Affiliate.com × ZeroClick: commerce data any agent can buy

Ask an agent to find the best price on a specific pair of headphones and it runs into the oldest problem in online shopping: the same product looks different in every store. Names vary, prices move, identifiers don't line up. Affiliate.com solves that problem at industry scale - more than a billion products across tens of thousands of merchants, normalized into one searchable catalog. Today we're announcing a partnership that puts that catalog one paid API call away from any AI agent on the internet: Affiliate.com's commerce data is now live as an agent storefront - purchasable per request, over open payment rails, with no signup.
The commerce data layer
Affiliate.com sits at the center of the affiliate commerce ecosystem, bringing publishers, merchants, and more than thirty networks together on one platform. Its catalog spans more than a billion normalized products: consistent structured fields for brand, pricing, currency, and availability, plus the real-world identifiers - barcode, SKU, MPN, ASIN - that let the same product be recognized across stores.
That normalization is exactly what machines need. Comparing products across merchants is fundamentally an identifier problem, and it's one the affiliate industry has been solving for decades because attribution only works when everyone agrees on what was sold. AI shopping experiences inherit the same requirement. An agent that compares, recommends, or explains a purchase needs data it can line up: the same product, matched across sellers, with live pricing and availability. That's the layer Affiliate.com provides.
What the partnership does
Affiliate.com's catalog is live today as an agent storefront at zeroclick.affiliate.com - on Affiliate.com's own domain. Three services are listed: product catalog search, merchant lookup, and identifier conversion between SKUs, barcodes, ASINs, and product URLs. An agent discovers the storefront, reads the machine-readable listing and live pricing manifest, pays per request over x402 or MPP, and gets structured product data back - no signup, no API key, no contract. An agent that arrives without a wallet isn't turned away either: the storefront's agent guide covers creating one free, or handing the purchase to a human for approval.

ZeroClick handles agent identity, agentic payment on open rails, metering, and transaction-level analytics on every sale, with revenue settling directly to Affiliate.com’s Stripe account. Discovery comes built in - the storefront is registered across the major agent indexes, including Coinbase's agentic.market, x402scan, mppscan, and zero.xyz. Affiliate.com also routes agent traffic to the storefront directly from their own homepage. Affiliate.com is telling this story from its side as well - read their announcement here.
Two cents a search
Every service on the storefront costs two cents a request. That number does more work than it looks like. Licensing commerce data has traditionally meant contracts, minimums, and integration projects - fine for a platform, out of reach for a task. An agent doesn't have a procurement department. It has a job to do right now: check a price, match a barcode, shortlist five products, verify a merchant. At two cents per call on open rails, the entire catalog is available at exactly that grain.
Run the numbers on a real errand. An agent researching one purchase might run a handful of catalog searches, a merchant lookup, and an identifier conversion to make sure it's comparing the same product everywhere - a dime or two of data, spent in seconds, metered per request. Nothing to cancel afterward, nothing to amortize. And because prices live in the storefront's manifest rather than a rate card, an agent reads the current price at call time and decides for itself whether the call is worth it.
Get started
If your agent needs commerce data - product search, merchant lookups, identifier matching - point it at zeroclick.affiliate.com. If you're a publisher, merchant, or network looking to work with Affiliate.com directly, start at affiliate.com. And if you're ready to sell your own product to AI agents, that's exactly why we built ZeroClick - get a demo at zeroclick.ai, or read the docs at docs.zeroclick.ai.