NEW YORK, United States – 9th June 2026 – Aicommerce today launched a managed e-commerce service that uses autonomous AI agents to build, test, and scale online stores for professionals who have capital but limited time.
The service addresses a persistent gap in the e-commerce market for physicians, attorneys, senior engineers, and business owners who have income but cannot dedicate large blocks of time to day-to-day store operations. Aicommerce positions the offering as an alternative to traditional paths that require either substantial personal labor or handing control to third-party firms that charge large fees and retain operational upside.
The new service begins with experienced operators establishing the technical foundation: the online store, initial product selection, offer construction, and first advertising campaigns. Once the foundation is in place, autonomous AI agents assume routine execution. The agents run parallel tests across a batch of products, evaluate performance data, terminate low-performing tests, and scale investment on the limited number of product tests that show promise. The company cites an operational pattern in which one or two winners frequently emerge from approximately ten attempts, and the system is designed to surface those outcomes more quickly than manual teams.
A human technical team remains available to intervene for maintenance and any operational issues that require human judgment. Store owners are asked to allocate the decision-making time that inherently requires a human operator: reviewing agent reports, approving strategic direction, and making ownership-level calls. Typical owner involvement is described as approximately 30 to 60 minutes per day rather than the multi-hour weekly commitments associated with course-based learning or hands-on store building.
The offering requires clients to fund paid media spend used during product testing and subsequent scaling. Aicommerce emphasizes that ad expenditure is part of the testing process and that loss of some ad spend is an expected component of identifying successful products. The company does not position the service as fully passive or cost-free and does not make guarantees about returns or timeframes. Pricing and commercial terms were described as structured around a managed-service model rather than a turnkey sale that transfers all risk away from the operator.
The launch responds to shifts in artificial intelligence capability that allow software agents to perform repetitive testing and rapid iteration previously handled by specialized teams. According to Aicommerce, the agents compress work that historically required a multi-person team working for weeks into faster cycles of trial and optimization, thereby reducing the time burden on owners while preserving the need for human judgment on strategic decisions.
Peter Szabo, founder of Aicommerce, provided background on the company’s operational approach. “AI agents compress work that used to take a team weeks into hours,” Szabo said. Szabo previously built a large European agency focused on social advertising and brings that operational experience to the service design and launch.
Aicommerce intends the managed service for individuals who have capital to deploy toward e-commerce but lack the spare hours to act as builders and operators full time. The company positions the offering as a third path in an industry that traditionally presented two main options: self-directed learning and labor-intensive courses, or handoff to high-fee third-party operators.
About Aicommerce
Aicommerce is a managed e-commerce services company that uses autonomous AI agents alongside human operators to build and scale online stores. The company focuses on creating operational models that reduce owner time commitment while maintaining human oversight for strategic decisions. Aicommerce was founded by Peter Szabo, who previously led a large European agency focused on social advertising.
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