For stores and site owners
How Doorprice gets product information, how it identifies itself, and how to change what it shows about your store.
Where product information comes from
- Shopify stores: Shopify’s catalog for agents and each store’s own agent endpoint (
/.well-known/ucp). Doorprice identifies itself with the agent profile athttps://doorprice.co/.well-known/ucp. - Delivered prices: when a shopper asks, Doorprice creates a cart for one item with a ZIP code, reads the shipping options and totals, and cancels the cart. It never starts a checkout or pays on a shopper’s behalf.
- Product links a shopper pastes: one request for that page, to read the product details the page publishes for search engines (schema.org structured data).
- Retailer and affiliate product feeds, where the retailer provides one.
DoorpriceBot
Requests for product pages come from DoorpriceBot/1.0 (+https://doorprice.co/bots). It:
- reads a page only when a shopper or their assistant asked about that product. It does not crawl sites or follow links;
- obeys
robots.txt, including rules forDoorpriceBotand for*; - makes at most one request every two seconds to a site, and keeps what it read for up to an hour;
- does not log in, solve CAPTCHAs, or work around blocks. If your site says no, the answer is no.
To block it: User-agent: DoorpriceBot / Disallow: / in your robots.txt.
Fix or remove a listing
If a price, photo or detail is wrong, or you want your store removed, tell us. Corrections are made within two business days.
List your store
Stores on Shopify are found automatically when they are in Shopify’s catalog. For other platforms, Doorprice can read a standard product feed (the format used for Google Merchant Center). Send the feed URL.
Reviewers and publishers
Doorprice quotes short excerpts from reviews with a link to the source and never reproduces a full review. If you would rather not be quoted, say so and your work will be left out.
Last updated November 9, 2026.