Subscriptions
Sell it once. Get paid on repeat.
A shopper picks how often. Her card is charged on that schedule, and each delivery lands as a normal order.
Why now
17%
of Americans who use AI have now finished a purchase with it, up from 10% a year before.
Source: McKinsey Agentic Commerce Consumer Survey, June 2026
Repeat buying can start with a question.
Your offers come with every product an AI reads, so it can tell her about the saving.
Try it
Follow one subscriber through a month.
Walk through it, including the day her card says no.
Example. Nothing here touches a real shop.
You offer coffee every month, saving 10%.
The choice shows on the product page, beside buying it once.
The real screen
See the money that repeats.
What runs each month, what was cancelled, and which cards were declined.
How it works
Set the offer. The schedule does the rest.
Make an offer
Choose how often, any saving and any minimum, then add your products.
She signs up
She picks the offer on the product page and pays with a card.
It repeats
Each date, her card is charged and an order lands in your list.
What you get
Everything around the repeat.
- Days, weeks or months
- A saving for subscribers
- A minimum number of deliveries
- An email before each charge
- Declined cards tried again
- Skip or move a delivery
- Pause or cancel from her account
- Money each month at a glance
For AI agents
An AI can see your offer. The contract stays with her.
Offers show on every product an AI reads. Only she and you can read or change a running subscription.
The real screen
Good for what people run out of.
Set how often, and each order comes to you to pack as usual.
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.
- You need card payments set up. A shopper needs an account, so a guest cannot subscribe.
- Each delivery is charged at your price that day, less the saving, plus delivery and tax. So the total can change.
- Renewals take your cheapest delivery for that address. Live carrier prices are not used.
- There is no screen yet for when she is told, or for how often a card is tried.
Questions
- Can a shopper stop it?
- Yes. She can skip, move, pause or cancel from her account.
- What does a minimum mean?
- She agrees to that many deliveries before she can cancel. She can still pause, and you can let her off.
- What if something is out of stock?
- That delivery is not charged. The date moves a day, and you are told.
- Can two products come together?
- Yes. Things bought on the same offer arrive in one box, on one charge.
- What do I do at each renewal?
- Pack it. Each one places a normal order, marked as coming from a subscription.
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