One account. Every client store. One place to run AI readiness.

The Agency console: every client in one roll-up

Sign in once and see the whole portfolio on one screen: each client store's readiness score, its AI-search rank in Shopify's Global Catalog, the remediation still outstanding, the plan it's on, and the 20% commission you're earning on it. No tab-juggling across a dozen Shopify admins, and no spreadsheet you keep up by hand.

The console is the account-level view: it's where you add a client store, see what each one is costing and earning, and decide where your team's hours go next. Every number is your own store's data, consolidated. There is no cross-merchant benchmarking and no peer comparison here, just your fleet, in one place.

The Fleet Monitor: worst-first triage

The Fleet Monitor is the operational view: every store you manage, at a glance, sorted so the ones that need attention float to the top. For each store it shows readiness, catalog standing in the Global Catalog, the agent-traffic trend (AI-bot requests to the surfaces AgentReady serves, which is proof of presence, not full storefront analytics), open gaps, and connection health, so a store that has quietly disconnected or slipped never hides at the bottom of a list.

It's built for the way an agency actually works: open the Monitor, see the three stores in the red, and go fix them. The value is consolidation, every store in one place, not a leaderboard ranking your clients against each other.

• Readiness and catalog standing per store, at a glance.
• Agent-traffic trend: AI-bot requests to AgentReady's surfaces, server-verified.
• Open gaps and the highest-impact fix for each store.
• Connection health, so a dropped store surfaces instead of going dark.
• Worst-first sort, so triage is the default view, not a thing you build.

Switch in, fix it, switch out

When a store needs work, switch into it from the console and you're in its full AgentReady workspace: its settings, its catalog, its structured data, its agents.md. Everything a single-store merchant sees, you see, for that client, without a separate login or a handoff. Make the change, confirm it, and you're back to the fleet view.

Bulk audits and remediation proposals, never blind writes

Run an audit across the whole fleet in one action and get a consolidated picture of where every store stands. When you're ready to act, AgentReady drafts the fixes (a clearer title, the right category, fuller product data) as proposals your team reviews before anything reaches a client's live store.

Bulk means bulk drafting, not bulk auto-applying. Nothing is written to a client store until a human pulls the trigger, one change at a time, with one-click undo. The same propose-confirm-apply discipline a single store gets, scaled to a portfolio.

Pooled AI credits across the fleet

Pro AI runs (the frontier-model alt text, descriptions, and FAQ drafting) draw from one shared credit balance for your whole account instead of a separate wallet per store. Top up once and spend it wherever the work is that week. A client store mid-migration that needs a thousand images done doesn't strand credits sitting idle on the rest of the fleet.

Every run still shows its cost before it happens, cached repeats are free, and failed runs refund automatically. The ledger itemizes spend so you can see which client store consumed what.

Pricing, and how the billing actually works

AgentReady for Agencies is $299 a month, which includes ten client stores at full Agent-tier capability, and $19 a month per additional store beyond ten. It's billed to your agency off-Shopify, on one invoice, so you have one bill to reconcile instead of a charge on each client's Shopify account.

Shopify bills app subscriptions per store, so each client store you bring under your account is comped to $0 in Shopify: the store keeps full Agent-tier features, but the charge lives on your agency invoice, not theirs. You decide how to pass it through to clients, or whether to fold it into a retainer.

Earn 20% recurring on every store you refer

Bring a store onto AgentReady and you earn a 20% recurring commission on it for twelve months. It shows up per store in the Agency console alongside that store's plan, so the revenue you're building is visible next to the work you're doing. Honest framing: we're onboarding our first agencies now, so you'd be early, and the commission is the same straightforward 20% for everyone.

Account-first onboarding

You start by creating your agency account, not by installing on a single store. From there you add client stores to the account and connect each one. The roll-up, the Fleet Monitor, the pooled credits, and the commission ledger are all account-level from the first store you add, so the consolidated view is there from day one rather than something you grow into.