TrustPixel, The agentic commerce exchange
The agentic commerce exchange

Agents search.
TrustPixel lets them buy.

Isometric drawing of the TrustPixel exchange: a purchase travels seven stations through a market hall, with a staffed human desk on a side spur of the route.

One purchase, end to end

  1. 01 Ask A person asks for something
  2. 02 Rules The company sets what is allowed
  3. 03 Search TrustPixel finds real supply
  4. 04 Choose Policy narrows it; the agent picks
  5. 05 Buy Payment and booking complete
  6. 06 Deliver The supplier gets a normal order
  7. 07 Record Everyone has proof
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TrustPixel turns an authorized request into a completed transaction across live supply, under the buyer's rules and the supplier's terms.

I'm building an agent I have things to sell
Watch a purchase go through
The crisis
Look-to-buy on agent traffic · directional, and climbing

A thousand searches.
One booking.

If you have inventory

The traffic already arrives. It never books.

Look-to-buy ratios climbing Fraud and chargebacks spiking Inventory no agent can read
If you are building an agent

Your agent finds it. Then stops.

Instructions it may not follow Prompts that can trick it Search limited to the public web

Connect once. Every compatible AI agent can buy from every connected supplier.

What we built

TrustPixel is the step that is missing.

This gap is being filled right now, either by scraping and shared credentials or by infrastructure. We are building the second one.

Mandate
A signed, revocable permission to spend.
Policy
The rules deciding what may be bought.
Evidence
The signed record of what happened.
If you build AI agents
Your agent can buy from thousands of suppliers.

One API instead of one integration per supplier, and purchases that complete rather than hand the user a link.

What builders get →
If you sell something
Any AI agent can discover and buy from you.

You set the prices, the terms, and exactly what agents may buy. You keep the customer.

What suppliers get →
If you run a company
Give your team AI purchasing without losing control.

Spending limits, approvals, and payment controls stay yours, enforced before anything is bought.

What businesses get →

Why AI transactions are different from a pile of APIs.

The full answer →
Without TrustPixel
Your agent
Supplier Aown schema, own auth
Supplier Bown checkout
Supplier Cown failures
Supplier Down payment terms

Every supplier becomes another engineering project. Nothing compares cleanly, nothing recovers the same way, and there is no single record of what happened.

With TrustPixel
Your agent
TrustPixelone integration
Every connected supplier318 systems
One way to search and compare
One way to pay
One way to handle failure
One record of what was bought

Every purchase is worked out before it happens.

Five things sit between a request and a completed purchase. Each is a place an agent on its own gets stuck.

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Why builders use it

Stop building supplier integrations.

Finishing the purchase is a different job from working out what someone wants, and the same job for every supplier you add.

Start building
Search thousands of suppliers with one APIone call
Tell the exchange what your agent may buyenforced for you
Every purchase is fully auditablesigned record
Why suppliers use it

Every AI agent becomes a new sales channel.

You publish what agents may buy, at your prices, executed on the systems you already run.

Become a supply partner
Reach agent demand across many ecosystemsone connection
Keep your pricing and your termsyours
Decide exactly what AI agents can buyyour rules
No marketplace lock-in, no exclusivitynever
Why enterprises use it

AI purchasing your finance team will actually approve.

The objection is never capability. It is control: limits and approvals are enforced before a purchase happens, not asked of the model.

Talk to us
Set spending limits per person, team or taskhard caps
Withdraw an agent's spending power instantlyunder 1s
A defensible record of every purchasefor audit

Agents do not need another storefront. Suppliers do not need another closed marketplace.

The internet had to agree on how to move information. Payments had to agree on how to move money. Agent commerce has to agree on how to complete a transaction.

It does not own the catalogue, the prices, or the relationship.

Shared infrastructure, not another destination.

How it is built →

The exchange takes the shape of the market.

M.01 Travel private rates · servicing Private rates, explicit policy, and the 2 a.m. problem. M.02 Retail & Replenishment live stock · substitution The basket has to survive contact with reality. M.03 Procurement & MRO contract pricing · urgency The buyer is a machine that noticed a fault. M.04 Marketplaces & Aggregators one connection · many merchants Thousands of merchants, each keeping their own rules. M.05 Services quote · bind · complete A quote is a promise with an expiry.
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You never need to read this. It is here because infrastructure buyers ask what a transaction actually looks like.

Watch a purchase, step by step * Illustrative
The invitation

Three ways in. One exchange.

Builders

Get a sandbox key, run a full purchase against simulated supply, then ask for production access.

Suppliers

Tell us what you sell and which systems you run. We will show you what agent demand looks like in your category.

Businesses & networks

Bring governed demand. Define policy, budgets and approvals once, and have them enforced wherever your people buy.