WooCommerce catalogs beyond the US are now searchable in ChatGPT.
With KaliCart Bridge, each merchant decides whether eligible products appear in KaliCart Global searches inside ChatGPT. It is a merchant-controlled route, separate from ChatGPT’s native commerce feed.
Open the KaliCart plugin in ChatGPTMake your WooCommerce catalog readable by ChatGPT and AI shopping agents
A standalone WooCommerce plugin that exposes merchant catalogs through structured, agent-readable REST endpoints: discovery, products, categories, search, shipping policy, coupon hints and catalog health.
Injects the machine-readable bridge link in the storefront head and exposes a direct discovery endpoint.
Returns normalized product data, variants, stock, categories, accepted filters, shipping policy and coupon notes.
Publishes eligible, computable products into KaliCart Global: a read-only multi-merchant catalog for AI shopping agents. Merchants keep visibility control, while agents can discover products across the network from one federated index.
One search, every KaliCart storefront
Bridge alone makes your catalog readable to an agent that already knows your domain. Activating KaliCart Global does something different: it puts your products inside a single index that agents can query once and get results spanning every independent WooCommerce store that opted in — including yours, even when nobody searched for you by name.
It isn’t a marketplace. There’s no commission, no bidding, no platform standing between you and the shopper — your storefront stays on your own server, under your own domain. Search results identify their snapshot time and seller; before relying on a selected offer, KaliCart Global attempts a scoped live Bridge read and reports when that verification is unavailable. Checkout remains on the merchant’s storefront. Turning federation off removes the catalog from the index without changing how Bridge itself works.
The catalog does not disappear just because a public API is temporarily unreachable.
KaliCart Global can continue discovery from a recent signed snapshot supplied by an opted-in store. Since Bridge 1.0.145, provider-consent receipts are also signed by the installation identity, so reachability and authorization are no longer confused.
Read the engineering note →