# Loyalty benefits visible to the agent > Whether member pricing and loyalty perks are submitted as structured data rather than shown only after sign-in, so an agent comparing offers can see the price a member would actually pay. - **Affects (funnel stage):** Comparison - **Evidence:** spec-fact - **Confidence:** Very high - **Impact:** 2/3 - **Status:** active - **Last verified:** 2026-09-18 ## Per-platform status Undocumented platforms show "unknown" - honest unknowns, never invented. | Platform | Status | Notes | Source | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | ChatGPT | unknown | Not documented by this platform. | - | | Gemini / Google AI Mode | supported | Google documents a loyalty_program attribute and states that loyalty benefits are eligible to be shown on AI Mode and Gemini Apps, US only. | [link](https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/12827255) (verified 2026-09-18) | | Perplexity | unknown | Not documented by this platform. | - | | Copilot | unknown | Not documented by this platform. | - | | Claude | unknown | Not documented by this platform. | - | ## Evidence and sources - [Loyalty program (Google Merchant Center Help)](https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/12827255) (read 2026-09-18) ## How to act on this If you run a loyalty program with member pricing, submit it as structured loyalty data rather than leaving it behind a login. An agent comparing your offer against a competitor sees the public price unless you give it the member one. ### Handbook chapters - [Make Your Product Feed AI-Readable](https://agentmint.net/make-product-feed-ai-readable/) ### Related signals - [Offer cost legibility](https://agentmint.net/signals/offer-cost-legibility/) - [Competitive price awareness with parity](https://agentmint.net/signals/price-competitive-awareness/) - [Conversational product attributes](https://agentmint.net/signals/conversational-attributes/) ## Notes Only Google documents this today, which is worth stating plainly rather than implying the others read loyalty data quietly. The interesting part for selection is the asymmetry it creates: a member price that only appears after sign-in is invisible at exactly the moment an agent is comparing, so a store can lose a comparison on a price it would never have charged.