The operating system for local stores and online shops.
Slad is the store, checkout, Google and AI visibility, reviews, and AI phone line your shop runs on. One system, live the same day.
See exactly where shoppers leave without buying, and what each lost sale is costing you.
30 seconds. No name. No email. No card.
A store running on Slad today
Emelbeautyhome emelbeautyhome.comReal catalog, real checkout, its own domain. Open it and look.
Every system your business runs on assumes someone is operating it, even the AI tools. That operator was never supposed to be you. Slad is the operator.
One operating system. Integrates with the platforms you already use.
Connects to where you get found, post, and get paid. Slad is an independent platform and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google, Meta, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Square, or Apple.
Find your biggest revenue leak
Local stores and online shops quietly leak $1.5K to $5K a month to shoppers who browse but never buy. Here's where yours is hiding:
Your Slad audit
LiveSlad score · Fair
4 gaps to fix
Fix these gaps:
Sourced from Harvard, BrightLocal & Princeton GEO research.
You rank #7 for what you sell
Indexed across Google + AI search.
12 products with no reviews yet
Nothing for shoppers to trust yet.
Audited every public review.
Products priced 14% below your market
Benchmarked against 9 nearby stores.
3 gaps on your product pages
Checked across your catalog.
About 30 seconds. Slad is pulling every signal stores like yours already have, one by one.
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Your market
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Pricing your leaks
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What Slad pulled on you
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We scanned four parts of your operation. The full leak report with dollar amounts and the fix order lands on your phone.
What Slad audited
- findings
See exactly where you are leaking and the order to fix it.
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We found this listing as something other than a local store or online shop we can audit. Slad is built for independent stores.
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What your shopper experiences
Your shopper finds the store, judges the product, and pays, on their own phone, at 11pm, in their own language, without one message to you. If you also sell in person, a counter sticker puts the same store in a walk-in's hand.
Every product carries several photos and a short video, so a shopper can see the drape, the finish, the real scale of the thing. The page loads in whatever language their phone is set to, with the price in the currency they actually spend.
Stock is tracked size by size, so a sold-out medium greys out instead of taking an order you cannot fill and refunding it three days later. Nobody buys something that was never coming.
Apple Pay, Google Pay, or card, on the same screen. No account to create, no password to remember, and no redirect to a checkout page that looks nothing like your brand. The money settles into your own account.
Most shoppers do not buy on the first visit. When one fills a cart and closes the tab, Slad emails them a link that reopens the exact cart they left, and tracks that click through to the order, so the recovery is counted in real dollars rather than a vague uplift claim.
Some people will not buy off a page. They phone. Your line answers, tells them what is actually in stock and what it costs, texts them the product photo and a secure checkout link, and takes the order without you touching it.
Only real buyers get asked to review. Their words land on the product page where the next shopper is deciding, and the rating is what lets Google show stars beside your result. A returning shopper then checks out in one tap.
No app to download. No account to create. No redirect to a checkout that looks like someone else's. And nobody on your side needed to take the order or run the payment.
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Above is what your shopper experiences. This is what you stop paying for. Each card names the tool it retires, so the value stack proves itself capability by capability instead of asking you to take the headline on faith.
The tools this replaces
Show up when a shopper asks an AI where to buy. Every product page ships pre-rendered with structured data, so Google and AI assistants read your prices, stock, and verified ratings on the first pass.
Replaces an SEO or AI-visibility agency
Send a photo, get a finished page with video. Several shots plus a short clip that plays in your storefront, cleaned up or placed in a luxury scene, with no photoshoot.
Replaces a product photographer and editor
A hosted storefront you own, not a link in a bio. Your domain, your money, stock tracked per size, prices in the shopper's currency, and checkout with Apple Pay, Google Pay, or card.
Replaces a store platform, theme, and domain (Shopify Basic runs $29/mo billed yearly, plus apps)
Verified-buyer stars, rendered into the page. Only real buyers can review and the rating sits in the HTML, which is what lets Google show stars beside your result. You see each one before it lands.
Replaces a reviews app
The cart that walked comes back on its own. An automatic email reopens the exact cart, and Slad tracks the click through to the order, so you see real dollars rather than a vague uplift claim.
