Shopify's search should return the right product when a buyer types a SKU, barcode, or model number. Sometimes it doesn't. This extension tests your real catalog against your live storefront and shows you what's missing — before a customer gives up.
The extension runs inside your browser tab on your own storefront. The CSV you upload is parsed locally. The search requests go to your store — not to us, not to a third-party server. Close the tab and nothing remains anywhere.
Your CSV of SKUs, handles, and titles stays in your browser. The only network traffic is to your own Shopify store, exactly like a shopper would.
No app embed, no theme code, no script tag. It reads your published search results the same way a buyer does — from the outside.
No Admin API access, no OAuth, no product reads, no customer data. The extension only needs the tab you already have open.
Export your products from Shopify, open your store, and let the extension test each SKU against the search your customers actually see.
It does not modify your search, edit your theme, or install anything on your store. The report is evidence you can hand to a developer or use to decide whether you need a search app.
This is a diagnostic tool, not a search engine. If you need the things on the right, buy one of those instead.
You want to know which SKUs your storefront search can't find — before changing anything.
You already know your search is broken and want to replace it with better ranking, filters, and analytics.
You want a one-time audit before a catalog launch, theme change, or migration.
You need ongoing search monitoring, synonym management, and merchandising rules.
You don't want to install anything on your storefront or grant access to your product data.
You already know the fix is in your theme's Liquid code and just need someone to edit it.
Test up to 10 SKUs per run for free, without an account. That's enough to see whether your storefront has a problem before you spend anything.
variants.sku unless your theme requests it. So a buyer typing an exact SKU can get no match even though the product exists. SKU Search Preflight tests your live storefront with your real SKUs and reports exactly which ones miss.variants.sku to your theme's predictive search request would solve the miss. The actual fix depends on your theme, and the report gives your developer the evidence to make it.