Catalog architecture
Review category hierarchy, internal links, filters, pagination, index rules, variants, and discontinued-product behavior.
Commerce Discovery / Get Found
Help More Shoppers Find and Navigate Your Catalog
Make categories, products, filters, availability, and purchase paths easier for shoppers and search systems to discover and understand.
Per month from $2,500
Built for Get Found
Clear first step
What This Fixes
Connect local discovery to a useful next step.
Make categories, products, filters, availability, and purchase paths easier for shoppers and search systems to discover and understand.
Best fit
Explore the Get Found path Stores and marketplaces with meaningful catalog complexity, product feeds, filters, variants, seasonal inventory, or content and engineering teams.
Product and merchant data
Align visible product facts, structured data, feeds, availability, pricing, media, and policy requirements for search, shopping, and emerging AI-commerce surfaces.
Commercial measurement
Connect search landing behavior, merchandising, add-to-cart, checkout, revenue, returns, and margin context where available.
Choose Your Starting Point
Choose the level that fits what you need now.
Every option is a proposal starting point. Your written scope confirms the final work, schedule, responsibilities, and approved outside costs.
Catalog SEO Audit
Find and prioritize the biggest gaps
$995
one time
No recurring commitment
- Category, product, filter, and index review
- Structured product and merchant-data findings
- Prioritized catalog roadmap
Most common starting point
Catalog Growth
Ongoing improvements and reporting
$1,250
per month
$1,250 onboarding
- Category and product improvements
- Technical and internal-link implementation
- Search and purchase-path reporting
Commerce Search Program
Larger sites or competitive markets
$2,500
per month
$2,000 onboarding
- Large-catalog architecture support
- Feed, schema, and merchandising coordination
- Cross-team releases and reporting
Custom scope: Feed tools, large-scale catalog production, development, and digital PR are scoped separately.
Clear From the Start
Know what is included before the work begins.
You should understand what HostAvvy will deliver, what may cost extra, and what we need from you.
What You Get
- Catalog crawl and index map
- Category and product template recommendations
- Facet and parameter control plan
- Product structured-data and feed review
- Content and merchandising backlog
- Search-to-purchase reporting requirements
What May Cost Extra
- Guaranteed rankings, traffic, or AI citations
- Large-scale writing or digital PR
- Paid search, listing, or call-tracking tools
What We Need From You
Access to the website and search tools, accurate business details, subject knowledge, timely review, and someone who can approve updates.
Timing: An audit or onboarding phase sets the priorities before recurring improvements begin.
Establish the baseline
Review the site, search data, profiles, content, competitors, and current inquiry paths.
Fix the best opportunities
Work through the highest-value technical, local, content, and conversion priorities first.
Review and improve
Use search visibility, site behavior, and inquiry quality to choose the next useful change.
Example Deliverable
Preview the kind of clarity this work creates.
A view of categories, products, filters, merchant data, internal links, and paths to purchase.
Illustrative capability example - not a client result
Catalog search mapHostAvvy sample
Straight Answers
Questions worth answering before you start.
Feed review is included where stated. Ongoing merchant-platform operations, supplemental feeds, promotions, and disapprovals require an explicit scope.
Usually not. Index decisions consider demand, distinct value, crawl cost, duplication, inventory stability, and the platform's technical behavior.
Large-scale writing is scoped separately. Templates, priorities, data requirements, and high-value page production can be included in the proposal.
SEO plans cover the agreed search work. Platform development beyond included implementation hours is quoted through ecommerce development.
No. Accurate structured product data and feeds improve machine readability, but platform eligibility, presentation, ranking, availability, pricing, and transactions remain controlled by each channel.
Your Next Step
See a recommended plan before sharing contact details.
Answer six short questions, review the best starting path, and continue only when the recommendation makes sense.
