Scoring Dimensions Overview

An overview of all 9 scoring dimensions Vantage uses to calculate your AI readiness score

Last updated: 18th February 2026

Scoring Dimensions Overview

Vantage evaluates your products across 9 distinct dimensions. Each dimension measures a specific aspect of product data quality, and each contributes a weighted portion to the overall composite score.

The 9 dimensions at a glance

DimensionWeightWhat it measures
Title Quality16.7%Is the title descriptive, branded, and well-formatted?
Description Quality16.7%Is the description detailed, factual, and well-structured?
Attribute Completeness16.7%Are the expected attributes for this product category filled in?
Product Identifiers13.3%Does the product have SKUs, GTINs, or manufacturer part numbers?
Category & Taxonomy11.1%Is the product properly categorized with sufficient taxonomy depth?
Image Quality8.9%Are there enough images with descriptive alt text?
Variant Structure5.6%Are variants named consistently with proper SKUs and pricing?
Pricing & Availability5.6%Is pricing present, accurate, and inventory tracked?
Policy & Compliance5.6%Are return policies, shipping info, and warranties documented?

How the composite score works

Your composite AI Readiness Score is a weighted average of all 9 dimension scores:

Composite Score = (Title * 16.7%) + (Description * 16.7%) + (Attributes * 16.7%)
               + (Identifiers * 13.3%) + (Category * 11.1%) + (Images * 8.9%)
               + (Variants * 5.6%) + (Pricing * 5.6%) + (Policy * 5.6%)

Each dimension is scored from 0 to 100 independently, then combined using the weights above.

About Reviews & Trust Signals

You may notice there are 9 dimensions rather than 10. The Reviews & Trust Signals dimension is planned for Phase 2. Its weight has been redistributed proportionally across the existing 9 dimensions, so your scores are calculated on a complete 100% scale.

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Tip

The three highest-weighted dimensions — Title Quality, Description Quality, and Attribute Completeness — account for 50.1% of your total score. Improving these three areas gives you the biggest return on effort.

Where to start

If you're looking to improve scores, we recommend reading the dimension pages in weight order — start with the top three, then work your way down. Each page includes scoring breakdowns, tips, examples, and common mistakes.