Agentic CommerceHow we assess
Every solution goes through the same factual grid, verified on the date shown on its page: supported protocols (UCP, ACP, MCP, AP2 — native, via extension, announced or absent), agentic capabilities covered (discovery, cart, checkout, customer account, post-purchase), solution type and target. No score, no ranking: sourced facts that each reader weighs for their own context. Since the sector moves every quarter, each page carries its verification date and a link to report changes.
Ecommerce platforms
MCP: Native (merchant MCP server)
A French platform dedicated to B2B, with a native MCP server exposing catalog, stock and per-account pricing terms — the key mechanic of business-to-business agentic commerce, which consumer surfaces don't cover.
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Shopify
UCP: Native (co-developer) · ACP: Native (merchants auto-enrolled) · MCP: Native (Storefront MCP, GA) · AP2: Partner
Co-developer of UCP with Google and a pioneer across the whole agentic stack: Storefront MCP reached general availability in early 2026 (automatic on Plus), and merchants are enrolled in ChatGPT's Instant Checkout at no platform surcharge.
View the assessment →UCP: Native (launch partner) · ACP: Via payment provider · MCP: Announced
A UCP launch partner in January 2026, BigCommerce follows the same logic as Shopify: agentic capabilities delivered by default at platform level, with no development on the merchant's side.
View the assessment →UCP: Announced (Feb 2026), rolling out · ACP: Announced (Feb 2026), rolling out · MCP: Native (Commerce MCP Server) · AP2: Commitment announced
Adobe announced UCP and ACP support in February 2026, after an earlier AP2 commitment, then unveiled at its April Summit a Commerce MCP Server exposing catalog, cart, pricing, inventory, promotions, checkout and after-sales through a standardised interface.
View the assessment →UCP: Native (launch partner) · MCP: Preview (Commerce MCP, Feb 2026)
The archetype of composable: Commerce MCP has been in preview since February 2026, with an ecosystem where partners add their own MCP tools. Also a UCP launch partner, with a strong stance on B2B and large catalogs.
View the assessment →UCP: Via integration · ACP: Via integration · MCP: Via Agentforce
Salesforce approaches agentic commerce through its own agent layer, Agentforce Commerce, integrated with its CRM — a more proprietary strategy than the open standards, though integrations toward market protocols exist.
View the assessment →UCP: Via extension · ACP: Via extension · MCP: Via extension
No native agentic support in WooCommerce core to date, but the extension ecosystem is already closing the gap: guides and modules let you expose an MCP server or a UCP profile on top of an existing store.
View the assessment →MCP: Via module
No native protocol support announced to date. Preparation runs through fundamentals — schema.org structured data, an impeccable Merchant Center feed — and third-party modules to expose an agent endpoint.
View the assessment →Payments
UCP: Launch partner · ACP: Co-author of the standard · MCP: Supported by the ACP spec
Co-author of ACP with OpenAI, Stripe invented the single-use shared payment token securing ChatGPT's Instant Checkout, and since late 2025 offers a dedicated suite reducing agentic integration to configuration.
View the assessment →UCP: Launch partner · ACP: Compatible
A UCP launch partner, Adyen carries the standard's payment layer for large international merchants, with its usual strength: unified processing online and in store.
View the assessment →ACP: Supported · MCP: Via Agent Toolkit · AP2: Partner
PayPal took the agentic turn through dedicated services: ACP support to accept payments inside assistants, an agent toolkit, and membership of the AP2 coalition on mandates.
View the assessment →UCP: Launch partner · AP2: Founding partner
With Agent Pay, Mastercard is building the card-rails version of agentic payment: registered agent credentials, verifiable mandates, auditability — and it sits in both structuring coalitions (UCP and AP2).
View the assessment →UCP: Launch partner · AP2: Founding partner
Visa's Intelligent Commerce programme pursues the same goal as its competitor: making agent-initiated transactions as safe and arbitrable as human ones, building on AP2 and the UCP coalition.
View the assessment →Buying surfaces
ACP: Native (reference surface) · MCP: Supported by the spec
The surface that launched consumer agentic commerce: buying without leaving the conversation, first with Etsy sellers then Shopify merchants and direct brands. Roughly 4% commission on completed transactions.
View the assessment →UCP: Native (reference surface) · MCP: Compatible (UCP transport) · AP2: Natively articulated
UCP's natural outlet: Google Search's AI Mode and the Gemini apps allow end-to-end purchase from compatible merchants, activated through Merchant Center and expanding beyond the United States (Canada, Australia, the UK in spring 2026).
View the assessment →UCP: Supported (checkout) · MCP: Microsoft ecosystem
Proof that UCP isn't captive to Google: Copilot's checkout builds on the same open standard, giving UCP-compatible merchants a second surface with no extra integration.
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