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Date: 23-apr-2025
April 23, 2025 — In a major leap toward conversational commerce, OpenAI is preparing to roll out an in-chat shopping feature within ChatGPT that seamlessly integrates Shopify’s checkout process. This means users may soon be able to browse, review, and buy products without ever leaving the chat window.
The integration is designed to create a frictionless shopping experience where users can interact with ChatGPT, get personalized product recommendations, view offers, and instantly complete purchases through Shopify. This streamlines the process for consumers and opens a massive new retail channel for merchants.
Once live, the feature will allow real-time conversations about products with interactive elements such as:
This move positions ChatGPT as more than a productivity or information tool—it’s now a potential game-changer in the e-commerce world. It brings the efficiency of AI-powered recommendations together with the reliability of Shopify’s vast merchant ecosystem.
For everyday users, it means instant shopping without tab-hopping or app-switching. For merchants, it could unlock a new wave of conversions and impulse buys through AI-assisted interactions.
Embedded within ChatGPT's backend are identifiers like "shopify_checkout_url", "buy_now", and dynamic product content tags. These signals suggest that OpenAI is actively testing how users interact with purchase flows. Eventually, a user might say “I want to buy running shoes,” and within seconds, be guided to the exact product page and checkout—all without leaving the conversation.
The feature is expected to launch in phases, starting with select Shopify merchants and beta testers. As testing completes and feedback rolls in, broader rollout across devices and platforms is anticipated.
With AI-driven buying guides, instant cart functionality, and Shopify’s trusted checkout—all inside one chat—it’s clear: the future of shopping might be just one conversation away.
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