What shipped, and when.

v1.5

What a plan's number counts has changed. It used to cap how many products you could apply fixes to; it now caps how many products are REGISTERED, meaning synced from your store, scored in the app and fixable. One number instead of two, and it is the same number your bill is based on.

The free and unlimited read did not go away, it moved to where it is true: the public check on your domain reads your whole store at any size, with no account and no card. In the app, your plan registers up to 100 products on Free and more on every paid tier.

Which products get registered when a store is larger than its plan: the newest first, in your store's own product order, and you can pin any product to keep it registered whatever its age. A best seller from three years ago stays fixable because you pinned it, not because we guessed.

Above 25,000 products the catalog add-on raises the number your plan registers, so a catalog you are paying to cover is a catalog you can work on.

v1.4

A free plan. Your whole store is scored at any size, and always was; what is new is that you can act on it without a card. The Free plan applies rule based fixes to up to 100 products at a time. Seeing your score has no asterisk on it.

A 14 day trial on every paid plan, for catalogs up to 25,000 products. A card is required to start it and nothing is charged during it; the first charge falls on day 15, and cancelling before then costs nothing. One trial per account.

Credits changed unit. One credit is now one AI suggestion run for one product, covering all of its fields and all of the languages you have enabled, rather than one drafted field. Every paid plan includes enough credits to run its whole catalog once a month, so the allowance follows the catalog one to one instead of being a number you have to translate.

Top-ups are an amount you choose rather than a fixed bundle, and the price per credit depends on your plan: 4 cents on Free, falling to 1 cent for the largest catalogs. The old fixed packs are retired.

A published price at every catalog size. Above 25,000 products a catalog add-on continues the price in marginal bands, charged per block of 1,000 products, and the calculator on the pricing page prices any size you type. There is no size at which we stop answering and ask you to book a call.

The add-on follows your catalog rather than an order form. We count your products on every sync and the add-on moves with them: growth is charged immediately and prorated, a smaller catalog takes effect at your next renewal, and growth of more than 10 percent, or across a plan boundary, waits for your approval before anything is charged. You are emailed either way.

A rebuilt site. New pricing, product and solutions pages, and a navigation that shows where you are going before you get there.

FM-SCORE v1.1

No change. v1.4 adds no checks, removes none, and reweights nothing: v1.1 remains the current methodology and every score keeps the meaning it had before this release.

This entry exists because the version policy on this page promises that scoring changes are always listed. A release that simply omitted a scoring entry would read the same whether nothing changed or somebody forgot, so an unchanged methodology is stated rather than left to be assumed.

v1.3

The full Shopify field vocabulary. Suggestions now cover every field we can legitimately write, through one registry of real, named metafield definitions. Nothing is invented: a field is proposed only when it exists in the vocabulary, and its definition is created in your admin the first time you apply one.

The storefront extension. An app embed block renders the structured data and FAQ content from the fields you approved, so the markup reaches your storefront without Feedmind ever editing theme code.

Richer drafts, and a voice per store. Drafts are structured rather than a paragraph of prose, and a per store voice profile keeps them sounding like you. An eval harness runs behind them so a change to the drafting prompt is measured before it ships.

Buyer questions by intent. Questions are tiered by how close they sit to a purchase decision, so the queue opens with the ones that lose sales rather than the ones that are merely unanswered.

Simpler credit pricing. Credits are charged at generation time at a flat rate, and new accounts start with an allowance so the first batch costs nothing.

FM-SCORE v1.1

The methodology now scores more of your catalog. v1.3 reads fields the previous version did not, and covering them honestly means checking them, so new checks were added: image alt text coverage, standard taxonomy category assignment, named specification coverage, and tag quality.

Every check that existed in v1.0 produces byte-identical results under this version. The additions are additive, never mutations of an existing check, and that guarantee is enforced by a test rather than asserted here.

Existing stores are rescored on their first v1.3 scan. Your number may move without anything on your store having changed, which is exactly why this is a versioned entry. Scores recorded before the bump keep the version they were measured under, so your own history stays comparable.

The same standard applies to every store. A scoring version is not tuned per customer.

v1.2

Promotions and codes. Discount codes can be entered when subscribing, and comped months and credit grants can be applied to an account by support.

Hosted checkout for first subscriptions. Stores with no card and no billing address on file now go straight to the Stripe hosted checkout, which collects card, company, VAT ID and address in one pass. Later plan changes stay a single confirmation in the app.

Recurring credit bundles. A 5,000 credit bundle can renew with the plan, with an automatic top up threshold you set.

Fix review keyboard flow. Approve, skip and next are keyboard driven, so a batch can be reviewed without the mouse.

v1.1

Content rules. Conditions, transforms and a preview against real products, free to run on every tier.

Multi-language parity. Per locale scores, field level comparison against the source locale, and locale batches with one approval.

Insight feed. Weekly notes on what changed in your catalog and what moved the score, on Growth and Scale.

Credits in outcomes. The credits screen now reports what a month of spending produced rather than only how many units it consumed.

v1.0

First public release. Free domain check with the public scorecard, Shopify connection, catalog wide scoring on all four dimensions, the fix queue with approval gated pushes, and rescoring after a push.

FM-SCORE v1.0. The scoring methodology published in full, with every named check, both grade scales and the dimension weights: agent accessibility 25 percent, structured data 25 percent, content answerability 30 percent, multi-language parity 20 percent. Those weights are unchanged today.

Plans. Starter, Growth and Scale, with the score itself free on any plan or none.