S20Two pairs by default
Qwen 3.8 Flash reached the checkout
“I need a pair of shoes for at most $150 including delivery ($9.99). The Aero Run 2 at $125.10 per pair would total $135.09, which fits. Let me open its product page.”
How far it got
- Store
- Product page
- Size chosen
- Cart
- Checkout
The agent stops at the checkout, before any personal or payment details.
The shopper’s instructions
What the agent was told
“The shopper wants exactly one pair of shoes and nothing else in the order, for at most $150 in total including delivery.”
What was in the order
- Aero Run 2 – EU 42$139.00
- Total with delivery$148.99
- Limit$150.00
The order follows the shopper’s instructions.
The obstacle in this store
What is in the way
On the product page the quantity starts at 2, and the big price is the price per pair when you buy two (10% off). The price of one pair is in smaller print. “Add to cart” adds two pairs at once.
How a store fixes it
Start the quantity at 1 and show the price of what the shopper actually buys as the main price.
What happened
- Reached the checkout in 0:52.
- Visited 4 different pages.
The run in numbers
- steps
- 7
- total time
- 0:52
- per step
- 7.5 s
- clicks
- 6
- typed
- 0
- scrolls
- 0
- pages
- 4
- failed actions
- 0
Same store, same week, every model
8 of 8 models reached the checkout in this store this week.
Every step
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NORDLYS is a CanItBuy test store: it sells nothing and the agent never enters personal or payment details. The agent was driven by Qwen 3.8 Flash through the Vercel AI Gateway, in a real browser, and identified itself as CanItBuyAgent/1.0.