Is your website
ready for AI?
Find out what AI agents and search engines can see. Turn the gaps into a clear plan for your website.
Real checks. Clear answers. Your next steps.
Let’s check your website.
Start with a public URL. We’ll inspect up to 10 page URLs.
Crawling up to 10 pages and checking discovery files…
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See your website
from the other side.
Your site can look great to people and still leave machines guessing. AgentReady checks the technical details that help them find, read, and understand your business.
Check your websiteCan they reach you?
We inspect robots.txt permissions for search crawlers, HTTPS, and page indexing directives.
Googlebot / Bingbot / OAI-SearchBot / Claude-SearchBotDo they know who you are?
We inspect business schema fields, titles, descriptions, Open Graph metadata, language, and canonical URLs.
Business identity / Structured data / MetadataCan they make sense of it?
We check heading order, readable content, named links, and form labels across inspected pages, plus About, Contact, Privacy and 404 behavior.
Page structure / Content / Accessible controlsAnd the details worth discussing.
Check llms.txt and written GPTBot/Google-Extended policies, worth 25 points together. Readable pricing and 12 optional protocol signals are reported separately.
A useful score.
A transparent method.
The v3 score gives AI discovery files and written policies more weight in our technical checklist. It helps prioritize work; it does not measure ranking or AI citations. Scores from earlier checklist versions are not directly comparable.
We attempt up to 10 same-origin page URLs, prioritizing trust, pricing and service pages, plus discovery files and protocol metadata. We respect robots restrictions for additional pages. We don’t run JavaScript, sign in, invoke tools or make payments.
Unverified and non-applicable points are excluded. Multi-page checks earn proportional credit. The 12 optional protocol signals do not affect the score. Written training policies earn equal credit for Allow or Disallow.
Sources and scoring details
Each page-based check earns credit in proportion to inspected pages that pass. Business schema fields are checked on the starting page. Trust-page credit reflects the three page types. Non-applicable address points and unverified points are excluded before normalizing to 100. AI discovery points: llms.txt 10; dedicated GPTBot policy 7.5; dedicated Google-Extended policy 7.5. Both Allow and Disallow earn full policy credit; a named group without either directive does not. llms.txt is a proposal rather than a search requirement. Google-Extended is not a Google Search ranking signal. Protocol detections are not scored. Parser heuristics and weights are BlueTone’s own. This is not full Schema.org or protocol conformance validation.
OpenAI crawler documentation
Google crawler controls
Anthropic crawler documentation
The llms.txt proposal
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