Most feed optimizers just push your products through generic AI prompts. Productrise learns from Google's first page instead: what top-ranking products do, which words they use, and where your data falls short. Then it turns that into optimized titles, descriptions and attributes that actually help you rank.
Most feed tools "enrich" your data with a generic instruction like "explain in 500 words what this product is and list some popular use cases." It reads fine, but it's guessing. It has no idea what actually ranks on page one of Google for your queries, so it can't tell you which words to add or what the winning products are doing differently.
SEOs have always worked differently: study the first page, learn what it takes to rank #1, and incorporate what competitors get right. Productrise brings that same discipline to product feeds. Every optimization is based on real SERP data, so you're acting on evidence instead of a prompt.
The Product Title Insights report analyzes the top 100 words across every product title ranking for your keywords and plots each one against its average position score. You instantly see which words consistently appear in the highest-ranking products, for your exact queries. If your top competitors lead with a term you're not using, that's a concrete gap to test, backed by SERP data instead of a guess. Read the Product Title Insights breakdown.
Once you know what ranks, Productrise helps you act on it. It generates keyword-rich titles, fills missing attributes and writes unique descriptions from your own prompt and your real product data, never generic boilerplate. You review every change in a spreadsheet before anything goes live, so you make the strategic calls and the AI just does the heavy lifting.
Productrise tracks whether each of your products is also sold by other sellers, shown in the competitive position section of your SERP tracking. It's crucial context for optimization. As the sole seller of a product, you're the only data source Google has, so the changes you push are very likely to flow straight into Google's Shopping Graph. When many sellers compete for the same product, it's often smarter to follow the consensus than to fight it.
See how to find the words top-ranking products use, and turn them into title optimizations.
The Query Coverage report combines your daily SERP tracking with your feed audit. For every query you track, it checks whether you rank and whether a product matches the query words in both its title and description, then sorts each query into four groups: performing well, ranking but unoptimized, content ready with a visibility gap, and priority fixes. Instead of guessing, you get a prioritized list of exactly which products to optimize, for which queries, and why. Read the Query Coverage report deep-dive.
A full walkthrough of which queries to optimize, and why it moves your rankings.
At this point Productrise has everything it needs: your rankings, your competitors, and exactly where your data falls short. You make the strategic calls, and our AI models generate supplemental feed data that helps you rank, without ever touching your primary feed. See how supplemental feed generation works.
“Productrise helped me go from 'hey this organic shopping thing is important' to 'look, your competitors are raking in 3x as much traffic from organic shopping'. Also, Productrise has added valuable quantification to the qualitative feed audits I was doing.”
Marnix Lont
Freelance E-commerce SEO, Marnix Lont
Start free to see your rankings, then optimize your feed to win more organic carousel slots.
It's the work of making Google choose your product for the limited slots in an organic carousel: writing keyword-rich titles that match how people search, completing attributes and categories, aligning the feed with your product page, and removing the issues that hold you back. It's different from "feed management", which is mostly about plumbing data into paid campaigns.
Google uses your feed data as the primary signal for what a product is and which queries it should match. Weak titles and missing attributes limit the queries you're eligible for in the first place. Optimizing the source data is what expands your reach; you can see the supporting evidence in our data studies.
Generally the opposite. Any improvement to the quality of your product data tends to lift both organic and paid performance, since both draw on the same feed. And if you do want to keep the two fully separate, our supplemental feeds feature is built to work independently, so you can apply organic-focused changes without touching the primary feed your paid team relies on. Here's how that works.
It depends on your catalog and competition, but because Productrise tracks positions daily you can see movement as Google reprocesses your changes, often within days to a few weeks, and tie it directly to what you changed.
Not necessarily. You can apply many optimizations through a supplemental feed, which overrides specific attributes without touching your primary data source. That keeps changes reversible and safe.
It combines your daily SERP tracking with your feed audit. For every query you track, it checks whether you rank and whether a product matches the query words in both its title and description, then sorts each query into one of four groups: performing well, ranking but unoptimized, content ready with a visibility gap, and priority fixes. It tells you exactly which products to optimize, for which queries, and why. Read more in our Query Coverage report deep-dive.
You can start free to track and see where you stand. AI-assisted optimization and supplemental feed generation are available on the paid plans. See the pricing page for the current details.
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