Pivota Gateway
Commerce execution layer for LLM- and agent-driven demand.
Learn moreWhat we build
The commerce execution & optimization layer for agentic demand
Pivota is the execution layer between LLM or agent demand and merchant-native transactions.
It maintains a structured Commerce Index agents can search, routes demand into merchant-native checkout and payment flows, and writes execution state back into existing merchant systems — without requiring merchants to rebuild or replatform.
Store platforms such as Shopify, Wix, WooCommerce, and BigCommerce provide useful native access where available. Pivota adds execution continuity, Commerce Index queryability, and fallback across checkout, payments, and write-back.
Commerce Index
Structured, queryable catalog of products, offers, variants, and pricing across connected merchants. Agents search and resolve — no scraping, no polling.
Merchant-native checkout
Agent demand routes into merchant-controlled checkout and payment flows. Merchants keep their storefront; agents get a clean, reliable execution path.
Payment & write-back
Works with your existing PSP. Payment authorization, state sync, and order write-back all flow back into your systems — no new payment contract required.
Why this layer exists
Merchant execution is still fragmented.
LLMs and agents can generate demand, but product data, variant logic, checkout, payment routing, and post-purchase state are not uniformly available across agent surfaces.
The missing layer is a structured Commerce Index and execution path that merchants and agents can reliably route through.
That is the infrastructure layer that makes agentic commerce executable for merchants instead of leaving demand stranded at the interface layer.
Products
Execution layer plus application layer
Pivota Gateway is the core execution layer product. Shopping Agent and Creator Agent are application-layer products.
Shopping Agent
https://www.pivota.cc/shopping-agent
Learn moreCreator Agent
https://www.pivota.cc/creator-agents
Learn moreWhat Pivota does
One execution layer across Commerce Index, checkout, and payment.
Commerce Index — structured and queryable
Catalogs, offers, variants, and pricing across connected merchants are indexed so agents can search, resolve, and act — without scraping or polling.
Routes demand into merchant-native checkout
Connects LLM and agent traffic to merchant-controlled checkout and payment flows. Merchants keep their storefront; agents get a clean execution path.
Payment routing and authorization
Works with existing PSP relationships instead of replacing the merchant payment stack. Payment state stays synchronized across execution.
Order write-back and measurement
Keeps order state, payment state, and post-purchase continuity connected back to merchant systems. What converted, where it broke, what to fix.
Comparison
What makes an execution layer different
| Comparison | Pivota | Alternative |
|---|---|---|
| Execution layer vs payment gateway | Pivota spans merchant discovery, merchant-native checkout, payment routing, and write-back. | A payment gateway handles payment processing, not the full commerce execution layer. |
| Execution layer vs marketplace | Pivota routes agent-native demand into merchant-native transactions while merchants keep control of storefront and operations. | A marketplace owns the transaction surface and merchant flow. |
| Execution layer vs checkout-only tool | Pivota covers queryability, execution, checkout, payment-state sync, and order write-back. | A checkout-only tool covers one step and does not define the execution layer. |
What Pivota is not
Not a marketplace
Not an inventory holder
Not a warehousing or logistics operator
Not a checkout-only tool
Not a service business disguised as infrastructure