Fashion discovery
Build a polished work outfit under $250
Natural-language search, outfit suggestions, budget-aware refinement.
Live Shaupa example using approved retailer products. Prices and availability may change.
Try fashion demoShaupa turns a room, occasion, budget, photo, fit preference or half-formed idea into relevant products from your catalogue. Start with a feed, CSV or API. Launch as a hosted branded assistant, embed it on your site, or use Shaupa behind your own UI. Product pages and checkout stay with you.
Live now
Shaupa is not a concept demo. Shoppers can already search naturally, save products, build boards, visualise ideas, and click through to retailer websites. For a retailer pilot, we can start from your existing product feed and create a focused branded experience around your catalogue.
Fashion discovery
Natural-language search, outfit suggestions, budget-aware refinement.
Live Shaupa example using approved retailer products. Prices and availability may change.
Try fashion demoHome discovery
Product discovery for rooms, styles, spaces, materials, and budgets.
Live Shaupa example using approved retailer products. Prices and availability may change.
Try home demoJewellery discovery
Guided jewellery discovery when shoppers do not know the exact product name.
Live Shaupa example using approved retailer products. Prices and availability may change.
Try jewellery demoWhy it matters
Shoppers arrive with occasions, budgets, moods, constraints and half-formed ideas, not clean keywords. Shaupa turns how people actually talk into guided journeys towards relevant products.
“Black dress” is easy. “Wedding guest outfit under $250” is where shoppers get stuck.
Failed and abandoned searches hide what shoppers actually wanted.
Fit preferences, budget and styling all affect whether a shopper feels confident continuing to a product page.
Capabilities
Everything shoppers need to move from a vague idea to the right product. Open any tile for detail.
How it works
Send a feed, CSV, or API. Your IDs, prices, and links stay yours.
Shaupa turns natural language into the right products, budgets, and styles.
It shows what fits, explains why, and refines without starting over.
Shoppers reach the retailer product page with their preferences already clarified. Product information, cart and checkout remain with the retailer.
Pilot controls
Retailer controls are defined with the Shaupa team during pilot setup. This includes catalogue scope, brand tone, priority collections, exclusions, guardrails and the events used to measure the experience.
Choose the eligible catalogue, categories, collections and product sources.
Agree how the assistant should speak and how much explanation it should provide.
Identify seasonal ranges, launches, campaigns or high-priority categories.
Define products, categories, materials and unsupported claims the assistant should avoid.
Agree how current price, availability, variants and product URLs are handled.
Choose the searches, refinements, saves, clicks and weak-result events to capture.
These controls are configured with Shaupa during onboarding. A self-service retailer dashboard is planned for a later stage.
Intent analytics
Pilot reporting can show what shoppers asked for, where results were weak, which products were saved or clicked, and which catalogue gaps affected discovery.
Illustrative example dataThe example below demonstrates the types of signals a pilot can produce. It is not a Shaupa customer result.
What shoppers actually wanted
Catalogue inputs and measurement options
Product data from common retail platforms can be mapped through feeds, exports or APIs. Most pilots can begin without replacing current site search.
Supported now
Maps catalogue data, reads shopper intent, returns agreed pilot signals.
Available through pilot mapping
Planned or custom
Deeper integrations, retailer-specific event paths and additional ecommerce platform mappings can be considered after the initial experience is measured.
Most pilots can begin without replacing current site search. Deeper integrations can be considered after the initial experience is measured.
Deployment options
Shaupa can start as an external discovery partner or hosted branded page, then expand into embedded AI search, white-label or API after the retailer has measured the initial experience.
Products can appear in Shaupa when relevant, with tracked click-through to retailer product pages.
A retailer-focused page powered by Shaupa and scoped to the approved catalogue.
A conversational discovery layer beside existing search, category or campaign journeys.
Shaupa catalogue intelligence behind a retailer-controlled interface.
Value estimator
Use your own monthly online revenue, gross margin and pilot cost to estimate the potential value of embedded AI product discovery and the uplift required to cover the monthly cost.
Illustrative model, not a guaranteeEditable assumptions
The default values are an illustrative retailer example, not an Australian retail average. Replace them with your own figures.
These are relative sitewide conversion or sales uplift assumptions. A 2.5% relative uplift changes a 2.00% conversion rate to 2.05%. It does not add 2.5 percentage points.
AOV uplift is optional and defaults to 0%. The external research used here found limited evidence of higher cart value.
This model applies an editable relative sales or conversion uplift to monthly online revenue. It assumes average order value is unchanged unless the user adds a custom assumption. Estimated ROI is calculated from incremental gross profit after the monthly Shaupa cost, not from revenue alone.