Replaces a cart-recovery and email tool
Maintain one catalog; three channels stay current. Fed to Google Shopping, Instagram, and Facebook and updated automatically as you change a price, a size, or what is in stock.
Replaces a product-feed app
And how you run it, with no extra tool
Type what you want; it happens. Add this product. Mark the mediums sold out. Run 15% off this week. It knows your catalog, orders, and customers, and answers with your real numbers.
Instead of a virtual assistant, or your own evenings
Answers every call, and closes it. It knows your live stock, texts the product and a secure checkout link the caller pays themselves, and recognizes returning numbers. Never a card read aloud.
Replaces an answering service or a receptionist
A full dashboard, when clicking beats typing. Orders, products, inventory, and customers: the same store the assistant runs, so a change in one shows up in the other.
Included the same store, laid out to click
Six paid tools and an agency, replaced by one subscription from $49 a month.
Add up what those line items cost you separately this month. That number is the comparison, and it is yours to check rather than ours to claim.
The whole surface
No dashboard tour, no settings to hunt for. Here is everything the assistant actually does, grouped the way you would go looking for it. Every line is something you get by asking in plain words, and every line is also a screen in the dashboard if you would rather click.
All of it on every plan except where a tier is named. Your own domain and the phone line start at Brand; AI discovery and the channel feeds start at Complete.
7 days free. No contract. Cancel anytime.
Set it up in one sitting, then run it by typing a sentence. You approve; Slad builds the product pages, turns your photos into video, feeds the catalog to Google and Instagram, invites your buyers to review, wins back the carts that walk, and answers the calls you miss.
Under an hour
to set up, and you go live the same day.
Minutes a day
to run it. You tap approve; Slad does the work.
No retraining
Shoppers self-serve on their own phone. Nothing for you to demo, and the calls answer themselves.
Your store is stood up for you, already populated, so you are never staring at an empty page. Connect your channels, then bring your products across in bulk or just send your assistant a photo of each one. Connect payouts to your own account and you are taking real orders the same day.
Store, checkout, domain, Google, and channels live in one sitting.
Minutes a day, from your phone. You type what you want instead of clicking through screens, so the jobs that used to mean a dashboard session now take one sentence. Everything else runs whether you are looking at it or not.
Orders come in. Photos become products. You tap approve.
Nothing else to schedule. The work that used to need a calendar reminder now runs on its own timing, whether or not you are looking. Your only recurring job is tapping approve on what Slad drafts for you.
More reviews. More carts won back, counted in dollars. More shoppers finding you in Google and AI search.
The questions store owners ask before they sign up.
No setup fee, and the price on the page is the price. Four plans, and a real online store with checkout is in every one: Listed $49, Brand $99, Complete $199, Studio $399. Every plan gets the AI assistant, verified-buyer reviews, automatic cart recovery, and Google and AI-search presence. Here is the honest catch, since you asked. Some things genuinely are gated: your own domain and the AI phone line start at Brand, AI discovery and the Google and Instagram catalog feed start at Complete, and the studio has a monthly generation allowance rather than being unlimited (3 images on Listed, up to 60 images and 15 videos on Studio). Slad also cannot invent your products for you, so you still have to bring a catalog or the photos to build one from. 7 days free, no contract, cancel yourself.
Fair question, and here is how to think about it rather than a number we made up. The return sits in three buckets you are leaking from today: carts that walk, calls you miss, and search you are invisible to. Take carts. Roughly seven in ten online carts are abandoned, an industry figure that has held for years across dozens of studies. Slad emails every one of those shoppers a link that reopens their exact cart. The part that matters: it tracks that click through to the order, so what you see is not a vague uplift claim, it is the actual dollars that recovery brought back, reported to you inside the app. Do the same arithmetic on the calls a phone line now closes instead of dropping to voicemail. We would rather you check those numbers against your own first month than take a promised multiple on faith, which is exactly why Slad reports them back to you.
A lot, all in one app: a real online store with checkout on your own domain, an AI assistant that runs the whole thing from a sentence (and a full dashboard if you prefer buttons), an AI phone line that answers your calls and can text a shopper a checkout link, AI product photos and video, verified-buyer reviews, automatic abandoned-cart recovery counted in real dollars, and one catalog fed to Google and Instagram.
