Become the store AI checks out from.

UCP is Google's open standard that lets AI agents discover products, build a cart, and check out from a store on a shopper's behalf — across Google AI Mode, the Gemini app, and third-party agents. It was co-developed with Shopify, Etsy, Wayfair, Target, and Walmart and endorsed by 20+ companies including Stripe, PayPal, Mastercard, and Visa. It sits on top of your existing product feed rather than replacing it.

Most stores aren't — fewer than 0.1% are. Readiness has two layers. The foundational layer (Product/Offer schema, real-time price and availability, return policy, reviews, and agent-crawlable data) you can fix today. The protocol layer (a valid /.well-known/ucp manifest and Google Merchant Center standing) prepares you for agentic checkout. Our free readiness scan scores both and tells you exactly what to fix.

Start with clean, structured product data: Product and Offer schema with machine-readable price and availability, a healthy Google Merchant Center feed with free listings on and zero disapprovals, enriched attributes (specs, compatibility, certifications), and real reviews. That foundational layer is what makes your catalog visible to AI surfaces. The UCP manifest then enables agentic checkout where the pilot is live.

It's the UCP profile file an AI agent fetches to learn how to transact with your store — the services and capabilities you support (catalog search, cart building, checkout, order management), your payment handlers, and your public keys. It must be publicly reachable with no authentication. We author and host it for you as part of protocol-layer setup.

No. UCP is an open, platform-neutral standard, and any eligible stack can implement it. Shopify and a few other platforms have a faster native path, which can shortcut some of the build — but stores on other platforms can become UCP-ready too. We confirm your platform and map the most direct route during the readiness scan.

No — UCP is designed so you stay the Merchant of Record. You keep the order, the customer data, and the relationship; the agent is simply a new storefront that surfaces and completes the purchase. That's a key reason to get ready now rather than ceding the surface to competitors who do.

They're overlapping standards for agentic commerce. UCP (Universal Commerce Protocol) is Google's standard for agents discovering and buying from stores. ACP (Agentic Commerce Protocol) is associated with OpenAI/Stripe for in-chat checkout. AP2 (Agent Payments Protocol) covers the payment authorization layer. The good news: the foundational work — clean structured product data — makes you ready for all of them, which is where we start.

We scope it to your catalog on a free call — no published one-size price. Most stores start with a Readiness engagement (audit + Merchant Center cleanup + core schema), then move to Agent-Ready (feed enrichment + UCP manifest + monitoring) once the foundation is solid. No contracts; you own everything we build.

Full agentic checkout is a gated pilot — live in the United States, rolling out to Canada and Australia, with the United Kingdom expected to follow. But the foundational readiness work applies everywhere and is what decides eligibility, so getting ready now is worthwhile regardless of where the pilot has reached.

Yes — arguably more easily than in traditional search. Agents reward clean, trustworthy, well-structured product data over ad budgets and domain age, and almost no one is optimized yet. A focused small catalog with excellent schema, enriched attributes, and real reviews can out-surface a larger competitor that ignored the foundational layer.

It means an AI agent can parse your products without rendering JavaScript or guessing: structured Product/Offer schema, current price and availability, a clear return policy, precise attributes (size, material, compatibility, certifications), and verified ratings. If a person needs your live site to understand the product but a machine can't, you're not agent-readable — and that's exactly what we fix.

Because the shift is already underway and the field is empty. Consumer use of AI to find local businesses jumped from 6% to 45% in a year (BrightLocal, 2026), agentic checkout went live for the 2025 holiday season, and almost no Texas store is optimized for it. Moving now means getting surfaced and cited before your competitors start — the same first-mover edge that AI Visibility gave our other clients.

No — and be wary of anyone who does. There's no universal certification you can buy; full agentic checkout is a gated pilot. We sell readiness: we score the foundational layer you can fix today separately from the protocol layer that's pilot-gated, and we're honest about which is which.

No. We work with Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, custom, and headless stores. Shopify has a faster native UCP path, but every eligible stack can become ready. We confirm yours on the free scan.

No long-term contract. We start with a free readiness scan, then go month-to-month. You own your feed, schema, content, and accounts.

Yes — founded in 2020 and headquartered at 12015 Radium Street in San Antonio. We serve ecommerce brands across San Antonio, Houston, Dallas–Fort Worth, Austin, and beyond.