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Prices agreed with agents

Let your shop haggle while you sleep.

An AI agent asks for a better price. Your shop says yes, says no, or asks you, and it never goes below your floor.

Off until you switch it on
Prices agreed with agentsStart for free

Why now

90%

more visits ended in a sale when the shopper came from AI.

Source: Adobe Digital Insights, US retail sites, September 2026

A ready buyer wants an answer now.

Her agent may ask for a better price at midnight. Your limits can answer for you, or keep it for the morning.

Try it

Set the most you will give.

An agent asks for more than you allow. Move your limit and see what your shop offers. Your floor still wins.

Example. Nothing here touches a real shop.

$15
The basket
$120
The agent asked for
$30
Your shop offers
$15
The basket comes to
$105

The real screen

Every ask is on the record.

See what you gave, what they wanted and who answered. Each no is someone who wanted to buy.

The terms screen of the Storeware dashboard, on Orelle, a demo shop.
Terms, on Orelle. A real Storeware screen, on a demo shop with example orders.

How it works

Three answers, never a guess.

  1. Yes, up to your limit

    If the reason checks out, it offers what you allow, even when they asked for more.

  2. No, with the reason

    If the reason is not true, or the basket is at your floor, it says no and says why.

  3. Over to you

    Anything your limits do not cover waits for you. Choose an amount, or keep the price.

What you get

Limits you write once.

  • A lowest price
  • The most off one order
  • The most off in a day
  • Reasons you accept
  • Buying a lot
  • Stock that is not selling
  • Offers that run out
  • A list of every ask

For AI agents

A clear answer it can act on.

It gets an offer, a no or a wait, in plain words. An offer is signed and says when it ends. The order then carries it in its signed record.

The real screen

Slow stock can find a buyer.

Say how long stock must sit before it counts. Every item in the basket is checked against your records, so one new item is enough for a no.

A woman smiles as she straightens a rail of blouses in her clothes shop.

Stock film. The people in it are not Storeware customers.

Before you count on it

What to know first.

  • On every plan, including the free one.
  • This starts off. Until you turn it on, every ask comes to you.
  • You must set a lowest price before it can run. An item with no cost saved and no price of its own comes to you.
  • A price from another seller always comes to you, because your shop cannot check it.
  • This is for AI agents with a key. Shoppers using the chat in your shop are not offered lower prices.

Questions

Can it go below my lowest price?
Not on its own. Only a figure you choose yourself can go lower.
Does an AI choose the number?
No. The number is plain sums on your limits and your costs. No AI writes a price.
What if I never turn it on?
Agents can still ask. Each ask waits for you, and one basket only ever puts one ask in your queue.
Can an agent collect several offers?
No. A new ask replaces the last offer, and changing the basket ends it. Agents never see your floor or your costs.
Will my shop name a price first?
No. The agent must name the total it wants. Your shop answers that and never goes lower.

Answer every ask, even at midnight.

Start building your shop today. No card needed.