Agent Readiness Check
How agent-ready is your website?
Your website was built for people and Google. Now there is a third audience: AI agents. In about a minute, this check shows how well they can use your website.
Check in progress
Result
Agent Readiness Score
What an agent understands
How an AI agent understands your website.
Findings
What an agent notices.
AI Access
Who can read your website?
Future Ready
Signals for the next generation.
New formats for agents are emerging. The check shows them but does not deduct points until they become reliable standards.
Next step
Agent Ready Sprint: Check → Fix → Retest
I analyze your website and fix the main obstacles for search, AI, and browser agents, with a before-and-after comparison.
Discuss a sprintMethod
Agent questions, not an SEO score.
The check asks the questions an AI agent asks: Can I read the page? Do I understand what is offered? Can I find a way to get in touch? A fast website with perfect meta tags will not score 95 if an agent cannot understand what it sells.
Understandability 35 %
Can an agent understand who you are, what you offer, who it is for, where you work, and what to do next?
Discoverability 25 %
Can search engines and AI search read your website? robots.txt, indexing, sitemap, and firewall.
Operability 20 %
Can an agent reach you? Contact methods, navigation, labeled forms, links, and buttons.
Technical 10 %
Is the content in the HTML? Headings, canonical URL, structured data, and language.
Trust 10 %
Legal notice, contact details, people, and references: who is behind the website?
Agent Ready means 90 points and no critical finding. One critical finding caps the score at 74, and two or more cap it at 59: an agent would get stuck there, however strong the rest is. Information an agent recognizes only vaguely counts for 30%, because it could not relay it confidently.
- Homepage plus up to four subpages
- JavaScript rendering
- Analysis with a language model
- Result reused for 24 hours