Rabbot

Everything Rabbot watches.

Rabbot keeps a record for every page of your store. Each entry names the check that saw the change, when the problem opened, when it closed, and whether a fix was confirmed. On Growth and above, the entry also sets Shopify's own visit and checkout numbers beside the gap. Rabbot joins two views of your product feeds. It shows the verdicts Google, Meta and TikTok (Beta) give your products, read daily, beside what your storefront shows for price and stock. In September 2026 we found no app that continuously monitors the deterministic plumbing across page, Google, Meta, TikTok and agent channels and alerts on breakage. This page lists every check.

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Search and indexability.

Some changes remove your pages from search with no warning. Rabbot learns what each page tells Google, then watches for the change.

Page hidden from Google
Critical
A meta tag, a header or a theme change can all do it.
robots.txt changed
Critical
Canonical tag changed
Warning
The page tells Google another page is the original.
Titles and descriptions
Warning
Sitemap not loading
Warning
Structured data broken
Warning
Redirect loops and growing chains
Info
Language and region tags broken
Warning
Every search check, in full

SEO & indexability

Some changes remove your pages from search with no warning. Rabbot records every one and tells you which ones matter.

Page hidden from Google
Rabbot catches a page flipped to noindex before it drops out of search. A meta tag, a header, or a theme change can all do it.
Canonical tag changed
The canonical tag tells Google which version of a page is the master. A wrong one hands your ranking to another URL. Rabbot flags canonical changes on products, collections, and variants.
Indexing signal changed
Rabbot tells you when the reason a page stays indexed changes. The page can still look perfectly normal in a browser.
robots.txt changed
Rabbot watches robots.txt, the file that tells crawlers where they can go. One bad edit or error can block crawlers from your whole store.
Sitemap not loading
Your sitemap.xml is the map search engines follow. Rabbot alerts you when it stops responding.
Rich results at risk
Rich results are the extras Google shows under a listing, like stars and prices. Rabbot checks the Product, Breadcrumb, and Article markup behind them for missing required fields.
Structured data broken
Rabbot catches invalid structured data. It also flags schema types that appear or vanish after a theme change.
Titles and descriptions
Rabbot tracks your page titles and meta descriptions for unexpected changes. It also flags lengths that get cut off in search results.
One tap puts a field back
An SEO title, SEO description or search visibility (noindex) setting changed on you. Rabbot shows the value it had before, you confirm, and it goes back. Undo for 30 days. Starter and above.
Heading problems
Rabbot flags a missing or duplicated main heading on a monitored page.
Language and region tags broken
The set of language and region tags on a page changed from what it was before. Catches a Markets or translation app rewriting them without telling you. The validity of each tag is its own check, listed below.
Hreflang integrity for international stores
Stores on Shopify Markets, multiple languages, or a translation app all run hreflang tags. On every plan, each monitored page is checked for "Language or region tag invalid". That catches a bad language or region code, or a link that is not a full web address. Paid plans add a daily site-level sweep for two more: "Hreflang pages not linking back" and "Hreflang tag points to a broken page". Google ignores tags like these, so shoppers can land on the wrong country’s page. Rabbot alerts urgently when a previously-correct tag breaks, and confirms the fix on its next check.
Large content changes
Rabbot notices when a page changes a lot in one go. A jump that size usually means an app or a theme went wrong.
Page needs JavaScript to load
Rabbot warns you when page content moves into JavaScript. Search crawlers may never see it there.
Image alt text missing
Alt text describes an image to search engines and screen readers. Rabbot tracks it across your monitored pages.

Availability and the add-to-cart form.

A page can load fine and still be unable to sell. Rabbot reads three witnesses for every catch and tells you which ones agree.

The three witnesses, in the docs
Page returning an error
Critical
An error instead of content, on any plan.
Add-to-cart button missing
Critical
A file the form depends on stops loading, or loads and fails a syntax check.
Store-down heartbeat
Critical
Your homepage, about every 5 minutes, on every plan.
Three witnesses for every catch
Shopper numbers, the morning after
Growth and Pro
Every availability check, in full

Availability & funnel

A page can load fine and still be unable to sell. That stays invisible until a shopper complains. Rabbot checks whether the page can still sell.

