Cloudflare says it enabled WebMCP across nearly 100,000 Commerce.com stores

Cloudflare says nearly 100,000 Commerce.com domains now offer structured tools for AI agents through WebMCP, an experimental browser standard proposed by Google. Instead of interpreting HTML and clicking page elements, an agent can call tools to search for products, check details, build a cart and get a checkout link.

Cloudflare’s beta implementation injects a small script at the edge, without requiring merchants to write code or change their themes. The company says the tools run in the shopper’s active browser session and on the store’s domain, preserving prices, the cart and merchant control; Cloudflare also provides edge-level opt-outs. Commerce.com says the integration complements its server-side MCP: WebMCP serves agents operating in the shopper’s browser, while the server supports direct connections to the store.