeping it live as your store changes, is the part that actually moves you into AI answers. That's the step Beacon owns. See it on your store →
Step 04 · Track
04

Attribution that ends the guessing.

Because Beacon serves the pages AI engines read, every visit and click-through is a first-party event, not a modeled estimate. You see which engine, which prompt category, and which listing produced each shopper who reached your checkout.

Every AI visit, traced end to end
Which engine
ChatGPT · Perplexity · Gemini
Which prompt
The question category
Which listing
The exact product cited
Your checkout
The shopper who arrived
Observed

Real citations & visits

Engine referrals, crawler activity, and click-throughs Beacon actually recorded on your published pages. Facts, not forecasts.

Modeled

Projections, labeled honestly

Score forecasts and visibility estimates, always shown separately. We never blend a projection into a result and call it proof.

The Beacon Impact Panel isolates your baseline from the score dimensions Beacon directly improves, so you see precisely what you're paying for.
The measure

The Beacon Score, the number that explains itself.

Ten weighted dimensions, 0–100, recalculated as your catalog and the AI engines evolve. Four are lifted directly by Beacon's published pages, measurable score lift the moment you onboard. The other six are tracked and coached with ranked, specific fixes.

Four dimensions Beacon lifts · six it coaches
Beacon-lifted · day one
Published pages move these the moment you onboard.
Machine readabilityStructured data depthIntent coverageAnswer-format content
Tracked & coached
Monitored, scored, and turned into ranked fixes.
Catalog freshnessCitation evidenceEarned signalsBrand consistencyCompetitive positionTrust & policy clarity
A score you can act on, never a mystery number.
The next buyer

Ready for the shopper that isn't human.

The next shopper in your funnel may be an AI agent with a budget and instructions. Beacon's AUX (Adaptive UX) Protocol structures every published storefront so shopping agents can read prices, variants, availability, shipping, and policies, and hand a confident purchase decision back to their human. Sellers on Beacon are agentic-commerce ready by default, years before their competitors ask what that means.

Visible today · operable tomorrow
Today

Visible

An assistant can read and recommend you, you make the shortlist when a person asks.

Next

Operable

An agent can act on you, parse your offers and policies, check live stock, and route a purchase to your checkout.

The same readiness that gets you recommended today is what makes you operable by agents tomorrow.
Trust, safety & data

Built to be safe to adopt, and safe to leave.

Beacon is deliberately low-risk by architecture, not by promise. There's nothing to install in your store, nothing that can break it, and nothing that traps you if you leave.

Read-only by design

Nothing to break

Beacon works from your public catalog. We never hold credentials, admin access, or write permissions, there's nothing we could damage, even by accident.

Your data stays yours

Yours to export

Catalog data powers your virtual store and nothing else. Attribution data is yours to export. We don't sell data, and paid plans support custom retention terms.

Clean exit, guaranteed

No lock-in

Leaving Beacon retires your published pages and ends the sync, that's the whole process. No code to remove, no theme to restore, no lock-in by architecture.

Low-risk to start, and no hostages on the way out, the way infrastructure for small shops should work.
The through-line

One loop, so the smallest shop competes like the biggest.

Pull, enrich, publish, track, then do it again as your store changes. It's the same infrastructure a brand with an engineering team would build, run for you instead. We built Beacon on a simple belief: every seller, whatever their size, deserves a place in the AI answers today, and in the agentic marketplace next.

See your catalog the way AI sees it.

Paste your link for a free Beacon Score plus your first published, AI-readable product pages, live in minutes, no card.

Start free, no card, and it stays free for shops under 20 products.