Every shopping agent on the market is owned by a company with a stake in the answer. ShopButler is the one that answers only to the buyer. It finds the true landed price across every retailer, ranks with no merchant paying for placement, and completes the purchase as a declared, verifiable agent.
The incumbents cannot be neutral without giving up their core revenue: advertising, partner economics, or merchant fees. The neutral position is not vacant by accident. It is the one a shopper actually wants.
Amazon's agent buys from Amazon.
Google reaches only merchants who joined its protocol.
OpenAI surfaces the merchants paying its fee.
Coverage is partial; the ranking is bought.
The platform keeps the data and the relationship.
Checks every online seller that carries the item.
Ranks on true landed cost: price, tax, shipping, stock.
No merchant pays for placement; paid from the buyer's side.
Completes the purchase as a signed, authorized agent.
The bank, or the buyer, keeps the data and the relationship.
A bank deploys ShopButler under its own brand. In an agentic checkout the agent chooses the card, so the bank keeps its card as the default, sees line-item purchase data for the first time, and turns card-linked offers from passive to active.
A personal buyer that finds the genuine best price on what you ask for and, on approval, buys it and ships it home. A flat monthly plan covers everyday searches, with light per-use pricing beyond it.
Neutral, open-market price discovery for the off-contract spend that SAP and Coupa handle worst, with a verifiable record that the choice was the best available and unbiased. Plugs into existing systems over open agent protocols.
ShopButler is a declared, cryptographically signed agent, the legally clean model in a market where disguised agents are being blocked. It runs on the trust and payment rails the networks and model providers have already shipped.
Verifies the agent's identity and intent to a merchant, and carries a delegated payment credential bound to the transaction.
Agent recognition and acceptance, with tokenized payment so the agent never holds the card.
HTTP message signatures that let a merchant confirm a legitimate, registered agent rather than a malicious bot.
The open standard for agents and systems to interoperate, and the path to exposing the engine as a tool other agents can call.
Catalog and agent-payment protocols treated as one execution channel among many, never the only one.
A cryptographic attestation that a ranking had no merchant-paid input, plus a non-repudiable log of every authorized action.
Agentic shopping is arriving regardless. The open question is who provides its neutral layer.
Whether you are a bank exploring a white-label deployment, an enterprise rethinking procurement, or a builder, start a conversation.