Practical help for deciding what to put on your site and how to judge what you are offered. These articles weigh build against buy, list where site agents are sold and deployed, give buyer checklists for specific industries, and track market moves such as acquisitions and sponsored agents.
OpenAI began testing Sponsored Agents inside ChatGPT ads on 16 September 2026, as a limited alpha with select US advertisers. What a rented agent gives a site owner, what OpenAI has not published, and what an agent on your own domain adds.
Build or buy an AI agent for your website in 2026? An honest capability and cost breakdown across the five jobs a site agent does, the four line items build estimates skip, and a decision matrix by company size and stack, with cost figures given as labeled estimates rather than invented benchmarks.
Agent-washing rebrands chatbots as AI agents. This is a falsifiable four-check test, readable, addressable, networked, accountable, that a repainted chatbot fails and a real site agent passes.
Salesforce agreed to acquire Fin, the customer agent formerly known as Intercom, for about $3.6 billion. Here is the buyer-side read for anyone running an agent on their own site.
Vercel, Railway, GitBook, and site builders already list AI agents. Here is where to deploy a site agent in 2026, what each surface expects, and what a listing leaves out.
Turn your website into an AI agent means three things in 2026: a site built by AI, a site agents can read, or one agents can talk to. Only the last, an addressable agent, makes money.
A plain checklist for spotting an agent-ready relocation or immigration service in 2026: five questions a buyer can ask, real examples, and what most firms still miss.
A plain checklist for spotting an agent-ready SaaS in 2026: five questions a buyer can ask, real examples, and why a 90% scorer result can still be useless.