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Blaze AI Discovery for WooCommerce

Name: Blaze AI Discovery for WooCommerce
Author: Blaze Commerce

See whether ChatGPT, Claude and other AI crawlers can reach your WooCommerce store, fix what blocks them, and generate your ChatGPT Shopping feed.

Blaze AI Discovery for WooCommerce ranks #24,298 among WordPress.org plugins with 30+ active installations, is #3,751 of 14,124 in the E-commerce category, and was last updated Oct 20, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1.4

v1.1.4 Current Version v1.1.4

Updated 2 weeks ago Last Update on 20 Oct, 2026

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Version: 1.1.4
Last Updated: Oct 20, 2026
Requires WP: 6.4+
Tested Up To: 7.1.4
PHP Version: 7.4 or higher
Author: Blaze Commerce

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Only if its crawlers can fetch your pages. ChatGPT uses OAI-SearchBot to index sites for its search answers, ChatGPT-User to fetch a page on demand when someone asks about it, and GPTBot for training — and any of them can be turned away by robots.txt, a firewall or a CDN without you noticing. The plugin's AI crawler access check (AI Discovery → Store Audit) tests each crawler from your server and, with cloud checks on, from outside your network, then shows a per-crawler verdict with a link to the fix.

ChatGPT finds products mainly by crawling your store with OAI-SearchBot and through product feeds from merchants accepted into OpenAI's merchant program at chatgpt.com/merchants, which currently has a waitlist. Shopping in ChatGPT is live for users in the U.S., and OpenAI says a feed is optional if ChatGPT already crawls your site. Either way, OAI-SearchBot has to reach your pages and your product pages need complete facts. The plugin checks crawler access from your server and, with cloud checks on, from outside your network, scores each product's data and generates a validated product feed for when you are accepted. It does not apply for you, upload the feed or guarantee that ChatGPT shows your products.

Usually one of three things: the AI crawlers cannot reach the store, the product pages do not give the assistant enough facts (brand, identifiers, price, availability, shipping and returns) to recommend a product with confidence, or the store is simply not mentioned anywhere the assistant reads. The plugin addresses the first two directly, with the crawler access check and the per-product AI readiness score, and the AI Visibility page shows how often ChatGPT and Google AI mention you over the trailing 30 days, which pages they cite and which competitors get named instead. No plugin can make an assistant recommend you; it can make sure the reason is not something on your side.

Give them complete, consistent facts to read: assistants describe products from your pages, structured data and feeds, so missing or conflicting details lead to vague or wrong answers. The plugin scores every product 0-100 on 10 criteria, including identifiers (SKU/GTIN), brand, attributes, price and whether your shipping and returns policies are published, and lists what to fix on each product. It adds missing Product schema properties such as brand, GTIN and itemCondition to your existing markup, and the AI Visibility report shows which of your pages ChatGPT and Google AI cite. It cannot correct an answer an assistant has already given or control what it says.

They fall into two groups. Training crawlers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, Google-Extended) collect pages to train models; blocking them is a legitimate choice and does not by itself hide you from shoppers. Retrieval crawlers (OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User, Claude-SearchBot, PerplexityBot, bingbot) are what the assistants use to find and cite your pages when a user asks — ChatGPT-User is the on-demand fetcher that visits a page the moment someone asks about it — so if those are blocked, the store cannot be recommended. Google-Extended is a robots.txt-only token rather than a user agent that visits your site, so it is judged from robots.txt alone. The plugin lists every crawler with its class and verdict, and the audit row passes when every retrieval crawler can get in.

Often, yes. Since mid-2025 Cloudflare has blocked known AI training crawlers by default on newly created zones, and Super Bot Fight Mode or a managed challenge can stop the retrieval crawlers as well; some of these crawlers are on Cloudflare's verified-bot list and some are not, so what gets through depends on your settings. Because the block happens at the edge, a check from your own server passes while the crawler is turned away. With cloud checks on, the plugin fetches your pages from outside with each crawler's user agent, reports which layer is blocking (Cloudflare, Wordfence, Sucuri, Kinsta or robots.txt) and links to the fix for that layer.

Probably not, and it is not where the gains are. llms.txt is a proposed convention — a plain-text summary of your site served at /llms.txt listing your store name, description, categories and key pages — that some tools read but the major assistants have not committed to; asked directly, ChatGPT itself calls it low priority for ecommerce and puts crawlable pages, structured data and clear product facts ahead of it. The plugin generates and serves one anyway because it costs nothing, but spend your time on the crawler access check and the product readiness scores first.

Yes, in the sense that it does the practical, measurable parts of answer engine or generative engine optimization for a WooCommerce store: making sure AI crawlers can reach you, making product data complete and machine-readable (schema, feed, identifiers, policies), and measuring whether ChatGPT and Google AI mention you. It does not write content, build links, submit your store to assistants or promise placement, and it does not replace conventional SEO — Google's AI Overviews are built on Google's index, so the ordinary SEO work still matters.

ChatGPT Shopping shows products inside ChatGPT answers, and shoppers usually complete the purchase on the merchant's own site. The plugin generates a product feed in OpenAI's current CSV spec, validates every product against it and scores each product's readiness so you know what to fix first. Applying to the merchant program and submitting the feed happen with OpenAI (chatgpt.com/merchants), not inside the plugin, and agent-driven purchasing is still early: the plugin prepares the data, it does not enroll you.

Not as a standard WooCommerce feature, and OpenAI says it is moving away from a standalone Instant Checkout in ChatGPT: shoppers discover products in ChatGPT and complete the purchase on the merchant's own website. WooCommerce describes agentic checkout through Stripe's Agentic Commerce Suite as rolling out to U.S. businesses from a waitlist, and not yet available to stores on WooPayments. This plugin has no checkout integration, and its feed marks every product as not checkout-eligible. What it does is make sure ChatGPT can reach your pages and that your product data is complete, which matters however the purchase happens.