Page returning an error
A monitored page starts answering with an error instead of content. Rabbot treats this as critical on every plan.
Storefront password-protected
Your store shows the coming-soon screen instead of the storefront. Shoppers and crawlers are both locked out.
Add-to-cart button missing
The product page loads, but the one button that makes money is gone. Rabbot also checks that the code files the product form needs still load and are valid code. It says which file stopped and when.
Broken product images
Rabbot flags product images that stopped loading on your monitored pages.
Insecure content on a secure page
Browsers warn shoppers when a secure page loads something over plain HTTP. Rabbot flags it before that warning reaches your checkout path.
Redirect loops and growing chains
Rabbot catches redirect loops outright and flags chains that grow a hop at a time. On the finding, one tap points a chain straight at its end, or puts a loop’s earlier destination back.
Product address shows Page not found
A product’s web address changed and the old one shows Page not found. Keep the new address and Rabbot adds the redirect, or put the old address back. You confirm first, and you can undo for 30 days. Starter and above.
Three witnesses for every catch
Each finding shows what is broken, what Rabbot checked and when, and what shoppers did. Rabbot reports which witnesses agree and never guesses a cause.
Shopper numbers, the morning after
On Growth and above, Rabbot reads Shopify’s own shopper numbers once a day, after your day ends. It shows visits, cart additions and checkouts against the same weekday in the four weeks before. The card says when a store has too few visits to tell a real change from a quiet day.
Broken links jumped
Rabbot flags a sudden rise in broken links on a page, internal or outbound.

Store-down heartbeat

Some failures cannot wait for a scheduled check.

Homepage checked about every 5 minutes
Every plan gets this check, including the free plan. A store that is fully down raises one critical alert for the whole incident, not one alert per page.

The free day-0 audit.

You see what is already broken before you pay for anything. The first check runs the same day you install, on the 20 pages that matter most, and lands in the dashboard, never in an alarm.

Your first check, in the docs
What the free audit includes

The free day-0 audit

You see what is already broken before you pay for anything.

The day-0 audit
The audit runs the day you install, on every plan, no card required. It shows what is already broken before Rabbot starts watching for what breaks next.
One-time feed cross-check
The day-0 audit includes one full feed cross-check of your chosen products. Paid plans run the same cross-check daily.
Free forever
Rabbot checks twenty pages of your choosing at least every week, daily when a page keeps changing. The day-0 audit and the weekly digest are included. Your homepage is always guarded.

Two feed checks.

Rabbot's own cross-check of your product data, and the verdicts from Google, Meta and TikTok (Beta), checked daily on paid plans. A disapproval reaches you the day the channel decides it.

Price mismatch
Warning
Availability mismatch
Warning
Missing product data
Warning
Identifier, brand, image, the fields a feed spec needs.
Google Shopping verdicts
Daily, paid plans
Meta catalog verdicts
Daily, paid plans
TikTok catalog verdicts (Beta)
Daily, paid plans
Every feed check and channel, in full

The feed cross-check

This is Rabbot’s own cross-check, the first of two separate feed layers. It compares the product data your feeds are built from (price, availability, required fields) against what your storefront actually shows shoppers, reading your storefront and your Shopify product data and nothing else. It never connects to your Google or Meta accounts to do this. The second layer, connected channel verdicts, is a different subsystem and entirely optional.

Price mismatch
Your storefront shows one price and your product data says another. That is the kind of gap that gets a product disapproved.
Availability mismatch
A product looks out of stock to shopping channels while shoppers can still buy it. The reverse happens too.
Product page unreachable
A product URL redirects, errors, or points at a draft. Any channel that follows it finds nothing.
Missing product data
Shopping channels require identifiers, brand, images, and descriptions. Rabbot finds the gaps in your product data.

