AI shopping shouldn’t create more homework.
Aigency turns “Japan. 10 days. Carry-on only. A lot of trains.” into a guided decision: fewer options, one useful question and a confident choice.
Same trip. Same catalog. Less homework.
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A click from ChatGPT isn’t just traffic. It carries intent.
See the agent behind the visit.
Control how your site responds.
Keep the journey moving toward conversion.
AI traffic is already here. Own what happens next.
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Traffic shows visits. Conversations reveal intent.
A shopper asks about fit, follows up, and clicks Buy Now. Aigency keeps every step connected to the same conversation, on your domain.
Shopper intent is your data. Own it.
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AI assistants are becoming the new homepage.
shoppers land on ChatGPT, describe what they want, and get pointed to a brand.
by the time they arrive, the decision is half made.
but the page they land on? static. silent. no ability to answer a follow-up question or explain why this product fits what they described.
the traffic is high-intent.
the destination is not.
that gap is the whole reason we built Aigency.
Your agent should know what to say—and what not to sell.
Plain-language rule:
“Exclude discounted or sale items.”
12 products become 5—before shoppers see the result.
Aigency Policy Agent keeps recommendations aligned with your strategy.
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AI agents aren’t coming to your site. They’re already there.
Aigency Agent Traffic shows you who’s visiting, what they do, and the sessions behind the numbers.
Because AI traffic shouldn’t be invisible.
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we talked to a merchant last week who had no idea ChatGPT was sending people to their site.
not a few people. enough to notice.
they found out from our free scan.
that's the part that keeps surprising me. merchants aren't ignoring AI traffic on purpose. they just have no visibility into it. their analytics weren't built to surface it clearly.
so they're optimizing for search, for paid, for email — while a whole category of high-intent visitors lands, finds a static page that can't answer a single follow-up question, and leaves.
the scan doesn't ask for a code install. no IT ticket. just your URL.
it shows you exactly which questions AI assistants are sending shoppers to your site that your pages are failing to answer.
a lot of merchants book the demo right after they see it.
not because we sold them. because the data did. Aigency.ai/scan
The click should not end the conversation.
An Aigency Agent Site picks up the shopper’s intent on your domain — recommending relevant products and adapting with every follow-up.
One question. One follow-up. A better landing.
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AI traffic is already arriving.
Is your site ready for it?
Aigency helps brands see which AI agents send traffic, control what happens next, and convert that intent on their own domain.
See it. Control it. Convert it.
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checkout is the one part of your stack that's "yours."
Aigency keeps it that way.
AI visitors, human visitors, and the agents chaperoning them all land on your domain — and buy on your existing checkout.
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most storefronts are built to answer one question: "does this look good?"
AI shopping agents are asking a completely different set of questions.
your current storefront has no idea how to respond.
most merchants think AI search traffic is a future problem.
it showed up this quarter.
ChatGPT and Gemini are already routing buyers. those buyers land on storefronts built in 2019 and the experience falls apart immediately.
the infrastructure didn't keep pace with the distribution channel.
that gap is where we built Aigency.
shopping agents don't browse the way humans do.
they arrive on a merchant's site already holding a shortlist.
most sites have no idea they're being evaluated against competitors in milliseconds.
the phrase "AI traffic" is becoming meaningless.
merchants hear it and think: more visitors, maybe better visitors.
what they're not thinking about is that some of those visitors aren't people at all.
they're agents. running comparisons across dozens of merchant sites. evaluating price, availability, shipping, trust signals.
and they're doing it in seconds, with no eyes.
a storefront built solely for humans gives those agents nothing useful to work with.
that's the actual problem Aigency solves.
merchants have spent years A/B testing button colors to lift conversion by 0.3%.
AI-referred visitors are already converting at 4.4x, and most sites aren't even set up to receive them properly.
the next wave of agentic infrastructure won't be built for purely autonomous agents.
it'll be built for agents with humans in the loop.
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