For marketplace sellers
Get recommended beyond the marketplace
Your marketplace dashboard continues to manage on-platform transactions. SoldByAI tests product answers across major AI engines and records discovery beyond the marketplace.
Designed for your operation
On-platform operations and off-platform answers need separate records
Your marketplace account and permissions stay as they are. SoldByAI starts with product sources it can read, records off-platform answers, and ties each actionable issue to a source you control.
Read public or authorized product sources
Establish the product record from information that is publicly readable or available through your authorization.
Record each off-platform answer
The shopping question, engine, original answer, and evidence level are retained separately.
Tie proposed fixes to controllable sources
Each error or gap is mapped to a source you can change before the proposed fix is presented for approval.
Off-platform answers need their own record
Keep on-platform operations and off-platform answers separate
Your marketplace dashboard cannot see the AI side of the answer. Category rank, advertising, and orders describe marketplace operations; product answers in major AI engines require separate testing.
Keep evidence levels distinct
Mentioned, cited, recommended, and absent are recorded against their own evidence requirements.
Limit fixes to controllable sources
When an answer is wrong, the proposed fix is tied to a product source the brand can control.
Off-platform answer record
View the original answer with its source
Every observation retains the shopping question, engine, original answer, evidence level, and source of the product information.
Shopping questionEngineOriginal answerEvidence levelProduct source
Marketplace accounts and permissions stay unchanged
You continue to run marketplace operations through your existing account. SoldByAI records off-platform answers and ties actionable issues to sources the brand controls.
See how your products appear in off-platform answers
Start with a publicly readable storefront or product page and check product identifiers and structural signals.