Channel verdicts: Google, Meta, TikTok (Beta)

The second feed layer, and a separate subsystem from the independent cross-check. That cross-check needs no external account at all. Channel verdicts do: you add the channel in Settings to give Rabbot read access, and what that channel itself decided about your products then arrives every day. Optional, and off until you turn it on. Google and Meta are in Settings today. TikTok (Beta) connects the same way as Google and Meta. Beta means the channel is still being polished.

Google Shopping verdicts
Included at launch
Rabbot shows Google’s own daily verdicts on your products: disapprovals, demotions, and items stuck in review. Each one comes with what to do next.
Google Search Console
Included at launch
Search Console is Google’s own report on your pages. It confirms when a page dropped out of the index. Google publishes it with a lag, and Rabbot says so.
Meta catalog verdicts
Included at launch
Rabbot covers Facebook Shops and Instagram Shopping. You see Meta’s own review results for your catalog: rejections, items stuck in review, and the data-quality issues that come before them.
TikTok catalog verdicts (Beta)
Included at launch
Rabbot shows TikTok’s own catalog verdicts every day, beside Google’s and Meta’s. TikTok is the newest channel and it carries a Beta label. It connects the same way as Google and Meta, from the TikTok Ads card in Settings. Beta means the channel is still being polished. Give it a slot when TikTok is the only place your products sell. On Growth and Pro it runs alongside Google and Meta rather than in place of them.
Channel slots that scale
Included at launch
Your plan sets how many channels run continuously. A downgrade pauses a channel. The findings and history Rabbot already recorded for it stay, read-only.

Site signals and tracking tags.

Nothing here breaks all at once. A theme update drops a pixel, an app rewrites a sharing image, and nobody notices until a report looks wrong.

Tracking tag missing
Warning
The analytics tag or the pixel, usually after a theme or app update.
Internal links dropped
Page no longer linked
Page buried deeper in your store
Large content changes
Warning
A page that lost most of its text since the last check.
Storefront password-protected
Critical
Your store behind a password wall, by accident.
Every signal check, in full

Site signals & tracking tags

Nothing here breaks all at once. Rabbot watches link structure, crawl depth, and the tracking tags a theme update can drop.

Page no longer linked
A page lost its last internal link. It is still live, but nobody can reach it by browsing.
Internal links dropped
A monitored page loses the internal links that gave it weight in search.
Page buried deeper in your store
A page now takes more clicks to reach than before.
Tracking tag missing
A monitored page lost its analytics or pixel tag. A theme or app update is the usual cause. Rabbot closes the alert itself when the tag comes back.
Rabbot tells you when it is blocked
If Rabbot cannot check a page, it tells you. Silence never stands in for a clean result.

Alerts without the noise.

An alarm you learn to ignore protects nothing. Rabbot warns you once per change, in plain words, with the page and the fix, and goes quiet until something new happens. One email a week shows the work.

Why Rabbot warns you once
02:04Email sent. Slack, if connected, at the same moment.
02:09Re-checked. Still noindex. No second email.
MondayThe weekly digest shows the catch, what you closed, and what is still open.
NeverA second alarm for the same change.
Every alert rule, in full

Alerts without the noise

An alarm you learn to ignore protects nothing. Every Rabbot notification rule exists to keep the one honest alarm believable.

Plain-English alerts
Every alert says what broke, on which page, why it matters, and what to do. It carries the before-and-after values and a link to the exact spot.
One alert per finding, reminders only for sales blockers
Each finding alerts you once. Only a finding that blocks sales is chased, on a slowing schedule, until it closes. One bad incident means a handful of emails, never a flood.
Storm rollup
When many things change at once, Rabbot sends one summary. The rest waits in the dashboard and the weekly digest. You hear about it once, not forty times.
Dismiss as intentional
Mark a change as deliberate per finding from the dashboard. Your agent can dismiss a change type store-wide over MCP, and Settings lists every store-wide dismissal so you can revoke it. Rabbot keeps watching and alerts in full if it changes again. You cannot dismiss a sales-blocking issue, with two documented exceptions: a deliberate password gate or a custom purchase flow.
Severity that respects your inbox
Critical issues alert the same day on every plan. Warnings alert the same day on paid plans and wait for the weekly digest on the free plan. Informational findings go in the digest and never page you.
Slack alerts
On paid plans, Rabbot posts critical catches to your Slack channel the same day. Warnings and informational findings stay out of Slack.

