Agent-Ready Website: What It Means and How to Check
What makes a website agent-ready?
An agent-ready website is one that AI assistants and shopping agents can read, understand and act on. There is no official standard — but the evidence is concrete, and a free scan measures it.
The agent-ready checklist
Clear business identity. Services described in plain text. Pricing or pricing guidance. Contact information and service areas. Policies a customer would ask about. Machine-readable structured data (JSON-LD, llms.txt). A robots.txt that does not accidentally block AI crawlers.
How to check yours
AgentEligible inspects up to five public pages plus robots.txt and sitemap signals, and scores what it can verify: 60% site readiness, 40% directory footprint. You see detected, not-detected and could-not-verify for every signal.
The honest version
No tool can certify a site as agent-ready — AI platforms change constantly and publish no checklist. Treat readiness as evidence you maintain, not a badge you earn once.
Closing the gaps
Verify ownership with DNS, a meta tag or a hosted file, approve the proposed fixes, and publish to WordPress or follow the paste-yourself guide for other platforms. Rescan to prove the improvement.
See what your website communicates
Start with a limited, evidence-based scan. No technical knowledge required.
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