Give your agent the brief.
Specify quantities, product requirements, delivery needs, and a budget. Start with the office and commercial supplies your business buys repeatedly.
Founder-built commerce infrastructure · Early stage
Savviq’s thesis: authorized AI agents should be able to compare offers across participating independent merchants and act within customer-defined limits—not be confined to a single storefront.
The company is independently built without startup capital. The product is in concept validation; live purchasing is not available.
Commerce network
Concept viewIllustrative purchasing instruction
“Find 20 cases of commercial paper towels. Compare total delivered costs. Ask me before buying.”
Built independently. Designed to scale with evidence.
Today, online procurement asks people to search across sellers, reconcile prices and terms, then repeat the checkout work. Meanwhile, independent merchants lack a common way to make accurate offers legible to authorized purchasing agents.
Savviq is an early-stage, founder-built effort led by Michael Patterson and developed without startup capital. The plan is capital-efficient by design: validate one repeat-purchase workflow before widening the marketplace or automating more consequential decisions.
The initial MVP direction is U.S. office and commercial supplies, with comparison and human approval before any purchase. Savviq is open to conversations with strategic partners and potential investment partners who share the view that agent-led commerce should be permissioned, transparent, and merchant-inclusive.
Read the approach and roadmapOur founding commitments
Your authority is explicit and revocable.
Verified facts, never invented offers.
Clear fees and auditable decisions.
01 / The purchasing workflow
Reordering supplies should not mean another afternoon of tabs, quotes, and checkout forms. We’re designing one accountable workflow from instruction to order.
Built around boundaries, not blind trust.
Our architecture calls for independent policy checks before payment. A language model will never directly authorize a financial transaction.
Specify quantities, product requirements, delivery needs, and a budget. Start with the office and commercial supplies your business buys repeatedly.
The planned comparison workflow brings together participating merchant offers, shipping, taxes, availability, and return terms. Estimates and missing information stay clearly labeled.
Approve each purchase or grant bounded, revocable permissions. Recurring instructions will include spending caps, frequency limits, and approval for exceptions.
02 / For independent merchants
We’re developing normalized product feeds, inventory synchronization, and merchant-approved quoting so agents can understand what you sell and how you fulfill it. You keep your inventory and delivery operations.
Register merchant interest03 / For AI developers
Planned APIs cover discovery, quotes, checkout preparation, and order status—with scoped identities, customer authorization, and duplicate-order prevention.
POST /v1/checkout/prepare
Conceptual endpoint · API not yet released
04 / Planned pricing
Pricing is under validation, not a live offer. Final features, limits, and fees will be disclosed before enrollment or payment.
Free · planned
Basic search and comparisons, manual approval, and limited saved instructions.
$10–$20 / month · proposed
Replenishment, spending rules, price monitoring, and purchase analytics.
$49–$299 / month · proposed
Agent-ready feeds, quoting tools, integration management, and procurement insights.
A merchant transaction fee of 2–5% per qualifying completed order is also being evaluated. Subscription and marketplace fees are separate; neither is finalized.
For individuals getting started
$0/month
For buyers, builders, and partners
Savviq is validating the first product direction before live purchases. Businesses, merchant operators, agent developers, and aligned strategic or investment partners can start a focused conversation with the founder.