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Internet/e-Commerce: Latest on Agentic Commerce vs Traditional eCommerce; Etsy enters ChatGPT
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Internet/e-Commerce: Latest on Agentic Commerce vs Traditional eCommerce; Etsy enters ChatGPT
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Internet/e-Commerce
Latest on Agentic Commerce vs Traditional
eCommerce; Etsy enters ChatGPT
Industry Overview
Product Links becoming a key use case for AI discovery 20 May 2026
Per eMarketer & PYMNTS’ AI On-Ramp report, approx. 31% of US users rely on AI to find Equity
product links, making product-link search one of the higher-usage AI behaviors across United States
cohorts. Per the report, lower funnel purchase intent is more nascent, but asking LLMs to Michael McGovern
find product links is low-risk & increasingly mainstream as more shopping journeys start Research Analyst
inside chatbots. Research and Markets also cited ~62% of AI users relying on AI product BofAS+1 415 676 3520
comparison features. Separately, survey data from Radial suggests that while 58% of mmcgovern@bofa.com
consumers are “open” to placing orders through an AI assistant, only 6% have actually fully
placed an order through an LLM so far, underscoring the big gap between upper & lower
funnel activity at this point. Recent data points underscore our view that agentic &
traditional eCommerce likely evolve into a hybrid model, as AI adds to the discovery
process, but doesn’t displace loyalty/trust, & unique catalogue/inventory.
Shopify notes AI-Referred shoppers convert 50% higher
A recent Shopify Enterprise report noted that AI-referred shoppers across its sites
converted at nearly 50% higher rates, with 14% higher AOV than organic search. In 1Q,
SHOP saw AI-referred orders grow nearly 13x y/y. Agentic Commerce magnitude is still
small, but increasingly measurable, and early data suggests AI traffic may be higher-
intent than traditional organic search.
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