CartAI provides a developer‑first API that launches an AI‑driven browser agent to navigate any web property and complete end‑to‑end transactions such as checkout, subscription sign‑up, or invoice payment. The platform combines real‑time browser automation with a built‑in identity and payment layer, offering asynchronous task tracking via webhooks and eliminating the need for custom scripting or separate payment widgets.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Businesses that rely on web-based checkout, subscription sign‑up, or invoice payment often have to embed custom code, maintain fragile browser automation scripts, or depend on third‑party payment widgets, which leads to broken flows, high maintenance costs, and lost revenue when transactions fail.
Solution
CartAI offers a developer‑first API that launches an AI‑driven browser agent capable of navigating any web property and completing the required transaction end‑to‑end. The platform combines real‑time browser automation with a secure agentic payment layer, handling authentication, KYC, and payment instrument issuance on behalf of the user. Developers can invoke the API, receive an asynchronous task ID, and monitor completion via webhook, allowing seamless integration into existing applications or new surfaces. By abstracting both navigation and payment trust layers into a single primitive, CartAI enables reliable, composable transaction flows across e‑commerce sites, custom carts, intranet and vendor portals without bespoke scripting.
Target Audience
Primary customers are software developers and product teams building e‑commerce platforms, content publishers, SaaS providers, and enterprises that need to automate checkout or payment flows across diverse web interfaces.
Features
- AI‑powered browser agent that can interact with arbitrary web pages to locate and submit checkout forms, subscription dialogs, or invoice payment interfaces
- Built‑in identity and trust layer providing KYA verification, signed credentials, and agent‑issued payment instruments for secure transactions
- Asynchronous execution model with task IDs and webhook callbacks for reliable status tracking and integration into serverless or event‑driven architectures
- Single API endpoint that abstracts both navigation and payment steps, reducing the need for separate automation and payment SDKs
- Support for any web property, including standard e‑commerce platforms, custom shopping carts, internal portals, and third‑party vendor sites
- Developer‑focused SDKs and documentation emphasizing composability and easy embedding into existing codebases