It does not just answer, it acts. It already reads your catalog, orders, customers, inventory, and reviews, so you can say "add this product," "set sizes S through XL," "mark the mediums sold out," "drop this to $38," "run 15% off this week," "ship order 1041," or "who bought twice this month," and it does it and answers with your actual numbers. It will also clean up a product photo, turn one into a short video, and draft outreach to past customers or wholesale buyers for you to approve. If you would rather click than type, the same store has a full dashboard for orders, products, and inventory.
You get your own business number that answers every time. It knows your live catalog, so it can tell a caller the price, the sizes left, and what the thing actually is. Then it does what a voicemail cannot: it texts them the product photo and a link to that item, builds their cart on the call, and texts a secure checkout link they pay on themselves. It never takes a card number out loud. It recognizes a returning customer from their number and can pull up their order, takes a message when that is the right answer, and hands the call to you when a human is.
Before a shopper is guided toward sharing, they rate their order. If they select a low rating, Slad routes that feedback privately to the owner before it goes public.
No, Slad connects to them. Slad syncs your product catalog to Google Shopping and Instagram and Facebook shops, kept up to date automatically as you change products, so your items appear there and shoppers check out on your own store. You connect your Google and Meta accounts once and keep your audience.
Yes. Your whole catalog sits on your storefront with real checkout, so a shopper browses, adds to cart, and pays without talking to anyone. If they would rather call, your phone line can text them a link straight to that product and a secure checkout link.
No, Slad connects to them. Slad syncs your product catalog to Google Shopping and Instagram and Facebook shops, kept up to date automatically as you change products, so your items appear there and shoppers check out on your own store. You connect your Google and Meta accounts once and keep your audience.
Yes. Slad structures your products, prices, and verified reviews so Google and AI shopping assistants can read and recommend them, and lists your store on the Slad shop guide.
There is nothing to retrain. Your shoppers self-serve on the storefront, and you run the store side by typing a sentence rather than learning a dashboard. If you also have a counter, a sticker hands a walk-in the same store on their phone, and that is the whole of it.
None of the above. Slad is the operating system a local store or online shop runs themselves. If you have no real online store, Slad stands one up; if you do, it runs the front of it.
Yes. Your storefront carries your live catalog with real checkout on your own domain, so any product can be bought from a phone, at any hour, with Apple Pay, Google Pay, or card.
Same day. Your store is stood up already populated, so you are never staring at an empty page, and average setup is under an hour: bring your products across in bulk or send your assistant a photo of each, connect payouts, and you are taking real orders. Stickers go out for the counter if you sell in person.
Straight answer: Slad stands up its own storefront rather than bolting onto your current one. What it does not make you do is rebuild. It imports your existing Shopify or Woo catalog with prices in bulk, so you are moving a catalog, not starting over, and you can keep selling wherever you sell today while you decide.
A marketing agency runs $2,500+/mo and only handles your posts. Slad is an operating system that does the marketing and runs your storefront.
Every buyer is invited to review after their order ships. The verified reviews build trust on your product pages, and you can hide any that are unfair or off-topic before they do damage.
Upload one product photo and Slad turns it into a polished short video with the motion, light, and warmth a still photo can't show, then adds it to that product so it plays right on your product page in the storefront, with no filming or editing.
Slad is built for local stores and online shops: a real store with checkout on your own domain, an assistant that runs it from a sentence, a phone line that sells, verified reviews, automatic cart recovery, and one catalog fed to Google and Instagram.
Yes. Every claim on this site, and every default in the revenue calculator, is tied to a published source: peer-reviewed research (for example, the Harvard study linking a one-star-higher rating to 5 to 9% more revenue for independent businesses), established research firms like BrightLocal, Rival IQ, and Gartner, and clearly-labeled industry data. Where a study gives a range, we use the conservative end. You can read every source, tagged by how credible it is, on the research page.
Honestly, Slad cannot make anyone post, and you should be suspicious of a tool that claims it can. What it does is ask every real buyer for a review once their order lands, then put those words and stars on the product page where they do the most work. The AI Product Studio is the other half: a product shot good enough that someone actually wants to send it to a friend.
