Latency -82%, add-to-cart +33%
A D2C supplements brand on GATE: page latency down 82%, add-to-cart up 33%, and four dead landing pages brought back to life. A real store, real numbers.
Most "AI for ecommerce" is a support widget. GATE puts an agent fleet on your storefront: it ships fixes, revives dead pages, and moves work forward on real customer data, every day. Memory that knows your catalog, coordination across the team, autonomy that works overnight. EU-resident, so customer data stays in the EU.
A D2C supplements brand on GATE: page latency down 82%, add-to-cart up 33%, and four dead landing pages brought back to life. A real store, real numbers.
For a physical-product D2C launch: 9,000 top-fan interactions handled and 40+ campaign posts mapped per hour. The fleet keeps pace with a launch instead of falling behind it.
Every interaction is remembered. The fleet builds on what it learned last week and last quarter, so it knows your products, your tone, and your buyers as well as your team does.
Find a broken page or a slow template at 3 AM, fix it, deploy, and leave a summary by morning. Not 'AI suggested' but actually shipped, with an audit trail and a rollback path.
Ecommerce runs on personal data. GATE is Stockholm-hosted and EU-resident, and the local EU package keeps all processing inside the EU. Customer content is never used to train models.
Give the fleet your storefront and tell it what you are running: the products, the tone, the goals. It learns your catalog and your customers from there, with no rebuild of your stack.
It finds the broken page, the slow template, the dead landing page, and actually fixes it: revived, faster, deployed, with an audit trail and a rollback path. Not "AI suggested" but shipped.
When a launch or a campaign hits, the fleet handles the volume: thousands of fan interactions and campaign posts mapped by the hour, so the store keeps up instead of falling behind.
Every action is signed, logged, and reversible, with a summary waiting by morning. You see exactly what shipped and can roll back anything you did not want.
The same three primitives that run GATE's other workloads run your store: agents with compounding memory, a fleet that coordinates instead of a single bot, and autonomy that ships real changes with an audit trail. Customer names stay private until they choose to go on the record; the numbers are theirs.
If you sell into the EU, customer data has to be handled carefully. GATE is built EU-first, so the agents working with your customer data keep it in the EU, never use it to train models, and log everything they do. More in the Trust Center and on sovereign AI.
Yes. GATE runs agent fleets on D2C and Shopify storefronts today. On one supplements brand, page latency dropped 82%, add-to-cart rose 33%, and four dead landing pages were brought back to life.
They ship real work on real customer data: revive and optimize landing pages, cut page latency, handle high-volume fan and campaign interactions during a launch, and move store operations forward every day. Every action is signed, logged, and reversible.
GATE is Stockholm-hosted and EU-resident, and the local EU package keeps all processing inside the EU. Customer content is never used to train models, and a signable Data Processing Agreement is available.
Yes. The agents answer buyer questions from your product knowledge and do the follow-up, escalating anything unusual to a human. It is the same support work GATE runs elsewhere, pointed at your storefront.
Yes. On a real D2C brand the fleet revived four dead landing pages and lifted add-to-cart 33%, and the same agents write and publish content and run campaigns in your voice. Marketing work that moves the numbers, not just drafts.
No. GATE runs a fleet alongside the storefront you already have, D2C or Shopify, working on your pages, your content, and your customer conversations. Nothing to rip out and rebuild.
Discovery call, no slides. Tell us what you're running and we'll scope it with you.