Launching today

ChatGPT Shopping
Richer, more visually immersive shopping experiences
60 followers
Richer, more visually immersive shopping experiences
60 followers
ChatGPT shopping now runs on Agentic Commerce Protocol, an open commerce protocol connecting 700M users to Target, Walmart, Sephora, Shopify and more. Visual comparisons, image search, personalised buyer guides. Free for all users.




Really interesting launch, this turns ChatGPT into a true product discovery engine rather than just a search assistant.
What it is: A richer, visual shopping experience inside ChatGPT that helps users explore, compare, and decide what to buy, all in one place.
Problem → Solution: Online shopping is fragmented... too many tabs, repetitive research, and slow decision-making. This solves it by enabling conversational discovery, visual browsing, and side-by-side comparisons instantly.
What makes it different: Instead of keyword search, it’s intent-driven + conversational, with real-time refinement and personalized results, massively reducing decision time.
Key features:
Visual product browsing
Side-by-side comparisons (price, reviews, features)
Conversational refinement
Personalized recommendations based on preferences
Integrated merchant ecosystem via ACP
Benefits:
Faster decisions (minutes vs hours)
Fewer tabs, less cognitive overload
Higher-quality purchase choices
Seamless discovery → checkout flow
Who it’s for: Shoppers, researchers, indecisive buyers, and anyone exploring options, not just people who know exactly what they want.
Use cases:
Comparing products before buying
Finding alternatives or similar items
Budget-based recommendations
Exploring new categories
This is a big step toward AI-native commerce where discovery, comparison, and decision-making happen in one flow.
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I’d definitely use something that helps me find the right products faster, but only if the recommendations stay unbiased. The moment companies can pay to push their products higher, this'd lose my trust.