Elocuenti: Agentic commerce: sell on WhatsApp and AI assistants

Elocuenti is agentic commerce for WhatsApp and AI assistants. Your customers buy by chatting: on WhatsApp with your AI agent, or in ChatGPT and Claude, where their assistant searches your real catalog, builds the cart and places the order. Your agent learns from every customer, follows up, recovers carts and runs campaigns that send conversions back to Meta Ads.

How did you use Cloud Run for this launch?

Cloud Run runs most of Elocuenti in production: the conversational AI (built with Google's Agent Development Kit), our Gemini Live voice agent, payments, our public API and the dashboard. Each service scales on its own: the public ones scale to zero when idle, while the AI and payment services stay warm so customers never wait. Every merge deploys automatically with Cloud Build, so a small team ships to production without managing servers

Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Joseban, founder of Elocuenti. Shopping is turning into a conversation. In Latin America, customers already buy on WhatsApp, and more and more people now ask ChatGPT or Claude what to buy. Most stores aren't ready for either: someone answers WhatsApp by hand, and AI assistants can't see the catalog. Elocuenti fixes both with one platform: 🛒 In AI assistants: your store works inside ChatGPT and Claude. The assistant searches your real catalog (real prices, real stock), builds the cart and places the order. 💬 On WhatsApp (plus Instagram, Messenger and phone calls): your own AI agent answers, qualifies and sells 24/7, and hands off to your team with full context when needed. 📈 After the sale: the agent learns from every customer, follows up, recovers abandoned carts and runs campaigns measured against a control group. Conversions go back to Meta Ads, so your ads learn from real sales. We price per customer served by AI, not per message, so a sale that takes ten messages doesn't cost ten times more. I'd love your feedback: would you let an AI assistant shop for you? And what would it need to earn your trust?

How did you use Cloud Run for this launch?