Audit a WooCommerce catalog before you export

Check up to 100 products for missing images, prices, descriptions, SKUs and categories, then review a clear readiness report.

Free - Up to 100 products - No WordPress access required

Review a WooCommerce catalog in three steps

Check the fields that matter before an export, using a clear report based on the store’s actual product data.

Enter the store address

Paste a WooCommerce store address. No WordPress account or administrator access is requested.

Check up to 100 products

ScrapeWoo reviews images, prices, descriptions, SKUs and categories without changing the store.

Read the readiness report

See the completion rate for every check, affected product examples and the next useful action.

WooCommerce catalog audit FAQ

What the readiness score covers, what it does not prove and how to use the report.

What does the free WooCommerce catalog audit check?

It checks product images, prices, descriptions, SKUs and categories across up to 100 readable products. The report also shows variable and out-of-stock product counts within the audited sample.

Does the audit check the complete catalog?

The free report checks up to 100 products. When a store contains more products, the result clearly states that the score reflects a sample rather than the complete catalog.

Do I need access to WordPress or WooCommerce?

No. You only enter the store address. The tool does not request a WordPress login, API key or administrator account.

Does the audit modify products?

No. The audit is read-only. It does not sign in, edit product data or change the store configuration.

Is the readiness score an SEO score?

No. It measures the completeness of product fields useful for catalog work and exports. It does not predict search rankings, traffic or sales.

What should I do after the audit?

Review the missing fields, then open the catalog in ScrapeWoo to choose products and prepare the export format required by your next platform or workflow.

Turn the catalog report into a clean export.

Review the detected products, choose the useful ones and prepare a WooCommerce, Shopify, CSV or JSON file.

Review the catalog