Headless commerce SEO, rendered by your own storefront.
Your catalog stays on your ecommerce platform, where Clione enriches it. Your storefront asks Clione for each page's signals and prints them on the server, whatever it is built with. We set it up with your developers.
What a headless store gets.
Enriched where it lives
Who each product is for, how people choose it and the objection to answer, drafted into the catalog your storefront already reads.
One graph per page
Organization, WebSite, BreadcrumbList and the product, category, collection or page, plus FAQPage when it has questions.
Titles, descriptions, FAQs
The meta title and description, the search keywords and the approved FAQs, ready to print beside the graph.
One call per page, on the server.
Your storefront asks Clione's SEO Signals API for one product, category, collection or page while it renders, and prints what comes back in the HTML it sends. Crawlers and AI assistants read that HTML, so a tag added later in the browser would not count.
- Works with any framework that renders on the server: Catalyst and Next.js, Hydrogen and Remix, Nuxt and Alokai, or your own
- Ready-made helpers for Next.js, Remix and Hydrogen, and Nuxt, from Clione's own package
- If Clione can't be reached, the page renders without the signals instead of breaking
Metafields your storefront can read.
On BigCommerce, every product publish also writes the graph, the title and the description as metafields a storefront can read. On Shopify, Hydrogen renders the graph, the meta tags and the FAQ on the server from Clione's metafields today.
- No extra request when your product query already asks for them
- Hydrogen storefronts are checked like any Shopify store
Not headless? Nothing to set up.
On a store theme, Clione's graph reaches the page your server sends without a line of code.
Every platform Clione works with →What headless teams ask.
Does Clione work with Catalyst?
Yes. Catalyst is a Next.js storefront on BigCommerce: the catalog connects like any BigCommerce store's, and your Catalyst pages print Clione's signals from the metafields or the API. We set it up with your developers.
Our storefront is custom. Will it work?
If it renders on the server, yes. The SEO Signals API answers any front end that can make a request while it builds the page, whatever the framework.
What does our developer have to do?
Ask for the signals in the page's server code and print them in the head: the graph as JSON-LD, the title and the description. A server API key keeps the request on your side.
Does anything change in my store without me?
No. Nothing is enriched until you start it, and nothing is published until you press Push: one signal, one product, a batch or the whole catalog.
What does it cost?
Nothing, during the beta. Clione is taking selected stores into this stage, in limited places, free of charge, and prices are published when the beta ends in Q1 2027.
Running headless? Bring it to a call.
We open one of your products: what your storefront serves today, and what Clione would give it to print.