Found in ChatGPT.
Negotiated with Flux
Shoppers ask ChatGPT for something within budget. Flux finds it in your catalogue, negotiates inside your rules and sends them to your checkout.

Flux
Tell ChatGPT what you're after and what you want to spend. Flux finds it, negotiates a price the store will accept and hands you a code for checkout.
Try Flux in ChatGPT- Finds products within your budget
- Negotiates inside each store's rules
- Checkout on the store's own site

Shoppers have started asking AI what to buy
They're not typing your store name into Google any more. They're asking ChatGPT for "the best one under £90" - and buying whatever it comes back with. Flux makes sure your products can be found there, and priced to win.
8x
more AI-driven traffic to Shopify stores, year on year
~13x
more orders coming from AI-powered searches
~50%
higher conversion on product pages from AI-referred sessions
Source: Shopify Q1 2026 earnings.
Flux lives inside ChatGPT. When a shopper asks for something within their budget, Flux finds it, negotiates it and hands them a code for your checkout.

Discovery
Matching products across every Flux-enabled store, not just the biggest brands.

Negotiation
A real quote, worked out inside the rules and floors each store has set.

Handoff
A code minted for that deal and a link straight to the store's own checkout.
From a question in ChatGPT to your checkout
Tap a step to see where it happens in the conversation.
Found 3 that fit - all open to negotiation.
Trailhead Co. can do the Ridge Runner for £84 (list £98). Want this quote?
Great - shall I lock in £84 with Trailhead Co.?
Locked. Your code FLX-7Q2M is ready.
Checkout at Trailhead Co.Shoppers log in once. Every deal after that gets smarter.
Flux ID is how a shopper uses Flux in ChatGPT. They sign in once, and while they stay logged in, Flux builds up a picture of what they like, what they've bought and the deals they've done - so the next negotiation starts from what actually works.
A returning shopper isn't a stranger
Their history comes with them to every Flux-enabled store, so you're not starting from zero with someone who's already a proven buyer.
Quotes that fit the person
Richer context means offers sized to the shopper in front of you, still inside your floors.
The shopper stays in control
It only works while they're signed in, and every deal needs their go-ahead twice before it's locked.
Same rules. New place to sell.
Whatever you've set up for Flux on your site applies in ChatGPT too. Nothing new to manage.
Your floors still apply
Flux never quotes below the floor you've set, whether the shopper's on your site or in ChatGPT.
You choose what's negotiable
Only products you've opened up show as negotiable. Everything else stays at list price.
A double yes on every deal
The shopper accepts the quote, then confirms the lock-in. No accidental agreements.
One code per deal
Each agreed price gets its own code, minted on the spot for that shopper and that product.
Checkout stays yours
Shoppers buy on your storefront, through your checkout. The customer and the order are yours.
Pay only when it sells
No setup cost to be found in ChatGPT. Flux earns when a deal turns into a completed sale.
When a shopper asks for it under budget
Without Flux
- The AI sees your list price and moves on to something cheaper
- A shopper who'd have paid a bit less than list never finds out they could
- Your only lever is a public discount everyone can see
- The sale goes to whoever happens to be cheapest that day
With Flux
- Your product shows up as negotiable, right in the conversation
- Flux works out a price the shopper says yes to, above your floor
- The deal's private - your list price never changes
- The shopper lands on your checkout with a code ready to go
Is it right for your store?
Flux in ChatGPT works best where there's room to move on price and shoppers are comparing before they buy.
Good fit if
- Your products have real margin above the price you'd accept
- Shoppers compare a few options before choosing
- You want to be found in AI shopping, not just Google
- You'd rather negotiate privately than run public sales
Probably not yet if
- Your prices can't move at all, even privately
- Most of your range sits at thin margins with no floor room
- You don't want any discount codes used on your store
Get found where shoppers are asking
Be one of the stores ChatGPT can negotiate with.
Install Flux, set your floors, and your negotiable products are ready for shoppers using Flux in ChatGPT. If it closes nothing, you pay nothing.

What rules do I control?
You choose which products Flux can negotiate on, the maximum discount, negotiation style and how the ai should behave to reach a deal and also the tone of the conversation. Flux handles the back-and-forth automatically, but every offer stays inside the commercial rules you set.

How does Flux stop discount gaming?
Flux is not an open-ended coupon machine. It considers shopper context, uses memory and other secure identification methods, negotiation behaviour, product rules, and offer limits before making a deal, to prevent abuse. If the negotiation does not make sense for your margin, Flux can hold the line instead of giving money away.

Why does ChatGPT matter here?
Shopping is moving into AI agents. Flux lets your products be negotiated inside channels like ChatGPT, not only on your storefront. That means a shopper — or their AI assistant — can reach a deal while Flux still follows your pricing rules.

When do I pay Flux?
Flux is built around recovered revenue. There is no upfront cost to get started, and you only pay when Flux helps complete a sale. If a negotiation does not convert, there is no fee for that conversation.

How fast can we go live?
Shopify stores can install Flux, choose products, set rules, and start testing in just 2 minutes. Other ecommerce platforms can use a quick setup path, and the same core rules apply: you stay in control of what Flux can offer.



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