GATE's AI for ecommerce gives an online store its own agent for the boring half of running it: answering shoppers on your site and in your inbox, social posts and creators, newsletters to your own lists, Google and Meta ads, landing pages, and reading your Shopify orders, products and customers. Habitual, a Swedish supplements brand on Shopify, reports 33% more sales and capacity for five times the orders since putting its business on GATE.
Your shop platform keeps taking the orders. Your agent takes the work around them.
Tell it your products, your shoppers and how you sound. It writes your brand voice and ideal customer into GATE's tools, so posts, emails and answers start from them.
Once you connect your store, your agent reads your Shopify orders, products and customers. Instagram, your support inbox and your Google and Meta ad accounts connect too.
A chat button on your site answers questions about delivery, returns and products from the files you give it, and anyone on your team can take over a chat.
Posts, carousels and video for Instagram, newsletters to your own lists with a test send first, creators graded before contact, and Google and Meta ads that start paused.
Ad spend and conversions for any date range, visits and sources from GATE's own analytics without cookies, and your Search Console queries per page over time.
Only what you allow, per kind of action. Some limits are built into GATE.
Set per action, raised as trust grows.
Out of the box: the website chat answers every shopper until a person takes over, Instagram DM replies stay off until you pick a mode, and sales emails wait for your yes.
Whatever the agent is asked.
Six store jobs, each done through a real GATE tool.
Your agent reads your latest orders, your products and any customer record, so its reports and newsletters start from what actually sells.
A chat button answers from your delivery, returns and product files, day and night, and loads only on your own store's addresses.
Posts, carousels and video for Instagram and photo posts for a Facebook Page, and creators graded out of ten before anyone is contacted.
Newsletters to your own CRM lists from your Gmail or your own domain, test send first, and every unsubscribe honoured across GATE.
Spend, clicks and conversions for any date range, and new ads and campaigns created paused, with budget changes needing an explicit confirm.
A draft page goes live at a real link in seconds for comments, then ships to your own domain over HTTPS.
Three ways an online store gets the work around its orders done, side by side.
| What you compare | One app per job | An agency | Your GATE agent |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who does the work | You, in each app's settings | People you brief and pay per job | Your agent, briefed in plain language |
| What it covers | One job per app | What the contract covers | Shopper questions, social, newsletters, ads, landing pages and analytics |
| Memory of your store | Each app sees its own slice | Lives with the people on your account | One memory of your business that builds over time |
| Control | Settings in each app | Briefs, reports and meetings | Modes per conversation, approvals per action and an activity log |
| Your shop platform | Apps installed into it | Stays as it is | Stays as it is: your agent reads it |
| How you start | Install and set up each app | A brief, a contract, then onboarding | An invite, then a brief in plain language |
| What it does not do | Anything outside the app | Anything outside the brief | Stock and inventory, payroll or sending invoices |
Habitual sells vegan, sugar-free gummy supplements on Shopify. Its founder reports 33% more sales, capacity for five times the orders and a 50% faster site after putting the business on GATE.
Read the Habitual storyAI agents for ecommerce are software agents that do store work instead of only suggesting it. GATE gives an online store its own agent for the work around the orders: answering shoppers on your site and in your inbox, posting on social media, sending newsletters, running Google and Meta ads that start paused, building landing pages and reading your Shopify orders, products and customers.
Agentic commerce usually means AI agents that search and buy on a shopper's behalf. GATE works on the other side of the counter: your store's own agent does the boring half of running the shop, from shopper questions and social posts to newsletters, ads and landing pages, while your shop platform keeps taking the orders and the payments.
Yes. Once you connect your store, GATE's agent can read your most recent orders, your products and any customer record, and uses them for reports, newsletters and answers to you. The Shopify access is read only: GATE's agent does not change products, prices, stock or orders in your store.
Yes. GATE's website chat answers shoppers from the files you give it, such as delivery, returns and product texts, and only loads on your store's own addresses. Your support inbox and your Instagram or WhatsApp messages can route to your agent too, each conversation with its own mode, and anyone on your team can take over a website chat.
Not as a search engine. GATE's website chat answers product questions from the product texts you add as files, plain .md or .txt of up to 256 KB each, but it does not search your Shopify catalog or read your stock. For a store with many products, the files you give the chat decide what it knows.
GATE's agent makes and schedules posts, carousels and video for Instagram and photo posts for a Facebook Page, grades creators out of ten before contacting any, and reads and creates Google and Meta ads. Every ad and campaign it creates starts paused, budget changes are refused without an explicit confirm, and your agent quotes the exact change and amount before asking for your yes.
GATE's agent does not manage stock or inventory, run payroll or send invoices, and its Shopify access is read only, so it does not change products, prices or orders. It does not make video ads or run ads outside Google and Meta, and it does not buy contact lists: newsletters go only to people already on your own lists.
No. GATE works next to the store you already run: your shop platform keeps the catalog, the checkout and the payments, and your GATE agent does the work around them. GATE is invite only right now; once you are in, you connect your store and channels and brief your agent in plain language.
It did for Habitual, a Swedish supplements brand that sells on Shopify. After putting the business on GATE, Habitual reports 33% more sales, capacity for five times the orders and a 50% faster site. Every number on GATE's customer pages is reported by the customer, and the full story is on GATE's Habitual case page.
Invite only while we onboard a small number of businesses.