Peakhour answers your shoppers from your real catalogue, builds the product shelves that sell, confirms COD orders on WhatsApp, and fixes product pages so Google can find them. It suggests; you approve. Almost everything it changes can be undone.
Inside your Shopify admin
Peakhour
A chat on your product and collection pages that answers from your products, prices and stock, in the shopper's language.
Shoppers get an answer at midnight, and you get fewer “is this in stock?” messages. You can preview it before you pick a plan.
A box in your admin where you type a shopper's question and see the answer a shopper would get.
You check the answers before your shoppers see them, and spot a product page that needs more detail.
A place to add what your product pages do not say: shipping, returns, sizing, care and store policies.
The assistant answers the questions your product pages leave open, in your words.
A list of what shoppers asked for and could not find, with a weekly email that sums it up.
You see which products to add, restock or describe better, from real questions.
Counts the carts that started with an assistant answer, and can run a test that holds the assistant back for a share of shoppers.
You see what the assistant adds to carts, and the test shows how much of that would have happened anyway.
The same assistant answers on WhatsApp, from the number you already use with customers.
Shoppers who message you get an answer at once. Meta bills its WhatsApp fees to you directly, and Peakhour adds no markup. The WhatsApp button on your storefront needs your number added in the theme editor.
Every chat in one list, where you can read it, reply, and export it.
You step in when a shopper needs a person. Conversations are deleted 180 days after the last message, and a legal hold pauses that deletion when one is needed.
Product shelves such as “popular now” or “you may also like”, with a plain reason next to each pick. You set rules and a schedule, and Peakhour refreshes them daily.
Shoppers find more of your range, and you can read why each product is on the shelf.
Shows how each shelf performs, and lets you run two versions against each other.
You keep the shelf that works and drop the one that does not.
Offers a bundle of products that sell well together, with a saving of 5% to 30% that stays within the limit you set.
Bigger baskets, without a discount deeper than you allow.
Shows a shelf in the cart and on the order confirmation page.
Shoppers see a relevant next product at the moment they are most likely to buy.
Suggests a campaign for a product that is ready to push, with the offer and the reason. Discounts are created in your store only once you switch that on; until then you get the suggestion to act on yourself.
You get ideas grounded in your own sales, and you decide what goes live.
Shows what is running low or not selling, and prepares a printable purchase order for your supplier.
You reorder before you run out, and you have the order ready to send.
Suggests lower prices for slow stock. After you switch markdowns on in Autopilot, Peakhour applies them for you, and you can Undo each one.
Slow stock moves, and every price change can be reversed.
Messages the shopper on WhatsApp to confirm a cash-on-delivery order, and puts the parcel on hold until they reply. It needs WhatsApp connected.
Fewer parcels go out to people who never meant to take them.
Checks your products for missing titles, descriptions, images and other gaps.
You see what to fix first.
Writes a better title or description for a product. You review the change, apply it, and can undo it.
Faster product pages, with you in charge of what is saved.
A card in the Shopify product page that shows what Peakhour found for that product.
You see the fix without leaving the page you are editing.
Learns how your store sounds, so new text matches.
Descriptions and articles read like your brand.
Shows how your pages appear in Google search, and what to change.
You find pages that Google cannot read well.
Tracks where your pages rank in search and whether AI assistants mention your store.
You see whether the changes you make move your ranking.
Suggests blog topics, writes the article in your voice, and publishes it to your Shopify blog when you approve.
A steady blog without a blank page.
Lists pages with weak titles or descriptions, with a fix for each. You can Undo any fix.
Quick wins on pages you already have.
Checks your store for problems that stop search engines and AI shopping assistants from reading it.
You know what to fix so your products can be found.
Switch Peakhour on task by task. Everything it changes appears in the activity feed with an Undo.
You hand over the jobs you trust, and keep the rest.
One button that pauses Peakhour's automatic work in your store.
You can pause its automatic work in a second.
Every result is labelled Measured, counted from your store, or Estimated, worked out from a model.
You know which numbers to trust and which to treat as a guide.
Compares your store with similar stores, once at least 50 similar stores have shared. You opt in.
You see how you compare, without sharing anything you did not agree to.
Run more than one store from the same Peakhour account. Each store you add has its own Peakhour Suite charge and no trial.
One login for all your stores, with each store's results kept apart.
Peakhour uses AI credits (Peaks) for writing, answering and analysing. Your plan includes a monthly amount, and you can buy more on peakhour.ai.
You see what is left and are warned before you run out.
Every Peakhour product for one price
$295 billed yearly , normally $590
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One login, one Peaks wallet, one invoice. New modules are included as they ship.
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