Part 09The tollbooth shifts
Alex Immerman says Shopify, Toast and Square collect software and payments revenue whichever agent brings the order.
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Alex Immerman appears in Part 9 of The Buildout. Part 9: Habit Was the Moat. Agents Are Draining It.. Argued in Part 9 (The inertia businesses), Part 9 (The rails and the atoms).
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Part 09 · The inertia businessesSep 29, 2026
AI assistants don't need to replicate Amazon's warehouses to pressure Amazon's profits; they only need to become the place where the customer decides what to buy, illustrated by Amazon banning Muse while Shopify, which lacks a comparable scaled ad…
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Part 09 · The inertia businessesSep 29, 2026
Even if incumbents keep their fulfillment advantage, that doesn't guarantee they preserve their profit pool: in 2025 Amazon generated $69 billion in advertising revenue versus $34 billion in operating income ex-AWS, and at an assumed 70%…
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Part 09 · The rails and the atoms
Shopify, Toast and Square get paid whichever agent brings the order.
Habit Was the Moat. Agents Are Draining It. Who is on each side Source
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Part 09The tollbooth shifts
Alex Immerman says Shopify, Toast and Square collect software and payments revenue whichever agent brings the order.
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