Updated 1 October 2026 · Pludor team · 8 sources
To sell on AI assistants, your products need to be where they look: a clean product feed (ChatGPT and Google use feeds), structured, public product pages they can read, and an AI connection (MCP) for assistants like Claude. Results in ChatGPT are organic, not paid OpenAI, and most purchases now finish on your own site, so you still need a store and checkout.
AI assistants don't browse like people. They read product data, compare facts and pick what best fits the question. The stores that win give them clean, complete, honest data.

Give each assistant the product data it reads: feeds for ChatGPT and Google, clean public pages for Perplexity and Claude.
Relevance to the question, price, availability, reviews and how complete and trustworthy the product data is.
Yes. You need a store with a checkout and a product feed - Pludor gives you both for free, and its feeds go to ChatGPT, Google and AI assistants.
Plain facts first, then benefits - no hype words.
Discovery (being recommended) works in many countries; in-chat checkout like Perplexity Instant Buy is US-only for now, so buyers finish on your site.
Watch referrals from chatgpt.com, perplexity.ai and gemini.google.com in your analytics, and ask buyers where they found you.
ChatGPT recommends products and links to where to buy them. OpenAI now focuses on discovery, with checkout on the merchant's own site OpenAI.
Not yet. Today Pludor makes your products discoverable in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google and Claude, and buyers check out through your Pludor store. Pludor's MCP layer is being built so that, as the assistants allow it, people can buy right inside them.
No. ChatGPT's product results are organic and not ads (OpenAI); Google free listings and the Perplexity Merchant Program are free.
Cover them all with one good product feed and clean product pages - each assistant reads them differently, but the same data works everywhere.
You still buy from the store, with its own returns and protections. Check the seller name, price and returns policy before you pay.
Yes. Marketplaces and platforms share feeds; WooCommerce stores can use the Pludor plugin to choose which products go to Pludor and its AI feeds.
An open standard from OpenAI and Stripe that lets merchants share product feeds and connect checkout with AI agents (OpenAI).
The Model Context Protocol lets AI apps like Claude connect to outside tools; an MCP connection lets assistants search a store's live products (MCP).
Only what you publish in your feed and pages. Keep both current so assistants never quote a wrong price.
No - assistants send buyers to stores. A store with a good checkout is still where the sale happens.
It depends on each platform's crawl and feed schedule - often days, not minutes.
Titles, attributes and reviews decide whether an assistant recommends you.
Keep one accurate feed and reuse it for Google, ChatGPT and Meta.
A short FAQ on each product page helps assistants answer buyers.
AI traffic is small but high-intent; improve what it already sells.
Wrong prices or fake reviews get stores dropped fast.
Use AI to get ready for AI shopping.
Check every AI-written fact before you publish it.
Each assistant gets product information a different way. Checked 1 October 2026 on each platform's own pages.
| How products get in | Where the buyer pays | Cost to the seller | Learn more | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT | Product feeds through the open Agentic Commerce Protocol, plus what it finds on the web | On your website or app - OpenAI moved away from its in-chat Instant Checkout OpenAI | No fee to be shown; results are organic, not ads (OpenAI) | Sell on ChatGPT |
| Perplexity | Its web index, plus the free Perplexity Merchant Program (Perplexity) | Instant Buy with PayPal for US shoppers, or your site (PayPal) | Merchant Program is free | Sell on Perplexity |
| Google (Search, AI Mode, Gemini) | Google Merchant Center product data | Your website | Free listings cost nothing (Google) | Google free listings |
| Claude | Web search, and connectors built on MCP (Claude) | Your website - Claude has no built-in shop | No listing fee | Sell on Claude |
| Facebook and Instagram | A catalog in Meta Commerce Manager, fed by a product feed (Meta) | Your site; in-app checkout is US and limited sellers (Meta) | Free to list | Meta catalogs |
AI shopping changes fast; follow the links for the latest.
Put your products on Pludor and they become discoverable across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google and Claude. Today buyers find you in those assistants and buy through your Pludor checkout; Pludor's MCP layer is being built so that, as the assistants allow it, people will be able to buy right inside them.
Free to start - no card, no item limit. Pay only for what you use past the monthly free amounts.
Get my products into AIChecked 1 October 2026. Fees and rules change; follow the links for the latest.