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Instant agent-readiness score, checks, and the top three fixes.
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Your website is
invisible to AI agents.
ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity are becoming the first place people ask for recommendations. If your site is a JavaScript shell with no llms.txt, no structured data, and a robots file that blocks the crawlers, you don't exist in that answer.
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We turn this scan into a prioritized 5-step plan — and can implement it for you.
01Discover
Can agents find your public pages, sitemap, and llms.txt?
02Parse
Is your content server-rendered, semantic, and machine-readable?
03Trust
Do structured data and clear entity signals make you quotable?
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Fix plan
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A prioritized 5-step implementation plan with copy-paste snippets, written for your stack.
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We implement llms.txt, schema, sitemap, and agent-readable content. Two-week turnaround.
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What does “agent-ready” actually mean?
It means an AI agent can discover your public pages, read the content without executing a browser, understand your entity and offers from structured data, and cite you correctly. The scan checks the highest-leverage signals, not a made-up ranking factor.
Is this SEO?
It overlaps, but the goal is different. SEO optimizes for a search-results page. Agent-readiness optimizes for a model that may fetch, parse, summarize, and recommend you in a single answer. Clean structure, explicit facts, and crawl permission matter more than keyword density.
Do you store my URL or scan results?
The scan runs on demand and returns the result to your browser. We don't create an account or sell a report. If you email us, we use the URL you send to prepare the fix plan.
What if my site is built on Webflow, Shopify, or WordPress?
All three can be made agent-ready. Some fixes are theme or app settings; others are files at the site root. The fix plan names the exact file or setting for your stack.