Check your listings against their live pages
The pricing, features and ratings shown on your listings are AI-generated from what you submitted. My Listings can now read your product URLs directly and show you what those pages actually serve right now — including when a URL has gone dead.
Why this matters for a listinglink
You enter your product URL once when you submit a listing. Everything derived from it afterwards — the pricing summary, the feature list, the integration notes — is generated, not measured. If you change your pricing page, nothing on Kariant notices.
Reading the live page closes that gap. You see the title and description the page currently serves, any price declared in its structured data, and the sentences on it that mention money. If your URL now 404s or redirects somewhere unexpected, that shows up too.
How to use itlink
Open My Listings and press Read sources in the panel at the top. Kariant reads the product URLs on your listings and reports each one separately. Nothing is fetched until you press the button, and results are reused for about six hours.
When a page will not be readlink
If your site's robots.txt asks crawlers not to read a page, Kariant respects that and tells you it did. The same applies to bot-check pages, paywalls, and login walls. In each case the reason is shown and nothing is guessed to fill the gap.
If you want a page to be readable, the fix is on your side — allow the Kariant-Krawl user agent in your robots.txt, or point the listing at a public page.
Controlling depth and costlink
The Intelligence controls in the same panel set how deep a read goes and what it costs: which model reasons over the result, how much extended thinking it may use, how much context it gets, and how many pages are read per run.
If you work inside an organization, these settings are shared with your team so everyone runs on the same budget posture. Changing them is always free.