The weekly digest

One email a week shows the work: what Rabbot caught, what you closed, and what is still open.

The weekly digest, on every plan
The digest groups every catch by the channel it threatened. It shows what opened, what closed, and what still waits on you. A clean week says so plainly.

Ask it, keep it, trust it.

Every answer Rabbot has is available to Shopify Sidekick and to any MCP client. Every catch and every tap stays in a history you can undo from. And the worst case is boring by design.

Agent access

Rabbot answers inside Shopify Sidekick, and speaks MCP to any agent you already use.

Fifteen tools, plainly named. Thirteen reads and two guarded writes.

Guarded history

Every change and issue Rabbot has recorded stays in your history.

Seven days on the free plan, the full record on paid plans. Every tap can be undone for 30 days.

Private by design

Three read permissions at install. Write access only when you tap, through Shopify's own prompt.

No customers, no orders. Tokens encrypted, data in the EU, erased after uninstall.

Agent access, history and privacy, in full

Agent access: Sidekick and MCP

Rabbot answers inside Shopify Sidekick, the assistant built into your Shopify admin. Every answer comes from Rabbot’s own checks. Rabbot only reads there: asking Sidekick changes nothing in your store. Rabbot runs its own MCP server too, so any MCP-capable agent can query the same records once you mint a token.

Ask Sidekick inside the Shopify admin
Ask Sidekick what is broken on your store. It answers what is blocking sales too, and why one product page cannot sell. Ask how to fix a named check and the answer names the admin screen to open. Every answer describes Rabbot’s last completed check, so nothing is crawled while you wait. Rabbot never tells Sidekick what Google, Meta or TikTok (Beta) reported about your products. It holds no order data at all. An empty answer is never an all-clear: every reply says how many pages and checks it covered, and what is still open elsewhere.
A real MCP server, fifteen tools
Mint a scoped, revocable token and any MCP-capable agent can query Rabbot. whats_blocking_sales names what is stopping a sale right now. get_url_timeline returns a page’s history: last 7 days free, full history on paid plans. Connecting the agent is free on every plan.
Two write actions, guarded
dismiss_finding marks a finding as intentional so Rabbot stops flagging it, store-wide or one page at a time. It refuses on anything blocking a sale, with two documented exceptions: a deliberate password gate or a custom purchase flow. fix_undo reverses a fix Rabbot made. An agent can preview a fix with fix_preview and can never apply one: that takes your two taps in the app.
A verdict, not a row count
A generic integration built on raw store data returns a list. Rabbot’s MCP returns what broke, what is blocking a sale, and history no fresh integration can rebuild, because Rabbot already recorded it.

Guarded history

Every change and issue Rabbot has recorded stays in your history. Routine all-clear check records are pruned after about a month.

A guarded history for every URL
Rabbot keeps a per-page timeline. It records every change, every problem, and every confirmed fix. An upgrade reveals everything it already recorded.
Fixes confirmed, not assumed
Rabbot re-checks automatically and records when a fix is verified. You get receipts, not vibes.

Private by design

Rabbot is built so the worst case is boring.

Read-only install, writes only on your tap
Installing Rabbot grants three read permissions. Write access is asked the first time you tap a fix, through Shopify’s own prompt. Rabbot never writes on its own and never touches your theme.
No customer data, ever
Rabbot never touches orders, customers, or checkout data. Switch the revenue line on and it reads daily sales totals from Shopify’s own reports, nothing per customer, kept 90 days. It puts no pixels on your storefront.
EU-hosted and encrypted
Your data lives in the EU and tokens are encrypted at rest. Uninstalling purges your data after Shopify’s redaction window.
A crawler that signs its name
Rabbot’s crawler identifies itself. It cryptographically signs every request to your storefront.

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