Every local business — visible and transactable in AI.
Pre-seed · 2026 · working title
People ask ChatGPT "where do I order flowers tonight?" — and get one answer, not ten links. Businesses that aren't in that answer lose demand silently.
SMB sites are JavaScript-heavy with no structured data — and AI crawlers don't execute JS. Prices, hours and inventory are simply unreadable.
Even when AI finds a business, it can't check availability, book a slot or take payment. The deal dies in the dialogue.
Merchants see Google traffic decline but have no idea AI answers exist as a channel — or that competitors are already in them.
The merchant pastes a link to their marketplace store (Kaspi, Wildberries, Ozon), Instagram or website. Our agent builds a server-rendered storefront on the merchant's own domain, registers the business everywhere AI actually looks — shopping feeds, Google & Bing profiles, review platforms — and becomes its representative to every AI assistant.
Phase 1 (live): AI-ready storefronts on merchants' own domains + business profiles everywhere AI looks — Google, Bing, review platforms, AI shopping feeds — make businesses citable by LLMs.
Phase 2: the buyer's AI agent closes the whole deal with the business agent — availability, booking, tokenized payment, receipt — with no human on the merchant's side.
Merchants watch the AI channel in a real-time dashboard: visits, orders, bookings, revenue by assistant.
Every platform shift mints new winners: SEO agencies in the 2000s, social media tools in the 2010s. GEO is that category for the AI decade — and the transactional layer on top of it is still unclaimed.
| AI visibility | Builds the storefront | A2A transactions | SMB pricing | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GEO analytics Profound, Peec, Athena |
◐ monitoring only | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ enterprise $$$ |
| Website builders Wix, Squarespace, Tilda |
✗ human-first sites | ◐ manual work | ✗ | ✓ |
| SEO agencies | ◐ starting to offer | ◐ slow, bespoke | ✗ | ✗ retainers |
| ⚡ Saudaget | ✓ built-in | ✓ auto, from one link | ✓ orders · bookings · payments | ✓ $19/mo |
$300M+ of VC has gone into dashboards that diagnose the problem. Our moat: the full loop — we fix visibility where AI actually looks, then make the merchant transactable; payments, calendars and CRM make leaving painful.
They will — Etsy is already inside ChatGPT, Shopify is next. But that puts the marketplace into AI, not the seller.
Seller stays anonymous · commission stays 15–30% · the customer belongs to the marketplace · dependency deepens
Brand cited by name · 0% commission on direct orders · customer data owned by the seller · makers rank above resellers in AI shopping
Amazon ranked #1 on Google — brands still built D2C on Shopify, a $100B+ ecosystem. We are Shopify for the AI channel — and in CIS, where Shopify never arrived, that shelf is empty.
Bridge site on a subdomain, basic GEO. Zero-friction onboarding: one link, no card.
A2A orders & bookings, daily sync, AI visibility analytics. Priced for SMBs, sold self-serve.
As agent-to-agent commerce goes live, we take a small cut of every order and booking closed by the agents.
The subscription funds the land-grab; the take rate scales with the agent economy itself. At 10K Pro merchants that's $2.3M ARR before any transaction revenue.
MVP live (audit + pipeline). First 1,000 merchants — marketplace sellers on Kaspi, Wildberries & Ozon: brand storefronts on own domains + AI shopping feeds. Prove AI-referral sales.
Direct checkout (Kaspi Pay, Stripe) — AI orders bypass the 15–30% marketplace commission. Buyer agents place real orders and bookings. Take rate switches on. US market entry.
Business agents negotiate, manage inventory and run 24/7 on standardized A2A protocols. International expansion.
18 months of runway to prove the wedge: merchants sign up with one link, AI sends them customers, and the first agent-to-agent transactions close.