Your Next Store builds and runs an ecommerce storefront from a plain-English description: AI Builder generates the live store with products, cart and Stripe-native checkout, and every store gets its own MCP server so AI agents can operate the business directly. Variants, digital products, bundles, subscriptions, loyalty, a blog, multi-language storefronts, analytics, inventory and REST and GraphQL APIs are all included. DirectCart turns a DM into a prefilled checkout link.
Shipping an MCP server per store is a genuinely forward bet rather than a feature list entry. Every other commerce platform assumes a human operator clicking through an admin panel, so an agent working on a merchant’s behalf has to drive that panel or hit an API designed for developers. Exposing the store as something an agent can reason about natively is a different architecture, and it will either look prescient or premature within a year.
Pricing is published in full: Starter at $30 a month or $25 annually, Growth at $60 or $50, Pro at $360 or $300, and custom enterprise, with no platform transaction fees beyond Stripe’s own. Stripe-native means Stripe-only for payments, an AI-generated storefront still needs the merchandising work that actually sells things, and the jump from Growth to Pro is six times the price.
