Open to assistants
Your shop speaks the languages AI shops in.
AI apps read and buy in a few shared ways. Your shop answers them from the day it opens, with nothing to install.
Why now
Over a third
of the average US retail home page cannot be seen by AI at all.
Source: Adobe Digital Insights, US retail sites, September 2026
Much of the web is dark to AI.
Your shop hands AI its products, prices and stock as clean data, so nothing has to be guessed.
Try it
See what her AI reads.
Drag across one product, from the page a person sees to the data an agent gets.
Example. Nothing here touches a real shop.
What a person sees
- A photo of a stone linen shirt
- A price under the photo
- A size menu
- A buy button
What her AI reads
- The title and details as plain data
- The exact price
- Each size, with whether it is in stock
- A checkout it can call, inside your limits
The real screen
Found by AI, on one screen.
The file that tells AI what you sell sits beside your other channels. It is on from the start.
How it works
Ready with nothing to set up.
It says where to look
Your shop publishes plain files that say what it sells and how to buy.
They read the real thing
Products, prices and stock come from your live catalogue, not a copy that goes stale.
They can buy
An agent with a key checks out in the way it knows, inside limits you set.
What you get
5 ways for software to talk to your shop, and more to read.
- ACP, for AI checkout
- UCP, for AI search and checkout
- MCP, for AI tools
- GraphQL, for developers
- REST, for developers
- A plain list of what you sell
- Pages as plain text
- A guide for assistants
For AI agents
One shop, many ways in.
An agent uses the way it already knows. The prices, stock and rules are the same on each. It is told plainly what it can and cannot do.
The real screen
You make things. Your shop does the talking.
Add a product once. Every way in carries it, in the shape each one needs.
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.
- Readable is not recommended. Nobody can promise that an AI will pick your shop.
- These standards are young and keep changing, so we change with them.
- Some AI apps send the shopper to your own checkout, not buy in the chat. That works too.
- An AI app can only pay once your shop has set up payments.
Questions
- Do I need to understand these names?
- No. They are shared ways for software to talk to a shop. UCP was started by Google and ACP by OpenAI.
- Do they change what an agent may spend?
- No. An agent’s key carries the same limits whichever way it comes in.
- Will my shop look different?
- No. Shoppers see the same pages. An AI that asks gets a clean text copy.
- Do I need a developer?
- No. A shop is ready the day it opens. If you have a developer, GraphQL and REST are there too.
- Can I close one?
- Most have a switch of their own. Your AI shoppers screen lists them.
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