Shoppers are starting to ask an assistant instead of searching. On ShopItUp, every item in your store is ready for them: found in one search across every store, priced to the shopper's door — and, if you allow it, bought directly within limits the shopper set. Built in. No apps, no developers.
The assistant finds your item, quotes shipping and tax to the shopper's address, and hands them a checkout link. They pay on ShopItUp, like any other shopper.
A shopper's assistant — one they allowed to buy — orders from you with their saved card, within the limits they set. Their card is held for 24 hours, while they can cancel for free; then it is charged and you ship. No page to open, no cart to abandon.
Shoppers — and their assistants — can say "buy it for me if it drops under $X" on any of your items. When you mark something down to their price, the watch buys it. A markdown that sells itself, instead of one that waits to be noticed.
A watch doesn't reserve your item: until it buys, the item is for sale to anyone, everywhere. Once it buys, the order arrives on hold for 24 hours, like any assistant order.
Direct purchases are a switch in your store settings. Off, assistants send checkout links. Turn it off again any time.
An assistant can only spend what its shopper allowed: a most-per-order and a most-per-30-days, both $0 until they set them.
It lands in your orders like any sale, marked as an assistant or price-watch order. Once the hold ends it is ready to ship and paid out as usual.
The shopper can cancel for free during the 24-hour hold, before you ship anything. After it, their card is charged — so you know exactly when an order is settled.
Being found by AI assistants is becoming standard. Letting a shopper's assistant actually complete the purchase — with the store choosing and the shopper setting the limits — is not. It is part of your ShopItUp store, alongside your storefront and the channels you already sell on.
No. Your items are ready for AI shoppers as soon as they are on your store, and assistants send checkout links. Direct purchases are one switch in your store settings, if you want them.
When we email you that it is ready. Assistant and price-watch orders arrive On hold: the shopper's card is held for 24 hours, while they can cancel for free. After 24 hours the card is charged, the order shows Ready to ship, and you ship it as usual.
The item stays live on your other channels during the hold. If it sells there first, the hold is released, the shopper is not charged, and the order is cancelled for you.
The same way as any sale on your store. Once the hold ends it is an ordinary order, paid out as usual.
The shopper's own limits per order and per 30 days, a cap on purchases per hour, and a one-click pause in every purchase email. An assistant can only buy for someone who allowed that assistant to buy when they connected it.
Yes — for free, during the 24-hour hold: the hold is released and nothing is charged. After that the card is charged, you ship, and your store's normal return policy applies.
No. It's included with every ShopItUp plan, and an assistant's order carries the same fees as any e-Market sale.
Open your store, list your items, and choose how AI shoppers buy from you.