A switch for each way in

Open on day one. Closed when you say.

AI agents reach your shop in many ways. They all start open, and one card gives each a switch of its own.

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Why now

53%

of consumers across eleven countries used AI to shop in the past three months.

Source: McKinsey Agentic Commerce Consumer Survey, June 2026

They are coming. You choose the way in.

Shoppers send their AI to look for them. Your shop is ready, and the doors stay yours to close.

Try it

Try the switches.

These are the real switches, in the words on your screen. Flip one and read what it does.

Example. Nothing here touches a real shop.

How AI shoppers reach your shop

Tell AI shoppers what you sellA short file lists your products and how to buy.
Checkout for AI apps that use UCPThose apps can search your shop and pay.
Checkout for AI apps that use ACPThose apps can pay at your shop.
Let a shopper’s own AI assistant sign inOn a paid plan, her yes lets it follow her orders and buy.
Let my pages describe what they can doAn AI helper in her browser can find your forms without guessing.

The real screen

One card with the switches.

All on from the start, grouped by what they do. Turn off any you do not want.

The ai shoppers, the ways in screen of the Storeware dashboard, on Orelle, a demo shop. — AI shoppers, the ways in, on Orelle. A real Storeware screen, on a demo shop with example orders.

How it works

Closed means closed.

Open by default
Every door starts open the day your shop opens. You have no screen to find.
Off every list
A closed door leaves every file that named it, so agents stop being told about it.
Refused at the door
Calls through it are refused too, even from an agent that remembers the address.

What you get

The doors you can close.

Pages as plain text
A list of what you sell
A guide for assistants
Pages that describe themselves
Checkout for AI apps
Answers to other assistants
Sign-in for her own AI
Your place in the address book

For AI agents

A list an agent can believe.

A closed door leaves your lists within the hour, so agents stop being sent to it.

The real screen

The same switch, wherever you find it.

Some doors also show on other screens. They write the same setting, so the two never disagree.

The channels screen of the Storeware dashboard, on Orelle, a demo shop. — Channels, on Orelle. A real Storeware screen, on a demo shop with example orders.

Before you count on it

What a door does not do.

On every plan, including the free one.
MCP, GraphQL and REST, the older ways in, have no switch yet. The limits on each key still apply there.
A door is not a wall. Your public pages stay public, so AI browsers can still read them.
What AI may do with your pages is a separate choice, on your crawlers screen.
The address book listing is for shops on a mystoreware.com address. On your own domain, you add the records yourself.

Questions

Do I have to do anything?: No. Every door starts open, and the limits on each agent’s key apply whichever door it uses.
Does closing one affect the others?: Two lean on UCP checkout. Close it, and UCP questions stop, and signed-in AI agents can only look around.
Is an open door a risk?: An open door widens nothing. The limits on a key are checked on our side, whichever door it uses.
Can I change my mind?: Yes. Flip the switch back and save.

Open to AI agents, on your terms.

Start building your shop today. No card needed.