Step 01
Import your site
Point OpenMerchant at your storefront or catalog feed. One click reads products, variants, prices, and stock — nothing changes in your checkout.
Early access · Cohort 01 onboarding now
Import your website in one click. OpenMerchant generates your agentic commerce endpoints and publishes your catalog everywhere agents shop — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and whatever ships next.
Early access is limited. Founding merchants get set up hands-on, in small weekly cohorts.
From import to first agent order
OpenMerchant reads your storefront, compiles it into every agentic commerce protocol, and your products get bought inside assistants — while checkout, payment, and fulfillment land in the systems you already run.
Step 01
Point OpenMerchant at your storefront or catalog feed. One click reads products, variants, prices, and stock — nothing changes in your checkout.
Step 02
We generate your UCP, MPP, and AP2 endpoints, sign them, and register your catalog with every agent surface. New protocols publish automatically.
Step 03
Agents surface your products in ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini, pay through agentic checkout, and the order lands in your existing order system.
Discovery
Websites, search results, and ad auctions were designed for human eyes. Agents don't scroll, don't see banners, and don't click ads — they read structured endpoints and rank offers on price, stock, shipping, and fit. If your catalog isn't published where they look, you don't exist to them.
Agents rank offers on the merits — price, availability, shipping, reviews — not on who bid the most. Your ad budget stays in your pocket.
Assistants don't parse marketing pages for keywords. They read your signed endpoints directly — structured data beats copywriting tricks.
Once published, every registered assistant can discover your catalog — including the ones that launch next. No integration backlog.
Agentic commerce protocols
Every assistant speaks its own protocol — the machine-readable format its agents use to discover products, compare offers, and check out. OpenMerchant compiles your catalog into all of them and keeps the endpoints versioned, signed, and current.
Catalog discovery for agents. Publishes a signed product feed at /.well-known/ucp and to Google Merchant Center — the feed Gemini uses for shopping.
Stripe's protocol for machine-initiated payments — scoped credentials, per-order limits, and a public registry at mpp.dev that any agent can use to find you.
Mandate-based authorization. Cryptographic proof that a human approved the purchase behind the agent, attached to every transaction.
FAQ
Nothing. OpenMerchant reads your existing storefront or catalog feed and hosts the agentic endpoints on your behalf. Your checkout, payment provider, and order system stay exactly as they are.
Through the protocol each surface supports — scoped machine credentials (MPP) or mandates (AP2) — with cards, Google Pay, and crypto all supported. Funds settle to your existing payment provider; OpenMerchant never holds your money.
OpenMerchant can scan and import from any website. You can also import directly from your Stripe catalog and other custom feeds.
Refunds run through your existing payment provider, as they do today. Agents receive structured refund status over the same protocols, so the assistant can tell your customer exactly what happened.
Services too. Bookings, subscriptions, classes, consultations — anything with a price and availability publishes over the same protocols, so agents can discover, schedule, and pay for services the way they buy products.
You don't need one. Sign up through the managed option: add your products or services directly, and OpenMerchant hosts the catalog, endpoints, and checkout for you — you start selling to agents right away, no website required.
Early access
We onboard a limited set of founding merchants each week so every catalog publishes cleanly. Early partners get set up hands-on and shape what ships next.
Hands-on import
We map and publish your first catalog with you, not a docs link and good luck.
First on new surfaces
You are live on each new protocol and assistant as it opens, before it is public.
A direct line to the team
A shared channel with the people building the protocols your catalog runs on.