Every AI conversion tool, by category

This page lists every category on SellingClick and every tool in it. The categories follow the steps a shopper takes on the way to an order, so each tool appears once, under the job it is mainly bought for, even when it covers more.

Finding the product comes first. On-site search and merchandising tools decide what a shopper sees after typing a query or opening a collection page. Product feeds and catalog content tools keep your product data clean, which helps search on your own site and the listings you send to Google, marketplaces and social channels.

Deciding to buy comes next. Product recommendations put related items, bundles and add-ons in front of the shopper. Personalization engines change banners, offers and layouts for different visitors. Reviews and social proof tools collect ratings and photos from past buyers and show them on the product page. Pricing optimization tools track what competitors charge and help you set or test your own prices.

Some shoppers leave anyway. Cart recovery and pop-up tools bring them back with an email, a text or an on-site offer, and collect sign-ups from visitors who aren't ready yet.

Two categories sit across the whole store. Session replay and heatmap tools show where shoppers click, scroll and give up, which is where most good test ideas come from. A/B testing and experiment tools let you prove a change helps before you roll it out to everyone.

Some tools overlap on purpose. Several personalization engines also run tests and recommendations, search vendors add recommendation slots, and email platforms ship their own pop-ups. When a tool covers more than its category, its page says so, and each category page links to related ones so you can compare across the line.

If you aren't sure where to begin, start where your analytics show the biggest drop: search with no results, product pages with few add to carts, or carts that never reach checkout.

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Questions about SellingClick

Why is a tool listed in only one category?

Many platforms cover several jobs. We place each one under the work it is mainly bought for, so lists stay short and easy to scan. The tool page describes the other areas it covers.

Do you cover store builders and payment tools?

No. SellingClick covers tools that help an existing store convert more of its visitors. Store builders, payments and shipping are outside our scope, so you won't find them here.

Can I submit a tool for a category that doesn't exist yet?

Yes. Send it through the submission form and tell us what job it does. If several tools share that job, we may add a category for them.

Every tool, by category