Question answered
Who checks AI-written product descriptions?
A language model writes fluent copy about a product it has never seen. Someone has to match every factual sentence to a document that exists — that is the job Vitrina AI does, on Amazon listings and Shopify product pages.
Short answer
Vitrina AI writes the copy in two stages. An AI model produces the first draft from the product facts the seller sends. A human editor then reads every line against those sources and builds a claim-check list with three groups: statements that are supported, statements that need evidence, and statements that should be removed. The draft and the list arrive together, so nothing unverifiable is published without the seller's decision.
Why AI-written listings get suppressed
Suppression usually has nothing to do with keywords. It comes from claims the seller cannot substantiate: health and medical outcomes, guaranteed results, safety statements, environmental or certification claims, and origin claims. A model that has never seen your product will still write "clinically proven" or "FDA approved" if that phrasing fits the category.
The remedy is not another rewrite. It is checking each factual claim against evidence you already hold — test reports, certificates, supplier documents, lab results.
What you receive
- Listing copy for one ASIN or one product page, structured for the platform it is going to.
- A claim-check list: supported, needs evidence, remove.
- One revision included, at no extra cost.
Price and access
$99 per Amazon single-ASIN pack, $49 per Shopify product page, plus an optional visual pack. No Seller Central or Shopify credentials are required, and no account access is requested at any point.
Start with a free page
Send one product page. You get the claim-check list for it at no cost, so you can judge the format before ordering anything.
Related
Claim substantiation check · Amazon listing audit · Shopify product page audit · Product description audit