Slad is more than a store builder. Shopify, Square, WooCommerce, and BigCommerce are checkout-first: they hand you a dashboard and the transaction, and everything else is your job or an app you pay extra for. Slad stands up the store and then runs it: you add a product or change a price by typing a sentence, the phone line answers and sells, abandoned carts come back on their own, verified reviews collect themselves, and the catalog feeds Google and Instagram. Slad is not claiming those tools cannot do their piece. It replaces the stack with one flat price.
Stock is tracked per size, not per product. If the mediums are gone, the medium greys out on the storefront and nobody can buy it, so you are not refunding an order you could never ship. You set it the same way you do everything else: tell your assistant "set sizes S through XL" and "mark the mediums sold out," or change it in the dashboard. The same numbers flow out to your Google and Instagram catalog, so what people see there matches what you actually have.
Both, and they are the same store. Typing a sentence is the fast path when you are on your feet: "drop this to $38," "ship order 1041." But you also get a full store dashboard with orders, products, inventory, and customers laid out the way you would expect from any store admin. A change you make in one shows up in the other immediately, because there is only one store underneath. Use whichever suits the moment.
You do, into your own payment account, on the normal payout schedule. Slad does not sit on your money or hold a balance you have to request. Shoppers pay with Apple Pay, Google Pay, or card on your own store, and if your shoppers are in another country the prices show in their currency. When the AI phone line takes an order, it never handles a card number out loud: it texts a secure checkout link and the shopper pays on that link themselves.
Four plans, and a real online store with checkout is included in every one. Run it by typing a sentence, get found on Google and in AI search, win back the carts that walk, then add your own domain, a phone line that sells, and studio-quality product photos and video. Start at $49 a month, 7 days free.
Listed
$49
/mo per store7 days free
Get found and get a real store shoppers can buy from.
7 days free. Cancel anytime.
Brand
$99
/mo per store7 days free
Your own name on the door: your domain, your email, your phone line.
7 days free. Cancel anytime.
Complete
$199
/mo per store7 days free
Get discovered by AI shopping assistants, plus growth tools.
7 days free. Cancel anytime.
Studio
$399
/mo per storeAI Product Studio
Studio-quality product shots and videos, no photoshoot.
7 days free. Cancel anytime.
Every plan starts with 7 days free, and your online store and checkout are included in every tier. Start without a card to build your store and take orders; add a card during the trial to switch on your own domain and the AI Product Studio. Selling in person as well? Counter stickers ship with every plan, and Complete includes 100.
Shopify is a good store builder, and on a lot of this the two are level. Here is the honest version, including the rows where they match us.
| Capability | Slad | Shopify |
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| A real online store and checkout on your own domain | Yes | Yes |
| An AI assistant that makes real changes in your store | Yes | Yes, Sidekick |
| Abandoned-cart recovery email | Yes | Yes, all plans |
| Prices shown in your shopper's local currency | Yes | Yes, all plans |
| Verified-buyer reviews included, with no add-on app | Built in | Add an app |
| A phone line that answers, quotes live stock, texts a checkout link, and takes the order | Yes | Not offered |
| Product data structured so ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI can read and recommend it | Yes, Complete and up | Not offered |
| Place a product into a new scene, as a photo and a short video, with no shoot | Yes | Photo cleanup, not scene placement |
| Your store built and populated for you, taking orders the same day | Yes | You build it |
| What you actually pay | $49 to $399 flat |
from $29/mo yearly ($39 monthly) + app fees |
Shopify column verified against shopify.com/pricing and shopify.com/magic on 25 July 2026. Plans change often, so check before you rely on it. Square Online and Wix are self-serve store builders in the same category; their per-plan details vary and we do not make claims about them here.
Slad is not another marketing layer you have to manage. Your storefront, your catalog, your orders, your Google presence, your channels, your reviews, and your phone line all sit in one operating system you run by typing a sentence, with no agency, no team to hire, no ad spend, no app-switching, and no extra tools.
On the storefront
Your team does not need a long explanation. They can simply say: Your shopper never has to ask you anything. What is in stock, which sizes are left, how much it is, when it ships: the storefront answers all of it, so the questions stop landing on you.
Online
Slad turns your photos into product pages and video, feeds the catalog to Google and Instagram, collects verified reviews, wins back abandoned carts, and answers the phone.
Outcomes
You get found on Google and in AI search, stop losing the calls and carts that used to walk, and let verified reviews do the selling, so sales go up while you touch less of it.
