CatalogLift – Product Audit for WooCommerce

CatalogLift helps you find and fix problems in your WooCommerce product catalog: missing descriptions, incomplete product data, incorrect sale prices and overlooked SEO fields. See which products need attention and why, then review proposed changes before applying them to your store.

Use it to check a new product import, work through a catalog cleanup, or keep track of issues as your store changes. Each finding points to the affected product and explains the problem, so you can decide what to tackle first.

A CatalogLift account is required. This plugin connects your store to the CatalogLift online service, where you view findings and review fixes. A free plan is available; applying changes to WooCommerce through the service requires a paid plan.

Find the gaps in your product catalog

• Product descriptions: find missing, thin or duplicated descriptions, weak short descriptions and leftover placeholder text.
• Product SEO: check SEO titles and meta descriptions stored by Yoast SEO or Rank Math, alongside the product content shoppers see.
• Images and alt text: spot missing main images, repeated gallery images and missing or placeholder image descriptions.
• Product identifiers: find missing or duplicated SKUs and GTINs that need attention.
• Prices and variations: flag missing prices, sale-price inconsistencies and problems with product variations.
• Catalog organization: identify missing brands, category issues and products hidden from the catalog.

Turn findings into reviewed changes

1. Connect and scan. Connect your store from WordPress and let CatalogLift check your catalog.
2. See what needs attention. Review findings with the affected products and the evidence behind each issue.
3. Review a proposed fix. For supported issues, compare the current value with the suggested change. AI can help draft product content for you to review.
4. Apply and verify. On a paid plan, apply approved fixes through CatalogLift. The service reads the saved values back from WooCommerce and records the result.

For issues that need your judgment or a manual edit in WooCommerce, use the finding to guide your next step.

Keep control of your store

Scanning and generating a draft do not change your products. You can review fixes in the CatalogLift panel; if you choose to connect your own AI agent, it can also approve and apply changes with the access you grant it.

Eligible verified changes can be undone from their change record for 150 days. Before restoring a value, CatalogLift checks that it still matches the value it wrote, protecting edits made in the meantime.

CatalogLift also tracks catalog changes after the first scan, helping you catch new issues as products are added or edited. Monitoring frequency depends on your plan.

Start with a free catalog audit

The free service plan covers one store and includes catalog checks, findings and a one-time allowance to try AI drafting. It does not apply changes to WooCommerce. Paid service plans add applying approved fixes, a recurring AI allowance and options for managing more stores.

The WordPress plugin is free. Service plans have catalog limits and AI allowances; see the current plans and limits before connecting.

External service

This plugin connects to CatalogLift, a third-party online service required for catalog analysis, findings and proposed fixes. It does not provide a standalone audit inside WordPress.

The plugin does not send your catalog to CatalogLift until a store administrator starts the connection and authorizes it in a CatalogLift account. Disconnecting revokes the store’s connection credentials.

The connection exchanges the following data with cataloglift.com:

• During setup: the store URL, plugin, WordPress, PHP and WooCommerce versions, store settings such as currency, supported capabilities and connection credentials, to establish and authenticate the connection and check compatibility.
• During scans and monitoring: products and variations (including names, descriptions, prices, SKU, GTIN, stock status, visibility and permalinks), categories, attributes and terms, brands, image URLs and alt text, and supported SEO fields. Catalog changes are reported so the service can refresh its findings. The connector sends image references, not image file uploads.
• When applying or undoing a change: the product field values needed to perform, verify and record the requested change.
• While connected: requests for a store summary displayed in WordPress.

The connector does not request order, customer account or payment records, or WordPress user passwords.

See the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy for how CatalogLift handles data.