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BMOS opens the public pages the way an agent does and lists every product it can find.
The commerce library since 2012
BMOS reads a store the way an agent does: price, stock, and checkout. It fixes what stops a sale, then publishes one catalog for ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, and the other agents shoppers already use. You keep the checkout, the customer, and the data.
Nothing is installed to publish the feed. Reading a store takes about a minute. Checkout on your own site is one optional script.
BMOS opens the public pages the way an agent does and lists every product it can find.
Unreadable prices and missing barcodes show up before they block a sale. Missing GTINs never block publishing.
One open catalog: feed, skill.md, and MCP-ready access for agents and developers.
A store agent answers from that catalog: products, price, stock, and the approved checkout.
The shopper pays you. Card payments go to your processor. You are the merchant of record.
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Grok, Muse, Meta AI, and Perplexity decide where to look. Some read an open feed. Some need a merchant catalog you connect. Some are still on the way.
It knows the catalog, the price, the stock, and the checkout. Muse can pay with a one-time card from Link by Stripe. ChatGPT and Claude hand the shopper your checkout link.
AI assistants, conversational storefronts, .agent domains, social selling tools, and partner apps read the same merchant-approved offers.
Shopify, WooCommerce, and plain HTML sites. BMOS reads what is public. No store yet? Build the catalog in BMOS and publish from the first day.
Tell us the size of the catalog later. These are the plans.
$0
One store, up to 100 products, so you can see it live in agents.
$29/month
Up to 1,000 products, a daily re-read, and checkout without a BMOS mark.
$99/month
Up to 10,000 products, 5 stores, a team of 5, webhooks, and an hourly re-read.
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Many client stores under one login.
Feed specs and proposals live on GitHub. Export the data whenever you want.
Each merchant page on this site points at that store’s published JSON feed. Start with the skill file and the prompt library.
Human checkout and machine checkout can both run from the same offer. Shopify, WooCommerce, secure.checkout.best, and machine.checkout.best are paths, not a lock-in.
It opens your public pages the way an agent does and lists every product it can find, with the problems that stop a sale. Nothing is installed and nothing is published until you say so.
It depends on the agent. Muse can shop inside Muse and pay with a one-time card from Link by Stripe. ChatGPT finds the product and sends the shopper to your checkout. Claude reads the feed and skill.md, then hands over your checkout link.
Not to publish the feed. The cart, checkout, and store-agent widget is one optional script tag.
No. It never blocks publishing. Agents that match offers by barcode rank you lower until you add them.
You. There is no fee per sale on any plan. Card payments go to your own processor and crypto to your own wallets.
Yes. Build the catalog in BMOS and publish. Agents can read the open feed from the first day.
Podcast episodes, articles, the dictionary, and the resource lists stay on these URLs. The product story sits on top of them.