Commerce.com Inc. Endorses Google's Universal Commerce Protocol for AI Shopping Integration

Reuters
Jan 11
Commerce.com Inc. Endorses Google's Universal Commerce Protocol for AI Shopping Integration

Commerce.com Inc., parent company of BigCommerce and Feedonomics, has announced its endorsement of Google's new Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP). This collaboration aims to establish a common standard for agent-driven commerce, enabling seamless interactions between merchants and customers across Google's AI-powered shopping experiences. As part of the partnership, Commerce.com is developing solutions that will allow merchants to offer direct purchasing within Google’s AI surfaces, such as Search in AI Mode and the Gemini app. This initiative is expected to streamline the shopping journey, making it easier for consumers to move from discovery to purchase while helping merchants stay competitive in AI-driven environments.

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