Updated 1 October 2026 · Pludor team · 4 sources
ChatGPT shows products when someone asks shopping questions, picking them by relevance - the results are organic, not ads OpenAI Help. Merchants get their catalog in through product feeds using the open Agentic Commerce Protocol, and buyers now complete the purchase on the merchant's own website or app, after OpenAI moved away from its in-chat Instant Checkout OpenAI.
Selling on ChatGPT means being the product ChatGPT recommends, then turning that visit into a sale on your own checkout.

Share a product feed through the Agentic Commerce Protocol and keep your product pages public and accurate.
By how relevant they are to the question and the person's context, considering things like price, reviews and availability OpenAI Help.
No. OpenAI says product results are selected independently and are not ads OpenAI Help.
Any store with a checkout and a product feed can take part. Pludor gives you a free store with a ChatGPT-format feed already built.
OpenAI launched Instant Checkout with Etsy sellers, then shifted focus to product discovery, with purchases finishing on merchants' own sites OpenAI.
For deeper, branded experiences inside ChatGPT, OpenAI points merchants to building ChatGPT apps OpenAI.
ChatGPT helps you find and compare products; purchases now usually finish on the store's website or app OpenAI.
Being shown is not paid placement - results are organic OpenAI Help. When OpenAI ran Instant Checkout, merchants paid a small fee on completed purchases (OpenAI).
No - OpenAI says they are selected independently and not influenced by partnerships OpenAI Help.
The Agentic Commerce Protocol feed: a regularly refreshed CSV or JSON file with identifiers, descriptions, prices, inventory, media and fulfilment options (OpenAI).
The store. OpenAI is not the merchant of record in the Agentic Commerce Protocol (OpenAI).
Yes - what matters is good product data and a working checkout, not size.
Products can be recommended to people in many places; make sure your store shows your currency, shipping areas and takes international cards.
You buy from the store itself, so check the seller, price, delivery time and returns before paying.
Common reasons: missing feed, thin product data, out-of-stock items, or pages ChatGPT can't read. Fix the data first.
It uses the price and currency in your feed and pages, so state them clearly.
It depends on when your feed is read; keep it updated and expect days rather than minutes.
People ask ChatGPT for things like "a cheap gift for a gardener" - make sure your data answers that.
Size charts, materials and compatibility help ChatGPT match you to the right buyer.
OpenAI's commerce protocol lets merchants share promotions with their catalog OpenAI.
Watch visits from chatgpt.com in your analytics.
One good feed works across assistants - see Sell on AI.
Use AI to make your catalog ChatGPT-ready.
Never let AI invent specs or reviews.
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 ChatGPTChecked 1 October 2026. Fees and rules change; follow the links for the latest.