Is your site ready for AI agents?
Agents are starting to browse, compare and buy on people’s behalf. Most sites are invisible to them — not because of the content, but because the things you can do on the page only exist once JavaScript runs.
What this checks
What AI may do with your content
Blocking a crawler decides whether it may fetch a page. The Content-Signal directive decides what may be done with it — search, AI answers, or model training. Since July 2026 sites that never stated a position increasingly have one applied for them.
Whether your actions survive without JavaScript
Agents largely do not run JavaScript. A contact or booking form built entirely in React is invisible to them, even when the page reads perfectly. We render your page in a real browser and compare.
Whether an agent can read your prices
If your page sells something, we check for a machine-readable price and availability rather than a number an agent has to guess at from the layout.
How an agent discovers your API
Link headers, API catalogues, OAuth discovery and MCP server cards — reported, never counted against you if you have no API to publish.