BlueShop
A shopping cart we build to match how your shop sells. It interfaces with Grok Bot. Excessive Sounds is a live store that already runs it. AlleyT is a demo until we have approvals.
Ask about a cartShops using it
Excessive Sounds is a car-audio store. Their BlueShop has the catalog, a customer wall, and a community area on one site. We built the first version with assisted AI, then connected it to their vendors over FTP. A vendor gets their own account so they can update their side without sharing the shop login.
AlleyT is a demo cart for now — custom apparel and promotional goods — until we get approvals.
What you pay
$1,499 is a one-time build fee. It includes 6 hours of our time to change the cart so it fits your shop. Hosting is $60 a month.
Below is a breakdown:
| What is included | Amount |
|---|---|
| 6 hours at $100/hour | $600 |
| Custom store | $1,499 |
| Total value | $2,099 |
| You pay | $1,499 |
Feature Spotlight
Meet Grok Bot
AI teammates you can give real work to. Bots can sign in to your tools, use them just like you do, and come back with finished work.
BlueShop interfaces with Grok Bot. A bot can sign in to the cart, work the desk, check stock, or finish a routine — then come back with the result.
Integrations
We built an MCP for Grok Voice, Grok AI, and Grok Bot. Same cart. Three ways in. The line does not guess, and neither does the bot.
Grok Voice
The store phone is tied to the cart. We set up Grok Voice so a customer can call and talk to the shop the same way they would talk to you. The line answers. It can ask them to sign in. They do not have to. Ordinary questions still get answers — “does ice cream melt,” or, for a shop, “Where is your store located?”
If they do sign in, the line matches the number on their account, asks for the 4–6 digit voice PIN they set (not their login password), and only then reads what we have on file: payment status, what they bought, ship-to city and state, and tracking if a carrier number exists.
Grok Bot
Grok Bot is not a phone call. It is a teammate with its own computer. You give it a job. It signs in to BlueShop and your other tools, uses them the way you would, and comes back with finished work — an order pulled, a vendor file checked, a follow-up written. It can keep working when the shop is closed.
Because the MCP is the same one Voice uses, the bot sees the same orders, customers, and inventory the phone line does. You are not wiring the cart twice.
Grok AI is the focus. Why?
Grok AI is the model behind both Grok Voice and Grok Bot, and Grok Chat. Chat and Grok Bot can hit our MCP tools, so a written question can reach the cart the same way a call or a bot can.
Grok AI is what powers ES Bot, when web research is needed. Our other is the admin Desk AI bot, which does similar things as Grok Bot. Both equally fantastic.
If you would like more details regarding all the features, please contact us.
We connect to your other systems
The list on the left is what ships with BlueShop. We can add more if your vendor, warehouse, or payment company has an API we can call — or if they send files over FTP, the way Excessive Sounds’ vendors do. We are not stuck with a fixed plugin list. We can only connect to systems that let us in.
Moving from FTP-based fulfillment to ShipStation fulfillment is a completely different beast. That is not a tweak inside the included hours — it is a separate integration project with its own scope, testing, and cost.
Hosting and who builds it
Pay the $1,499 up front, or skip that fee and use a Blue Integrations tax instead — usually 10% of sales for several years. Either way we keep the code and the server running. We host on DL360 G9s.
This only makes sense if the store does about $4,000 to $6,000 in sales each month.
We have maintained websites for 30+ years and written software for 15 years. Andrew works in Python and PHP. Other work is done with assisted AI coding.