The shopping engine your agents run
Shopper exists because hunting the web for the right thing is work an agent should be doing for you. This is the why.
The problem
Shopping eats hours agents could be spending.
Finding the right thing at the right price from a seller you can trust means twenty tabs, three marketplaces, a forum thread, and a saved search you forget to check. It is exactly the kind of patient, wide, repetitive work AI agents are built for.
But the shopping tools bolted onto LLM providers search one partner catalog, forget everything between chats, and never ask who the seller actually is. Agents deserve a real shopping engine.
The answer
A shopping engine built for agents.
Shopper hunts the whole web: Exa, Firecrawl, and Tavily for search and scraping, and a real Browserbase browser for deep shopping on forums, marketplaces, and js-heavy storefronts.
Every find lands as a structured record in your Wish List, with its seller, store, and manufacturer vetted against GLEIF, Companies House, and SEC EDGAR. Shopping Lists track the errands; Radar keeps standing scans running; About You keeps your sizes, tastes, and budgets in one durable place.
Agent-first
Built for agents to operate, over MCP.
Shopper was built agent-first from day one. Connect Hermes, OpenClaw, Codex, Claude Code, or any MCP client, or use the built-in agent, and it hunts, vets, and writes your lists directly.
Agents and humans go through the same operations layer, so there is never drift between what the agent found and what you see.
The principle
A cheap price from a ghost store is not a deal
Every find Shopper saves carries its seller, and every seller is checked against real registries: GLEIF, Companies House, SEC EDGAR. If a seller cannot be verified, the find says so plainly instead of dressing it up. Trust beats a bargain. That rule is the soul of the product: a find you can act on is the only kind worth saving.
Read the manifestoConnect your agent. It hunts.
Point your agent at Shopper over MCP, or use the built-in one, and watch your Wish List fill itself.