Agent Readiness Scan
Is your website ready for AI agents?
We check whether AI agents can read, trust, and act on your site, show where it falls short, and explain what to fix in plain English.
More and more of your traffic isn’t a person scrolling. It’s an AI agent acting on someone’s behalf, deciding what to recommend, book, or buy. Operator, Claude, Gemini Spark, and a growing list of others are now booking appointments, filling forms, and completing checkouts for real users. If the agent can’t read your site, it can’t pick you. If it can’t act on your site, it’ll act on the next one.
We read and analyze your site the same way an agent would, score it on clarity, actionability, and trust, and hand back a plain-English report: what’s already working, what’s quietly blocking agents, and the specific changes most likely to move the needle.
Don’t take our word for it — see a real report we ran on a small business →
Scanning
Reading homepage
Agent Readiness Report
Overall score
68
Actionability
Trust / Completeness
What Agents Understand
What Is Blocking Them
Fastest Fix Path
Questions an agent will ask that your site can't answer
The questions a customer's AI agent has to answer before booking, buying, or recommending. Each is graded on what your site actually serves to agents (no outside knowledge of the brand). A red or grey badge means the agent will hedge, ask the customer to follow up, or move on to a competitor.
How an AI agent reads your homepage
A read-through by an AI model, given only what your homepage actually serves to an agent (no JavaScript executed). Quotes are from your page.
What it does
Most obvious next action
What an agent still couldn’t tell
What the agent actually read
This is everything an AI agent extracted from your homepage in a static fetch. No JavaScript executed, no images, no logged-in views. If your phone number, hours, services, or contact form isn’t in this box, an agent can’t use it on a customer’s behalf, even if it’s visible to humans who load your page in a browser.
Page title
Meta description
Readable body text
What's coming next
Forward-looking signals tied to what we measured. Agents reading sites today are mostly summarizers. Agents arriving in 12 months will be transacting on customers' behalf. These are the affordances that will start mattering before they're table stakes.
Want a hand with these fixes?
Everything in this report is something you, or whoever manages your website, can do — that’s why it’s written in plain English. If you’d rather have it handled, we can do the implementation for you. Leave your email and we’ll review this exact scan, then reply with what we’d fix and what it would cost. One email from a real person within two business days. No obligation, no mailing list.