Field Agent (now Storesight)

Shoppers sent to stores for shelf photos and price checks, from $24 a response (now Storesight).

No public API listed

Mode
Made to order · days
Coverage
USA, Canada +6
Price
$24 / response
Key
Required
Resale
Not stated
AI training
Not stated

Eight links

0 of 8 links claimed · 0 evidenced

Compiled from public sources, unclaimed. What they mean

Each link
  1. 1. Real personNot stated

    Person · Not stated

    Still open: Shoppers sign up with a few demographic details; no identity check is published. The terms allow one registration per person and one device at a time, but how that is enforced is not stated. Tax identity (W-9) is collected only from US shoppers nearing $2,000 a year.

  2. 2. Captured locallyNot stated

    Camera · Not stated

    Still open: Not a signed capture, so none (STANDARD §3). What is stated: Photos must be taken in the app. Adding internet images, photos of another device, computer images or screen captures from outside the app counts as cheating and gets the account banned. This is a rule enforced after the fact, not a technical check. How a photo of a screen or a printout is detected is not published, and there is no C2PA signing.

    Place · Claimed. The app verifies and records GPS coordinates; jobs submitted at the wrong store are denied, and location-based photos must be submitted through the app for GPS verification.

    Still open: The accepted distance from the store, defences against GPS spoofing and what the buyer receives as location proof are not published.

    Needs both: the weaker one counts.

  3. 3. Genuine deviceNot stated

    App · Not stated

    Still open: No app or device attestation is published. Whether a photo came from an unmodified copy of the app is unknown.

  4. 4. Sealed captureNot stated

    Camera · Not stated

    Still open: Not a signed capture, so none (STANDARD §3). What is stated: Photos must be taken in the app. Adding internet images, photos of another device, computer images or screen captures from outside the app counts as cheating and gets the account banned. This is a rule enforced after the fact, not a technical check. How a photo of a screen or a printout is detected is not published, and there is no C2PA signing.

    Content · Claimed. Specialists review each project's setup before launch; a quality assurance team reviews every submitted photo, price and answer and flags unclear, incomplete or potentially inaccurate ones; the system auto-denies submissions with missing items.

    Still open: Review criteria and error rates are not published. A staged or misleading scene may pass review.

    Counts only with a stated signing mechanism (C2PA, a manifest).

  5. 5. Known timestampReported

    Time · Claimed. The privacy policy says Field Agent receives the time, date and place each photo or video was taken; jobs must be finished within a reservation window that starts at reservation.

    Still open: Whether the time comes from the device clock or the server is not stated. Nothing signed is delivered.

    A time stated, not attested (RFC 3161, a log): Reported.

  6. 6. Tracked in transitNot stated

    Custody record (optional field) · Not stated

  7. 7. Independently verifiedNot stated

    Cross-check · Not stated

    Still open: No independent cross-check of a submission is published, such as a second shopper at the same store. Property audits are reviewed by a third party, but that is review, not independent confirmation.

  8. 8. Delivered to youNot stated

    Delivery receipt (optional field) · Not stated

API

Needs a sales or approval step first.

No public API listed.

