Isn’t email and a website simply enough?
For many businesses: yes — and we’ll tell you so. The test: if your best answer would be “Thanks, we’ll get back to you”, an email is enough. As soon as your answer contains data — a price, an appointment, a case number — an order channel can do three things email can’t: complete orders instead of vague inquiries, an instant machine-readable response, a closed flow from checking to status queries. Your website stays what it is: for people. The connector is the machine-readable order channel alongside it.
Why applications instead of just signing up?
Because each category has exactly one fulfillment partner, and the listing’s reputation is shared: every order shapes the track record of the whole channel. So admission is decided by fulfillment quality — response time, capacity, references — not by who signs first or pays most.
What exactly does the exclusive partnership mean?
Each exclusive category has exactly one fulfillment partner — every fixed-price order in the category goes to them. Exclusivity runs for 12 months, renews when quality KPIs are met, and covers orderability only: competitors remain findable in the open directory.
What exactly does my exclusivity cover?
Exactly the service you secure — cut along the order: one form, one fixed price, one answer. Neighbouring services (say, mould analysis next to drinking-water analysis) can go to other businesses — unless you secure them too: the most expensive service counts in full, every additional one at half. And before we open a neighbouring service of your provider type, you have a 14-day right of first refusal at your terms. The exact scope is stated on every category page and in the contract.
How is it decided which categories are exclusive?
By an objective criterion: the service must be orderable at a fixed price and have a real barrier for AI agents — portals, licensing or liability. The assignment is publicly explainable and is never changed retroactively at the expense of listed businesses.
What if I lose the slot to a competitor?
Then the category is taken — that is the point of the model. One slot per category, twelve months, with a right to renew when the quality KPIs are met. For occupied categories there is a waitlist: if a slot opens up again, it goes to the list first.
How many orders will this bring?
The channel is young. Today it’s early adopters ordering there — in our own energy-certificate service that means estate agents, property managers and tech-savvy owners. Volume grows month by month as AI assistants become part of everyday life. The monthly report shows you transparently what the channel does for you — sugar-coating isn’t our business model, and the transaction fee only applies to real orders. You’re not buying today’s volume. You’re buying the only slot in your category — and, every month, history and connected users that a latecomer never catches up on.
What if the channel doesn’t work for me?
Within the first three months you can exit with a full refund of the listing fee. The transaction fee only applies to real orders anyway.
Will prices go up later?
Yes, on a fixed, publicly communicated date: after 31 October 2026, Phase 2 begins and one-time and monthly fees rise by 50 %. Phase 1 partners keep their terms permanently.
Why phases — and what happens on 31 October?
Because that’s how many integrations we can build cleanly in parallel and take through the reviews: six partner businesses in Phase 1. All go live together as one cohort — the more services are orderable on day one, the sooner the shared base carries each of them. The pilot phase before that was our own business: ecoExperten, energy certificates. After 31 October 2026, Phase 2 begins with one-time and monthly fees 50 percent higher — we will not extend the deadline.
Why not wait until everyone offers this?
You could. But the exclusive slots are scarce: each category has exactly one fulfillment partner, and the Phase 1 terms only apply until 31 October 2026. Wait, and you either pay more later — or find your category taken. And: early categories seed the shared user base, late ones inherit it — at higher prices by then. If the platforms end the organic phase, as Google and the App Store did, your history is the position you no longer have to buy.
What does the open directory cost?
Nothing. In this phase it is completely free — and paid advantages simply don’t exist there: no ranking, no highlighting, for anyone.
What happens when a customer orders through the AI?
The assistant collects every required detail you defined, quotes your price and gets the customer’s explicit confirmation. Only then does the order go to you. You stay in full control: accepting and fulfilling happens on your side, as always.
Why is requestable the end customer’s contract partner?
For the channel to work, the customer needs exactly one responsible party. We carry the distance-selling obligations of the chat checkout (withdrawal notice, consents, confirmations in text form), resolve complaints immediately and generously, and thereby protect the listing’s shared reputation — which every category benefits from. You fulfill as the specialist business, as before, with no new legal obligations from the channel. There are no hidden markups on end-customer prices.
What if OpenAI or Google build this themselves?
The platforms are building purchase infrastructure — and they take on global, standardized services first: products, hotels, food delivery. German register, licensing and certification obligations with a quoting process, domain expertise and liability are exactly what they don’t build: too local, too regulated, too fragmented. To the platforms, we are the supply layer, not the competition. And the earlier a category is cleanly occupied, the more likely it is the one that gets integrated — not replaced.
Does this work in ChatGPT in Germany?
Yes. The requestable app is live in ChatGPT and Claude — you can test both today (instructions above). The monthly report breaks out both platforms separately.
Will I appear in ChatGPT and Claude immediately?
Your free profile is findable in the requestable app’s open directory once verified. Exclusive categories go live after integration and a test run. The requestable app’s own listing in the official directories follows the platforms’ review — until then, access works via a direct link.
Can I get my own app in the ChatGPT and Claude directories?
Yes, as a managed service: your own officially listed app under your name — €1,290 one-time plus €79/month, launch service included; approval rests with the platforms. Honestly, it only pays off if customers search for you by name or come back regularly: an app of your own starts at zero, with its own connection hurdle. A slot inherits the connected base of all the other categories. For most businesses the slot is the better choice — we’ll advise you openly on that, even against our more expensive product.
We already have a website with an order form — isn’t that enough?
Your website is for people. AI assistants can read it, but they can’t reliably order from it on a customer’s behalf. The connector we build is the machine-readable order channel alongside it — it doesn’t replace your website, it adds the new channel.
How much of my time does this take?
The questionnaire and the eligibility call — about an hour in total. After that: reading orders. Everything else is our job.
Do I need my own software, an API or an IT department?
No. That’s exactly what sets us apart from the developer tools on the market: orders arrive as structured emails, or via API if you prefer. If you can read email, you’re technically ready.
What is this technically — do I need to understand what “MCP” is?
No. MCP is the open standard AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT use to talk to external services — developed by Anthropic, supported by OpenAI, Google and Microsoft. You don’t need to know any of it. That’s our job.