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Vetted

Consumer AI shopping assistant that researches products using Reddit, YouTube, user reviews and expert articles, and compares stores for the lowest price.

  • Free

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ecommerceguide summary

Vetted is a consumer-facing AI shopping agent that researches products by analysing Reddit threads, YouTube reviews, user reviews and expert articles. Shoppers ask a question and get product picks, and Vetted compares stores to find the lowest price. For ecommerce leaders, it is a signal of how AI agents are reshaping product discovery, bypassing SEO-optimised listicles and routing demand through aggregated review sentiment instead.

Why it stands out

Treats Reddit threads as a primary research signal rather than retailer reviews or SEO-driven affiliate listicles.

What Vetted does

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  • Researches products using Reddit threads, YouTube reviews and expert articles
  • Cites source discussions so shoppers can verify each recommendation claim
  • Compares stores to find the lowest price on a product
  • Runs as a consumer app on iOS and Android

How ecommerce teams could use it

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Illustrative scenarios written by ecommerceguide from the product's documented capabilities. They are not customer case studies.

  1. DTC home goods brand, $20M to $80M GMV, 8-person growth team

    Monitoring how the brand's SKUs surface (or do not) inside Vetted's results versus competitors, and reverse-engineering which Reddit threads and YouTube reviewers are driving the citations

    Intended outcomeShifts a portion of influencer and community budget toward the specific creators and subreddits Vetted draws on, reducing reliance on listicle SEO that agentic shoppers increasingly skip

  2. Consumer electronics retailer, $200M+ GMV, enterprise merchandising and CX leads

    Reviewing the review sources and complaints Vetted surfaces for the retailer's top-20 categories to feed into PDP copy revisions, return-reason analysis and supplier QA conversations

    Intended outcomeProduct teams get a structured read on complaint clusters already visible to AI shoppers, letting merchandising pre-empt objections before Vetted's agent raises them to buyers mid-query

  3. Ecommerce strategy lead at a mid-market beauty group, $30M GMV, 3-person analytics team

    Using Vetted as a weekly competitive-intel scan, running category queries to see which brands the agent surfaces, what sources it cites and how store price comparisons affect recommended picks

    Intended outcomeFeeds a quarterly 'agentic discovery' report to the CMO documenting share-of-voice inside AI shopping tools, independent of Google rankings

Who it suits

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Best for

You are a brand or retail strategist who needs to understand how agentic shopping assistants surface your category and which review sources drive their citations, a market signal you monitor rather than a SaaS product you deploy.

Probably not for

You want a merchant-side integration, API access, sponsored placement or any mechanism to influence results, because Vetted is a consumer app with no brand dashboard or MCP surface.

Business size
Any stage, 1 to 3 analysts or brand managers running competitive monitoringVetted is a consumer-facing shopping agent, so relevance is about category exposure to agentic discovery rather than GMV band.

Vetted pricing

From the vendor

As published by the vendor. Prices change, so confirm on the vendor's site before buying.

Model
Free

Often used alongside

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What the vendor and reviewers say

From the vendor

Customers named by Vetted

  • Walmart
  • Amazon
  • Best Buy

Named on the vendor's own site (source (opens in a new tab)). Not confirmed with the customers.

Security and compliance claims

  • CCPA

As stated by the vendor (source (opens in a new tab)). Ask the vendor for certificates before relying on them.

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