Voice shopping
She asks out loud. Your shop answers out loud.
She talks to your shop like a person behind the counter, and can show it a photo. It answers from your real products.
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
Shopping is turning into a conversation.
More people finish a purchase with AI than a year ago. A shop that can talk is ready for how they ask.
Try it
Hear what your shop would say.
Press something she might say out loud.
Example. Nothing here touches a real shop.
She says
I need boots for a wet walking holiday. What do you have?
Your shop says
The Tarn Wellington Boot is waterproof and costs one hundred and twenty dollars. Would you like to see it?
Spoken aloud, with the words on screen.
The real screen
One switch turns it on.
It sits in your settings and starts off. Turn it off and it leaves every page.
How it works
A real conversation with real facts.
She presses Talk to the shop
Its first words say it is an AI. Then it asks how it can help.
It looks before it speaks
It looks up prices and stock in your shop before it says them.
She presses to decide
Checkout, returns and cancelling all happen by her own press on screen.
What you get
What a spoken visit comes with.
- Answers out loud
- The words on screen
- Show it a photo
- Prices read as money
- Products shown as it talks
- No card details, ever
- Spoken questions kept for you
For AI agents
Spoken or typed, the facts match.
The voice reads from the same products, prices and stock a shopper’s AI agent gets from your shop.
The real screen
Some things are easier to say.
She describes it in her own words, and your shop takes it from there.
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. It uses your AI allowance every time someone speaks, so the choice is yours.
- It cannot place an order. She checks out by pressing the button on the basket page.
- A call lasts up to five minutes, and each shopper can start only so many in an hour.
- It does not work in every browser or every country. It can also be wrong, and shoppers are told so first.
Questions
- Will she know it is an AI?
- Yes. The page says so first, and its first spoken words say so too.
- Can it take card details?
- No. It can never take them or ask for them.
- Does she need an app?
- No. It runs in her browser, on your shop’s own pages.
- Can it change her basket?
- Only with your assistant’s basket switch on. It can add an item. Changing or removing one is a card she presses.
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