Sources

28 sources
  1. Field Agent rebranded to Storesight in 2025 after acquiring Shelfgram in 2024; 3 million shoppers; 6 million+ shelf and display images a year across 50,000 retail locations; the shopper app stays unchanged talkbusiness.net
  2. fieldagent.net returns a 301 redirect to storesight.com www.fieldagent.net
  3. Store audits: 3 million U.S. shoppers; metro to rural reach; shoppers sent into stores around the world; expert review of project setup; QA team reviews every photo, price and answer; under 24 hours average to launch; 50 major retailers; full-service or self-serve click-and-launch products www.storesight.com
  4. 230+ categories collected across the USA, Canada and the UK; results from the field 'within days'; services list www.storesight.com
  5. Storesight API is a data-delivery API for BI/ERP systems with no public docs or ordering endpoint; promotes automated workflows; models 'learn and refine their capabilities with increased usage' storesight.com
  6. Conditions of Use (2 Sep 2025): buyer registration details and payment account; Storesight may reject enrollment; merchant of record; sanctions representation; as-is with no timeliness warranty; Storesight owns all IP in the Data Services, Site and Services storesight.com
  7. Self-serve shop lists audit, insights and trial products with Sign Up; Stripe checkout script projects.storesight.com
  8. Price Check: $27 per response; add-on questions $0.50 per response; what shoppers capture projects.storesight.com
  9. Item Photo: $26 per response; launches on submit; minimum project length 5 days projects.storesight.com
  10. Shelf Correction (Zoning): $24 per response with before/after photos projects.storesight.com
  11. Store Walk - Signage & Displays: $38 per response; minimum project length 14 days projects.storesight.com
  12. Product list with prices for buy-and-review products ($34-$40) and minimum project length up to 17 days projects.storesight.com
  13. Shopper app: job types (audits, surveys, buy & try, eye spys, scavenger hunts, mystery shops); international partners in 8 countries app.fieldagent.net
  14. Participation Agreement: register once, one device at a time; work product is work made for hire with IP vesting in the Client; Field Agent licence to all submitted materials; no forging or faking app.fieldagent.net
  15. Privacy policy: Field Agent receives the time, date and place photos or videos were taken; GPS when enabled; tasks may need location services app.fieldagent.net
  16. The app verifies and documents GPS coordinates; wrong-store submissions denied; job types support.fieldagent.net
  17. Location-based photos must be submitted through the app for GPS verification support.fieldagent.net
  18. Photos must be taken in the app; internet images, photos of another device and screen captures lead to a ban support.fieldagent.net
  19. Shoppers are undercover; reservation time starts at reservation; all photos submitted via the app support.fieldagent.net
  20. All jobs reviewed by data review, 3-5 business days; property audits reviewed by a third party support.fieldagent.net
  21. Missing items are usually auto-denied support.fieldagent.net
  22. Field Agent is offered in Australia, Canada, Ecuador, Mexico, South Africa, Spain, Great Britain and the USA support.fieldagent.net
  23. Registration needs only an account and a few demographic details support.fieldagent.net
  24. W-9 collected only from shoppers nearing $2,000 a year support.fieldagent.net
  25. Photos come from ordinary consumers sampled by category, geography, retailer and urbanization docs.storesight.com
  26. No Storesight or Field Agent server in the official MCP Registry registry.modelcontextprotocol.io
  27. Participation Agreement licence scope: in connection with the operation and maintenance of the Platform app.fieldagent.net
  28. Marketing: models actively learn with increased usage storesight.com
Notes

About. Crowdsourced shoppers, using the Field Agent mobile app, visit a named store to photograph shelves and displays, check prices and answer audit questions. The company (Field Agent, Inc.) rebranded to Storesight in 2025 and fieldagent.net redirects to storesight.com; the shopper app keeps the Field Agent name. Buyers order audits by the response, at published list prices, in the self-serve Storesight Projects shop (web sign-up, no ordering API), or through full service. Storesight also sells syndicated shelf-photo data from its own sampling.

Price. List prices from the Storesight Projects shop on 2026-10-26: Item Photo, Signage Audit and Club Entryway Photos $26; Price Check and On-Shelf Availability $27; Item Check Up and Category Overview Photos $27.50; Display Compliance $28; Planogram Visibility, Modular Pics and Category Display Photos $30; Store Walk $38; Walmart Shelf Price Audit $40; Shelf Correction (Zoning) $24 with before/after photos. Optional add-on questions are $0.50 per response. Survey-style 'Insights' products that need no store visit start at $20. storesight.com/pricing is a 404; prices appear only in the shop.

Coverage. Core network is in the US: Storesight cites 3 million U.S. shoppers and audits 'from major metropolitan areas to rural markets'. The shopper app runs in 8 countries through international partners (separate local sites and support for Canada, UK, Mexico, Ecuador, Spain, South Africa and Australia); density outside the US is not published. Syndicated shelf-photo categories are collected in the USA, Canada and the UK. Company-stated scale: about 6 million shelf and display images a year across 50,000 retail locations; 50 major retailers covered.

Timing. Self-serve project builder: 'Minimum project length is 5 days.' Platform page: 'visual proof and retail intelligence from the field within days.'

Licence. Two documents apply. The shopper Participation Agreement says a shopper's work product is a 'work made for hire' for the Client, and all ownership rights, including worldwide IP, vest in the Client; Field Agent also takes a perpetual, irrevocable, sublicensable licence to exploit all submitted materials "in connection with the operation and maintenance of the Platform". The buyer-side Conditions of Use (2 September 2025) say Storesight owns all right, title and interest, including IP, in the Data Services, Site and Services, which are provided as-is with no warranty that they are timely. Neither document mentions resale or AI training. Syndicated shelf data bought from Storesight is Storesight's. Storesight marketing says its models "actively learn and refine their capabilities with increased usage"; no clause says buyers' photos train them, so that is not stated.

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