Commerce.com enables Cloudflare WebMCP on nearly 100,000 stores
Original title: How Commerce.com and Cloudflare are getting storefronts ready for AI agents
Shopping agents call search and cart tools in the shopper’s browser session, while checkout stays with the human.
Cloudflare and Commerce.com turned on WebMCP, an experimental browser standard from Google, across Commerce.com’s almost 100,000 domains already on Cloudflare. An edge script exposes structured shopping tools so agents do not scrape HTML. Tools run in the shopper’s browser session on the store domain, so prices and cart stay on the merchant site and payment details are not sent to a third party. Merchants can opt out per storefront through dashboard metadata that Cloudflare evaluates at the edge.
Unconfirmed: WebMCP remains an experimental proposed standard, not a finished browser feature.
- WebMCP is in early preview behind Chrome flags, Origin Trials, and Cloudflare Kitesurf.
- Cloudflare’s edge WebMCP implementation launched in beta in August.
- Example calls are search_products and add_to_cart; the shopper completes checkout.
- Opted-out stores get no injected script and no extra edge latency.
- Server-side MCP covers agents that connect to a store directly.
- Vendors
- CloudflareCommerce.com
- Products
- WebMCP
- Organizations
From the original article
5 min read at blog.cloudflare.com
Almost 100,000 Commerce. com domains now give AI agents real shopping tools through WebMCP on Cloudflare. Here's how we turned it on across every store at once, while keeping each merchant in control.
By Jenny Lea · blog.cloudflare.com
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