Listing scorer · free

Find what is holding the listing back.

Paste the title, description and tags. The scorer applies the platform’s limits and checks the things buyers and search engines both notice: a specific title, a scannable description, keywords in the right places, and no filler.

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53 / 70 characters · Shopify reads best at 20–70.

Nothing leaves your browser. The scorer is a local rule set, not a model.
ScoreShopify rules
90Aout of 100
Title27/30
Description27/30
Keywords16/20
Readability10/10
Completeness10/10
title chars53
desc words54
tags5
avg sentence13.5w
What to fix3 notes
Tiptitle

A keyword appears in the title, but not near the front.

Start with “pour over coffee dripper” or the product name so the strongest phrase is read first.

Tipdescription

No clear next step.

End with one direct line: “Add it to your cart” or “Order today”.

Tipkeywords

No tag appears in the description.

Use one or two tags naturally in the first paragraph.

The score checks structure and clarity. It cannot verify claims — check materials, sizes and certifications yourself.

How the 100 points work

What the score rewards.

Title — 30 points

The title earns points for fitting the platform’s length window, putting the primary keyword in the first half, avoiding all caps and emoji, and including a specific detail such as a material, size or quantity.

Description — 30 points

Length, paragraph breaks, a feature list, a clear next step and no keyword repeated more than four times. Long blocks of text lose points even when the words are good.

Keywords — 20 points

Five to thirteen tags, depending on the platform. At least one tag in the title, one in the description, and no duplicates.

Readability and completeness — 20 points

Sentences averaging 5–24 words, no “amazing” or “revolutionary” filler, plus a category, an audience and at least three concrete features.

What the scorer cannot see

Product demand, competitor prices, image quality, shipping terms, reviews and whether a claim is true. Check those yourself before publishing.