Agentic commerce
AI shopping agents.
AI shopping agents search, compare and, in some cases, buy for a shopper. Compare where each one runs, whether it completes checkout, which payment protocols its vendor names and which retailers it covers.
- agents listed
- 15
- complete checkout themselves
- 7
- features of AI assistants
- 7
- dedicated shopping agents
- 6
- Sites and announcements last checked
- Sept 2026
What do you want an agent to do?
From what each vendor says its agent does for a shopper.
- Product researchRecommends products and summarises reviews and specs.15
- Price comparisonCompares prices for a product across stores.11
- Gift findingSuggests gifts for a person, occasion or budget.8
- CheckoutPlaces the order for the shopper.7
- Deal huntingFinds coupons, sales and price drops.6
- ReorderRestocks items the shopper buys regularly.3
Can it buy for you?
Whether the agent places the order itself, per the vendor or dated reporting.
Where it runs
An agent can run in more than one place.
Active filters
1 agent match your filters
Showing 1 to 1 of 1, ordered by name (a to z)
How results are ordered
Alphabetically by product name. There is no ranking: nothing here is scored or rated.
There are no paid placements in the agents directory, and no ratings.
Gemini
AI assistant featureby Google
Google's AI assistant shows shoppable product listings, prices and comparison tables from the Shopping Graph and can complete checkout with partner retailers after the shopper confirms.
- Target
- Gap
- Etsy
- Wayfair
- +2
Tasks: Product research · Price comparison · Gift finding · Checkout
- Runs in
- Web, mobile app
- Checkout
- Yes, after you confirm
- Payment
- UCP, Google Pay
- Availability
- Available in 2 countries
From the ecommerceguide dataset
AI shopping agents in numbers
Calculated from the 15 listed agents. Percentages are of that total.
Payments
Payment protocols and methods the vendors name
5 of 15 listed agents name a payment protocol or method for purchases the agent makes; 3 name an agent payment protocol (ACP, UCP or AP2). The rest name none in the sources checked, which does not mean they use none.
| Protocol or method | Agents that name it |
|---|---|
| Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP)Open protocol from Google for agent shopping and checkout. | |
| PayPal | |
| Shop Pay | |
| Agent Payments Protocol (AP2)Open protocol from Google for payments an agent makes for a user. | |
| Agentic Commerce Protocol (ACP)Open protocol from OpenAI and Stripe for checkout inside an AI agent. | |
| Google Pay | |
| Klarna | |
| Stripe |
Agentic commerce
What is an AI shopping agent?
An AI shopping agent acts for a buyer. It takes a request in plain language, searches and compares products across stores, and in some cases places the order. That separates it from a store's own chatbot, which works for the merchant, and from a coupon extension, which applies codes but does not search or buy.
Some are standalone products. Others are shopping features inside general assistants such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Copilot. Where an agent completes checkout, it passes the order and payment to the merchant, either through the merchant's own checkout or through a protocol built for agents, such as ACP or UCP.
Understand agentic commerce
- What's Agentic Commerce? The End of the Traditional Search JourneyAgentic commerce breaks the search-and-click loop. How autonomous AI agents handle discovery, evaluation, and transactions, and what the ACP protocol means for merchants.
- Agentic Commerce Rails Are Shipping: What Changed in 2026Google, Adyen and others shipped agentic commerce rails in 2026. What the releases require of merchants, and how the competing protocol families differ.
- Agentic Commerce Protocols: How the Competing Standards DifferAgentic commerce protocols differ on who holds the payment credential and who owns the order. Compare the four axes, and see which commitments reverse.
- Agentic Commerce Is Not Solved: Where It Still BreaksThe real agentic commerce limitations: returns, disputes, order accuracy and no settled protocol. What a merchant can fix now, and what is still a bet.
How this directory works
Where listings come from
Candidates come from vendor sites, published lists of shopping agents and submissions. A candidate is a lead; nothing is listed from it alone.
How each one is checked
We load the product's website, read the product page, and search the web and news for launches, shutdowns, renames and checkout announcements. A language model extracts the facts from that evidence only, and the sources are kept for review. Last full check: Sept 2026.
What gets listed
Products that act for a shopper: dedicated shopping agents, named shopping features inside AI assistants and AI browsers, and retailers' own shopping assistants. They must be live, not only announced or discontinued.
What the facts mean
Checkout, autonomy and payment are recorded only where the vendor or dated reporting states them. “Not stated” means the sources checked do not say. We do not test the agents, and nothing here is a rating.
What is not listed
Of 20 products reviewed, 15 are listed.
- Operator: discontinued.
- Macaron, Manus: general AI agents with no documented shopping feature.
- Karma, PayPal Honey: coupon, cashback or price-tracking tools with no agent.
Corrections
Vendors can claim a listing to correct it, or write to hello@ecommerceguide.com.