Free. Up to four hours. An AI agent on your own computer.
You asked for someone to build your Shopify store. Here is the difference: nobody builds it for you. An AI agent on your own laptop builds it, and Mate sits next to you and helps you tell it what to do. When the session ends, the store, the accounts and the skill to change it are yours. Not ours.
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This is not a web-design service with a nicer camera. The point of the show is that you leave able to run the store without us.
Sits next to you. Helps you say what you want so the agent gets it. Explains what it just did. Stops you before a bad click. That is the whole job.
The typing. Products, checkout, delivery zones, the Facebook channel, the email setup. On your laptop, in your accounts, while you watch.
Change a price. Add a product. Widen the delivery area. You ask the agent on your own laptop, the way you did on the show. No ticket, no invoice, no waiting for anyone.
Real businesses, live today. One is a Shopify store. Two were built on the show by people who had never built anything. Screenshots taken 17 October 2026.
Drake Roberts sells a physical product online: a block that kills the smell in a sports bag. Patented, trademarked, in hockey stores around Chicago. Mate looks after the tracking and the SEO for the store.
Your version. A Shopify store that sells one thing well, with someone watching what the internet does with it.
Adrienn Volcz, accountant in Sydney. On 31 August her site was rebuilt from scratch and live on a domain bought on air by the end of the night, with a booking page that cost nothing. She came back a month later with tools she had built alone.
Your version. Your domain connected and your store live before the session ends, in your accounts.
Bernadett Doka, psychologist in Budapest. Had never opened a terminal. Two sessions later: a bilingual site she owns and changes herself, with email on her own domain.
Your version. You change a price or a delivery zone yourself. Nobody to wait for.
We do not know what you sell yet, so these are not about your product. They are three ways a Shopify store can feel, built the way the agent builds on the show: several at once, you point at one. Your photos and your words replace every block.
Warm, cream and green, serif headings. For food, produce, plants, anything made by hand and eaten or grown. Delivery strip under the hero.
White, quiet, photo first. For a few products that photograph well: homewares, gifts, craft. An about block, because people buy from a person.
Dark, one loud colour, huge type. For drinks, gear, supplements, anything that sells on energy. A ticker carries the delivery promise.
Moments from past episodes, and what the same move looks like for your shop. Each card links to the episode, with every moment timestamped.
Her brother owned the account her old site sat on. Every change went through him. By the end: her own domain, her own account, email on it.
Your shop. Store, domain and email in your name from the first minute.
A $250 a month e-signing bill she was about to pay became $20 plus twenty cents a signature. The booking page was free.
Your shop. Before you pay for a Shopify app, ask the agent. Most of what a new store needs is already in the plan.
A studio that had never done sales left with around three thousand organisations that commission its work, and a survey to score them.
Your shop. Who around North Lakes buys what you sell, listed, before launch day.
The agent read a site's terms before writing a scraper and said so. He read them too and stopped the job himself. He left with a password manager the agent can read.
Your shop. The agent reads Shopify's and Meta's rules before it acts. Your logins live in a password manager, not in a notebook.
The tools she already pays for, joined up, so the same figures are not typed at both ends.
Your shop. Orders land in your accounting without you retyping them. A later session, once there are orders.
She came with the idea already working. The session built what it runs on: her own folders, her own accounts, a store for her keys, and a website.
Your shop. The first session is always the foundations. Yours are a store, a domain and an email address.
That is the whole list. The agent does the building, Mate helps you prompt it, and you take all of it home. Nobody on the show has built a Shopify store yet. You would be the first.
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