stop shipping the wrong products to the right channels.
Most feed tools push everything and ask you to write rules. Catalog Intelligence learns your catalog (what sells, what's a gift card, what's a duplicate) and keeps every destination focused on products that should actually be there.
every channel pays for the products that shouldn't be there.
Wasted ad spend, failed reviews, thin AI answers, attribution noise. Cleaning that up in spreadsheets doesn't scale. Catalog Intelligence rounds them up once, then Google, Meta, TikTok, Pinterest, Klaviyo, and AI Discovery all benefit.
outcomes, not a taxonomy lecture.
Channels stay clean
Gift cards don't waste TikTok spend. Duplicates don't confuse PMAX. Bundles land where each platform allows them, without you writing the rules.
No rules engine to maintain
Most feed tools ask you to encode your catalog as inclusion/exclusion rules. Catalog Intelligence learns the catalog and keeps decisions current as products change.
Paid and AI share one brain
The same understanding that cleans Google, Meta, TikTok, and Pinterest decides what AI Discovery surfaces. One catalog, one set of decisions.
You stay in control
It proposes; you approve what matters. Correct a pattern once and Máximo remembers, so you're not re-litigating the same SKU every week.
Built for how catalogs actually look
Real Shopify catalogs are messy: free gifts, test products, resold brands, thin variants. Catalog Intelligence is built for that mess, not a demo store.
Downstream everything gets better
Match quality, Advantage+ readiness, AI recommendations: they all improve when the wrong products never leave the warehouse.
clean inputs, better everything downstream.
- Higher match quality when events hit real products
- Advantage+ and PMAX see richer, eligible catalogs
- AI Discovery recommends from the products that matter
- Less time spent babysitting feed rules
clean feeds start with a catalog that understands itself.
Get started and we'll show Catalog Intelligence on your store: what it would hold out, what it would keep, and how that shows up across channels.