They get turned away at the door
Firewall and bot rules refuse AI assistants before they reach a single product. The shopper is told about a competitor instead.
Website readiness for AI shoppers
Your customers are starting to send an AI instead.
People ask ChatGPT and Perplexity what to buy, and those assistants read your site to answer. Most sites fail them silently — and nothing tells you it happened. We show you exactly what an AI agent sees, and what to change.
- First scan free
- Fifteen checks
- Fixes for your platform
The problem
Three ways sites fail, quietly
None of these shows up in your analytics. The shopper simply never arrives — their assistant recommended someone else.
They see a blank page
Your site fills itself in with JavaScript. Many agents read only what arrives first, so they find an empty shell where your products should be.
They cannot read your prices
A price inside an image, or added after the page loads, is invisible. An unpriced option is left out of the comparison.
How it works
Three steps, no jargon
- 1
Type your address
Your first scan is free. You make an account first — a name and an email, or Google — which takes about thirty seconds.
- 2
We visit like an AI agent
We knock as the AI assistants shoppers use, read your pages with and without JavaScript, and have an AI try to understand and buy from you.
- 3
You see what it saw
A score, the evidence behind every finding, and what to change — written for the platform your site runs on.
What we check
Fifteen checks, in four areas
Weighted by how much each one can cost you. A bonus can only add to your score; leaving it out costs nothing.
Access
35% of the score
Can an AI assistant get in at all?
- Whether your firewall turns AI assistants away
- What your robots.txt tells each AI agent
- How much of each page shows without JavaScript
- How your server answers bots: speed and errors
Readability
30% of the score
Once inside, can it understand what it reads?
- Structured product data a machine can read
- Prices and stock in the page itself
- Buttons and forms an agent can operate
- Headings, titles and page structure
- An llms.txt filebonus
Commerce
20% of the score
Could it actually buy something?
- Whether checkout can be reached without JavaScript
- Shipping, returns and contact pages it can find
- Signals for agent shopping, like a product feedbonus
Agent simulation
15% of the score
We let an AI try it, and show you how it went.
- An AI reads your site and says what it understood
- An AI tries to buy your flagship product
- Whether an AI names you when asked what to buynot scored
What you get back
Evidence, not assertions
- A score, broken down by area
- The evidence behind every finding — the actual responses an agent got
- For each problem, steps written for the platform you use, with an honest note on whether you can do it yourself
- The transcript of an AI agent trying to buy from you
- A second full scan of the same site, to check your fixes worked
And a certificate you can display
Buy the full report, prove you own the domain, and we issue a one-page certificate and this badge. Every one carries a code that resolves on our site, so a shopper can check it rather than take the picture’s word for it.
94
/ 100
AI agent readiness
Verified by Agent Ready Bot
yourshop.example
Measured 24 August 2026 · ARB-8F3K-92QD-4M7X
Pricing
See it free. Pay once if you want the rest.
One free scan per account, so you can see the thing before paying for it. There is no subscription.
Free scan
$0
- Overall score and category breakdown
- The three findings that cost you the most
- What to do about them, for your platform
Full report
$49 per site, once
- All fifteen checks, with the evidence behind each
- A second full scan, to check your fixes worked
- The transcript of an AI agent trying to buy from you
- Paste-ready fixes: structured data, llms.txt, robots.txt
- A shareable report link and a PDF
Questions
The honest answers
Do I need to be technical?
No. Every problem comes with what it costs you in plain words, whether you can fix it yourself and roughly how long it takes, and steps for the platform your site runs on. The technical detail is there too, for whoever does the work.
Why do I need an account for a free scan?
Every scan belongs to someone, and your first one is free. Signing up asks for a name and an email, or Google, and nothing else. The address you typed is carried across, so you do not type it twice.
What does it cost?
Your first scan is free and shows your score and the three findings that cost you the most. A full report is $49 for one site, once — there is no subscription — and includes a second scan to check your fixes.
I block AI crawlers on purpose. Will that hurt my score?
Not if they are training crawlers. Keeping your content out of AI training is a legitimate choice, so we report it and never score it. What we do score is whether the assistants your customers use can reach you.
What do you look at?
Only public pages — the same ones any visitor can see. Our crawler names itself in every request, and the page about it explains what it does and how to block it.
See your site the way an AI agent does.
All it takes is your address. The first scan is free.
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