DeepLumen Reports Nearly 2,000 Shopify Installations

DeepLumen says its Agentic Page product has been installed by nearly 2,000 Shopify merchants as personal AI agents begin to play a larger role in product discovery and purchases. The company positions the tool as merchant-side infrastructure for turning AI referrals into attributable orders. Meta’s Muse is one example of an AI agent designed to research products and make purchases with user approval. DeepLumen says installations have nearly doubled since it reported reaching 1,000 Shopify merchants in August.

Connecting AI Referrals to Orders

Agentic Page makes current commercial information available to AI systems while tracking the path from an AI referral to an order. It is designed to work with a merchant’s existing commerce site, without requiring a website rebuild.

The product structures and updates details including product information, pricing, inventory, and merchant policies. DeepLumen says merchants across multiple categories are already receiving attributable orders from AI channels.

Sales Based Pricing

Agentic Page is free to install through the Shopify App Store. DeepLumen charges an agreed commission only when an AI referral leads to an attributable order, with no sales commission where no attributable AI order occurs.

Among merchants receiving AI-attributed orders, the fastest recorded first order arrived within 24 hours of deployment, according to the company. DeepLumen is continuing to improve its attribution system so merchants can distinguish AI-driven sales and measure how AI demand converts into revenue.

Expanding Merchant Access

DeepLumen is also preparing products and solutions for WooCommerce, Amazon, and independently operated commerce sites. It is developing Agentic Sales alongside further expansion of Agentic Page.

As AI agents move from helping consumers find products to assisting with shopping tasks, DeepLumen aims to give merchants a measurable route from AI-driven discovery to sales.