Your next customer may never open your shop themselves.
Their AI assistant does it for them. Agentic commerce begins where AI no longer just recommends but acts: it searches, compares, checks availability and delivery, and completes the purchase with the user's approval - on the website of the merchant it can read.
The assistant goes through the sites it can read: room, dates, price, cancellation, breakfast.
| Hotel A | Hotel B | |
|---|---|---|
| Offer found | green | green |
| Price and availability understood | green | red |
| Cancellation terms readable | green | red |
| Booking executable | green | red |
Schematic. These are the four stages the scan measures.
The question is no longer just: does Google find your shop? It is: can an agent understand your offer and book or buy from you?
Four moves in sixteen days.
Buys on merchant sites, pays through Link by Stripe. US only.
Blocks Muse. The agent now buys elsewhere.
Joins in. 439 million accounts can pay through Muse.
Opens its merchants' product data to Muse, on by default.
The payment side is spread out. The merchant side is not.
Instinct: 14 people, over 100,000 users, over 1 billion USD in transactions a year. The agent buys on websites and by phone, like a human. Valuation on September 28: 10 billion USD.
Alibaba's agent Qwen: 10 million orders in 9 hours, February 2026.
Sources: Stripe Newsroom (Sep 8, 2026), Reuters (Sep 21, 2026), PayPal Newsroom (Sep 23, 2026), Shopify (Sep 24, 2026), TechCrunch (Sep 28, 2026), NPR and TechBuzz China (February 2026)
First found. Then machine-readable. Then buyable. End-to-end.
Be found
Agents discover what you offer and shortlist it.
Machine-readable
Your products, prices, and trust signals are readable and citable by machines.
Shoppable
An agent can add to cart, order, and pay on your site.
End-to-end
Search, order, payment, confirmation, without a human stepping in and without clicks on your website: through interfaces every agent understands.
Know how agents see you.
The audit shows you where your business stands on these four stages today. You get the biggest gaps in plain language, no prior knowledge needed. And you get prioritized steps to close them.
How it works.
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Step 1
A domain is enough
We check from the outside, the way agents see you.
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Step 2
Report
Four stages, your score, and a prioritized list of what's missing.
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Step 3
Implementation
We build what is missing. Your agency or we deploy it.
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Step 4
Proof
We measure again and show you the difference in black and white.
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Step 5
Stay green
Standards change monthly.
Scan and report cost 0 EUR. Onboarding for stages 2 and 3 costs 1,490 EUR one-off, Watch 149 EUR per month. All prices net, the full table is under Services.
Files. After the scan, a report at its own address. The list is under Services.
A status check: we test how well AI agents can find your business, read it, and buy from you.
A customer asks their AI assistant for new running shoes - fixed budget, delivered by Friday. Merchants whose data it cannot read never enter the comparison.
A project ends at handover. Agent standards do not: several competing protocols emerged within the last year alone, and they keep changing. How we measure is under Method.
Yes. What matters for you is one thing: whether the assistant can read your offer.
No. Payments come from Mastercard, Visa, PayPal, and the platforms themselves.
For businesses that sell online or want to be found.
Not for the audit. Changes only come once you want to close gaps. How we test is under Method.
Not for the audit - a domain is enough.
Yes. On shop platforms, implementation is often configuration instead of code.
Rare, substantial updates.
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