Agentic commerce comes down to three things: better discovery, frictionless commerce and monetizable discovery. Connect gives your agent context it can reason over, an easy way to find the right product, a peer agent to ask, and a way to complete the purchase. Every answer that becomes an order becomes revenue.

Attributed to you Whole basket, new and returning orders
Four reasons, in one integration: the supply, what your users get, the technology and the monetization.
Independent brands, direct from the makers.
A delightful way to buy, not just a link.
Ready for agents, ready for your product.
Close to selling it yourself.
Commodity catalogs make every agent give the same answer. Give yours answers nobody else can, a way to complete the purchase, and terms built for how agents behave.
Structured context your agent can reason over, like an API, not scraping. Fewer tokens, better matches, the whole marketplace in one read. Unlike per-brand agent tools, the agent side generates revenue here too.

Who it's forChocolate lovers, and anyone hard to buy a gift forWhen to recommendGifts, thank-yous, a treat to shareWhy it fitsSmall-batch toffee from an independent shop, not on supermarket shelvesClaimsMaker states it won't stick to teeth; 6 ozTerms$16.00, free member shipping, 5 to 10% to youIllustrative context card
My user wants this toffee as a Friday gift. Can it arrive in time, and is there a better deal?
I'll ask the maker about Friday now. Your user ships free with membership.
Dudley's confirms it ships tomorrow.
Great. Complete the order for my user.
Agents don't browse. They read, reason and act. Connect gives them better discovery, frictionless commerce and discovery you can monetize.
Who a product is for, when to recommend it, why it fits, the maker's own claims and the terms, in one structured card.
Search the whole marketplace by need, life area and attributes like Vegan or Gluten-free, in one read. Fewer tokens than scraping pages.
Which products your user is most likely to buy, and which generate the most revenue for you.
Maya answers your agent: asks the maker, confirms delivery, and finds better terms for your user.
UCP, with MCP as transport. One account for your user across every maker.
Whole basket, on new and returning orders. Agents are welcome here, not blocked.
Subscriptions alone rarely cover inference. Commerce is revenue your users create by doing what they already do.
Pull from the big retail catalogs and you return what every other assistant returns.
Big retail programs share 1 to 3%, once, and many block automated agents outright.
Start with what's live. Add more as it ships, on the same economics.
Start with: The catalog and agent layer
Thousands of products from independent brands, structured for an assistant to reason over.
For every product, how likely your user is to buy it and the revenue it generates for you. Recommend what fits.
Hand your user a link today. Whole basket, new and returning orders count.
Context cards for every product (available), and agent-to-agent with Maya to ask the maker and get your user better terms (early access).
Full commerce through UCP, with MCP as transport.



In your Connect account, or designed for your assistant as a feed or by API.

Use predicted interest to pick the product your user is most likely to want.
Hand over an attributed link today. Complete checkout in the chat when full commerce ships.
The whole basket, the first order and every order they come back to place through you.

Small-batch toffee from Indiana, not the box every other assistant suggests.

A four-flavor variety pack from an independent Texas brand.

They come back through you to restock, and that order is attributed to you again.
5% of every referred order on Standard, 10% on Featured, on the whole basket, on new and returning orders. Invitation tiers exist above.