The model is a planning tool, not a forecast. Actual outcomes depend on catalogue quality, traffic, product range, placement, shopper adoption, stock availability, implementation and measurement.
External research, not Shaupa customer results. The 2.5% scenario is an intentionally selected research anchor, not a reported industry average, expected Shaupa result or guaranteed result.
5.58% increase in search purchase rate and 2.63% increase in site-wide conversion rate across live A/B tests.
Source3% conversion improvement in an online A/B test after embedding-based retrieval was added to the existing recall system.
SourceSearch-query refinement and product-description applications produced sales effects in the approximate 2-3% range. The study found gains mainly through higher conversion, while average cart values were largely unchanged.
Source2% relative increase in user conversion rate in online A/B testing.
SourceAll calculations run locally in the browser. Shaupa does not send, log or store raw retailer financial inputs from this estimator.
Pricing
Pricing depends on catalogue size, launch surface, usage, and integration depth. Most Australian retailers can start with either a discovery partnership or a hosted branded pilot before committing to embedded search or white-label deployment.
Performance-based discovery partner
Approved products can appear in Shaupa when relevant, with tracked click-through to the retailer website. Commercial terms can follow an affiliate, referral or performance-based model.
For a single-catalogue hosted pilot.
A$500 setup
Start a pilotFor growing retail teams.
A$1,000 setup
Request a branded demoFor high-volume catalogues and embedded surfaces.
A$2,000 setup
Talk to salesFor white-label, API, and custom deployments.
Intro pilot pricing is available for early Australian retail partners. Final pricing depends on catalogue size, launch surface, usage, and integration depth.
| Feature | Discovery Partner | Starter Pilot | Growth | Scale | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Product inclusion in Shaupa consumer assistant | Yes | Optional | Optional | Optional | Optional |
| Hosted discovery page | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Branded assistant | No | Light | Yes | Yes | Custom |
| Embedded on-site surface | No | No | Optional | Yes | Yes |
| White-label | No | No | No | Optional | Yes |
| API access | No | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| Natural-language search | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Follow-up questions | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Visual discovery | Basic | Basic | Yes | Yes | Custom |
| Product boards and saves | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Custom |
| Campaign journeys | No | 1 | 3 | Unlimited | Custom |
| Merchandising rules | Basic | Basic | Advanced | Advanced | Custom |
| Intent analytics | Basic | Standard | Advanced | Advanced | Custom |
| GA4 events | Referral only | Basic | Yes | Yes | Custom |
| Support | Priority | Priority | SLA |
FAQ
A chatbot usually answers questions. Shaupa is built for product discovery. It understands shopper intent, maps requests to catalogue data, shows relevant products, asks follow-up questions, supports saved boards and visualisation, and sends shoppers to retailer product pages to purchase.
Yes. Shaupa can start from a Google Merchant Center feed, ecommerce product feed, CSV export, API, ERP/PIM export, or affiliate feed. A pilot can begin with a simple export and move to deeper integration later.
Yes. These are agreed with the Shaupa team during pilot setup. The pilot can define catalogue scope, tone, priority collections, exclusions, guardrails and measurement events. A self-service retailer dashboard is planned for a later stage.
Not necessarily. Shaupa can start beside your current search as a hosted branded assistant, campaign page, or embedded discovery surface. Retailers can move toward deeper AI search only after a pilot proves value.
Yes. The recommended first step is a hosted branded pilot using your catalogue. This lets your team test shopper journeys, product relevance, analytics, and setup effort before committing to a larger deployment.
Pilot reporting can include search-intent trends, weak-result queries, common budgets, styles and materials, saved products, clicked products, follow-up questions and assisted journeys, depending on the agreed measurement setup.
No. Shaupa helps shoppers discover and decide. Product pages and checkout stay on the retailer’s website.
No. Shaupa is an AI shopping assistant and product discovery layer. The catalogue powers guided shopping experiences, but checkout remains with the retailer.
Pricing depends on catalogue size, launch surface, usage, and integration depth. Retailers can start with a discovery partnership, a hosted branded pilot, or a larger SaaS/API deployment.
Shaupa is strongest where shoppers need guidance, taste, confidence, or context. Its current category focus is fashion and apparel, footwear, jewellery and accessories, furniture, homewares, and other home or space-related shopping.
Pilot request
Share your website, category, and preferred launch path. We’ll respond with a practical pilot recommendation and, where possible, a branded demo using your catalogue.
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