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Rabbot crawls your store every day and watches SEO, availability, and feed health. It tells you the same day something breaks. Free forever, no card required.

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| Website | prodevtivity.com | rabbot.ai |
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| Company | — | Startup from the United Kingdom · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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Your store changes every day. Theme updates, new apps, platform changes, edits made at midnight. Most of those changes are fine. A few break things you cannot see: a noindex tag (a line of code that tells Google to ignore a page), a product page that stops resolving, a feed problem that can get a...
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As answered by people managing ProDevtivity and Rabbot.
Rabbot's answer:
Rabbot is an alarm, not an audit tool. It checks your storefront and product data (daily on paid plans, at least weekly on the free tier) and tells you the same day something breaks: a page knocked out of search by a bad tag, a product page a shopper can no longer buy from, product data drifting out of line with what your shopping channels expect. It asks Shopify for three permissions, all read-only, so it cannot change anything in your store. The free tier watches your 20 most valuable pages, free forever, no card required.
Rabbot's answer:
Most SEO tools hand you an audit and a long report to work through. Rabbot sends nothing while things are fine and one plain-English alert the same day something breaks. It starts cheap: free forever for 20 pages, paid plans from $19 a month. And the risk of trying it is close to zero: none of its permissions can change your store, tokens are encrypted at rest, hosting is in the EU, and Shopify erases your store data about 48 hours after you uninstall.
Rabbot's answer:
Small and mid-size Shopify merchants, especially stores that run Google or Meta shopping ads and change their store often: new products, theme updates, new apps. It is built for owners without an SEO specialist on staff. Alerts say what broke and what to do about it in plain English.
Rabbot's answer:
I have worked in SEO for years and kept seeing the same failure: a store breaks without anyone noticing, and the damage surfaces weeks later in a sales report. A theme update drops a tag, a product feed drifts, rankings slide. I built Rabbot to be the alarm I wished those stores had. It is a solo project, built nights and weekends around a day job. The App Store listing opened in July 2026 and version 1 launched on 23 August 2026.
Rabbot's answer:
Rabbot is a Shopify app built on Shopify's official APIs, with three permissions that only read. Checks run on EU-hosted infrastructure with tokens encrypted at rest. It also ships an MCP server (the open protocol AI assistants use to read tools and data) so agents can read the same reports merchants get. The website is a static site served from Cloudflare.
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