AI Visibility & LLMs.txt for WooCommerce — Shop2LLM

Your competitors get recommended by AI instead. ChatGPT, Perplexity, and other AI assistants can't read your content — they recommend whoever they can read. Shop2LLM gives them a structured, machine-readable catalog of everything you publish. Without it, your site is invisible to the fastest-growing search channel on the web.

Shop2LLM is independently tested and A-rated on MakeWPFast.com — a third-party WordPress speed certification service. The benchmark report covers Home, Blog, and Product page contexts and rates overall plugin impact as "Low." Methodology: measured TTFB, memory delta, and DB query delta against a clean WordPress baseline on the same hosting stack. Full report is published at the link above. Safe to install on any hosting — external calls are non-blocking with 1s timeouts, so even if our cloud is unreachable your site remains fast.

On activation, Shop2LLM immediately generates: llms.txt — a machine-readable catalog at yoursite.com/llms.txt listing your content with titles, slugs, descriptions, and last-modified dates JSON-LD Schema — Product schema for products, BlogPosting schema for posts robots.txt rules — 51 AI crawler allow directives MCP endpoint — native tool endpoint for AI agents at yoursite.com/wp-json/shop2llm/v1/mcp (2 JSON-RPC 2.0 tools) AI discovery manifest — machine-readable discovery at yoursite.com/wp-json/shop2llm/v1/.well-known/mcp You can verify all of this immediately after activation — no configuration required.

Yes. Shop2LLM requires WooCommerce 8.0+ (free) and activates only on WooCommerce stores. Product search, price and stock data, and Product schema all come from WooCommerce. Your blog posts and pages are still fully included in the AI catalog (llms.txt, BlogPosting schema, MCP search).

No. Core AI features run entirely on your WordPress server. Product indexing (making your products searchable by AI assistants across all Shop2LLM-connected stores) sends lightweight product metadata to our cloud search index — this feature is opt-in and disabled by default. Enable it in Settings → Shop2LLM → Product Sync. See the data section below for exactly what is sent.

Content data (full product descriptions, customer data, orders) stays on your server. AI agents connect directly to your WordPress REST API for detailed product information. When you enable Product Sync (opt-in, disabled by default), the following lightweight product metadata is sent to the Shop2LLM cloud search index to enable AI discovery across all connected stores: product_id — internal product ID title — product name price — current price description — short description or excerpt image_url — main product image URL product_url — product page URL (public) category — product categories brand — your site name availability — in stock or out of stock This data is sent when you enable Product Sync (opt-in) and then refreshed daily. All of it is already publicly visible on your website. It is used solely to make your products discoverable by ChatGPT, Claude, and other AI assistants. No customer data, no order data, no admin credentials, no PII is ever sent. To enable, go to Settings → Shop2LLM → Product Sync and select "Enabled". You can also use the code-based filter: add_filter('shop2llm_disable_product_sync', '__return_true'); to disable programmatically.

Shop2LLM uses a layered privacy model that complies with WordPress.org plugin guidelines: Layer 1 — Local behavior summary (no opt-in required, never leaves your server). To improve onboarding and detect friction, the plugin records a small set of activation milestones in the shop2llm_behavior_summary WordPress option. This includes: activation timestamp, whether the Welcome Modal was shown/completed/skipped (and at which step), whether the AI connection URL was copied, whether the first inline test search was performed (and whether it returned results), whether the first AI crawler visit was detected, days since activation, and a bucketed count of dashboard visits. This data stays entirely in your database and is never transmitted anywhere. It is automatically removed on uninstall. Layer 2 — Anonymous usage statistics (opt-in, disabled by default). When you enable Analytics in Settings (or accept the opt-in prompt shown after completing the Welcome Modal), an anonymous, bucketed behavior summary is sent to our cloud service at api.shop2llm.com alongside the existing daily heartbeat. The summary contains only these fields: has_content — boolean (true if your site has at least one published post or product) content_count — bucketed value: 0, 1-4, 5-20, 21-100, or 100+ (never the exact count) welcome_shown, welcome_completed, url_copied, first_search_done, first_search_ok, first_crawler_done — booleans only welcome_skipped_step — integer 1-3, or null days_since_activation — integer dashboard_visits — bucketed value: 1, 2-5, or 6+ (never the exact count) All fields are coarsely bucketed or boolean to prevent fingerprinting. No personal data is collected — no IP addresses, no email addresses, no usernames, no customer/order/content data, no URLs of individual pages, and no exact counts that could identify a site. The site is identified only by a SHA-256 hash of its hostname. Layer 3 — AI crawler visit reports (opt-in, included with Analytics). When Analytics is enabled, AI crawler visits are reported with the crawler type, page URL, user agent, and the anonymized site identifier. You can enable or disable Analytics at any time in Settings → Shop2LLM → Analytics. Disabling it stops all external transmission immediately; local behavior summary continues to be stored for your own dashboard insights. See our privacy policy at https://shop2llm.com/ for details.

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Yes. All AI connections require Bearer token authentication. The API key is auto-generated and can be rotated anytime.

Go to Shop2LLM → Dashboard and look at the "AI Search Activity" card. It shows crawler visits and search terms in real time. You don't need to check server logs.