We fixed it once — how do we keep it fixed?
A theme update, a new app, or a new AI-commerce standard can quietly undo last quarter's work, and nobody notices until sales dip.
What we do about it
Scheduled re-scans with score history and alerts the moment something regresses or a new standard lands — continuous proof, not a one-off project.
How it starts
With evidence, not a pitch: the free scan reads your store the way an AI agent does and shows exactly where this problem lives — then the fix is scoped to those findings.
The regressions are always quiet
Nobody announces that the new theme version dropped your product schema, or that an app rewrote robots.txt, or that an AI platform shipped a new crawler your rules don't cover. The store looks identical to a human. It just quietly stops appearing in AI answers — and the first symptom anyone notices is a sales dip weeks later, with no obvious cause.
What monitoring watches
- Your score, re-measured on a schedule, on the same 0–100 ruler as your first audit
- The diff: which issues appeared, which closed, what changed since the last scan
- Regression alerts the day a scan finds one — not in a monthly report
- New standards and crawlers as they land, with what each one means for your store specifically
Common questions
What happens when a regression is found?
You get an alert with the specific issue and its severity, not a generic warning. Small fixes are often covered within the retainer; bigger ones get a scoped proposal tied to the finding — the same evidence-first rule as everything else.
How often do you re-scan?
Monthly by default; weekly for stores that change themes or apps frequently. Cadence is set in the engagement and can change as your release pace does.
Other situations
Sound familiar?
The scan is free, reads only your public pages, and shows whether this is actually your problem — before anyone talks money.