SoldByAI

For cross-border brands

Go global, a step ahead.

Buyers in different markets use different languages, engines, and purchase conditions. SoldByAI tests real shopping questions market by market, then ties the differences back to one catalog source.

Designed for your operation

Cross-border operations require a market-by-market view

Keep one catalog source. Test shopping questions across major AI engines and check purchase conditions market by market, then retain the results in a common field structure.

  • Keep one catalog source

    Product identifiers, specifications, price, availability, and source details stay anchored to one catalog source.

  • Run questions by market

    Shopping questions, major AI engines, and original answers are retained separately for each market.

  • Check purchase conditions separately

    Currency, availability, shipping coverage, and purchase-route reachability are checked in real tasks.

Product meaning, engine coverage, and purchase conditions vary by market

  1. Product meaning

    The same specification, variant, or category term may carry a different meaning across languages and markets.

  2. Engines and sources

    The AI your overseas buyers ask may sit outside your view. Common engines and the sources behind their answers vary by market; each market requires its own measurement.

  3. Purchase conditions

    Currency, availability, shipping coverage, and link reachability determine whether the purchase path holds.

Multi-market operating record

Use one field structure to record each market separately

Market, language, shopping question, engine, observed result, and purchase conditions remain on record. Differences can be compared and tied back to the catalog source. Sweep history and fix records are kept per market and carry into the next cycle, so the next run never starts from zero.

The order-attribution framework is ready. It switches on with your checkout and webhook.

  • Market
  • Language
  • Shopping question
  • Engine
  • Observed result
  • Purchase conditions

Measure markets separately. Keep the catalog source under brand control.

Each market retains its own questions and results. Actionable differences return to the same catalog source and move forward with brand approval.

See whether your catalog can support the next market

Start with your existing store and check product identifiers, structural signals, and purchase conditions.

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