Is your website ready
for AI agents?
Agents read the web differently from people. SiteCheck shows what an agent would find on your site, what is in its way, and how to fix it.
We only read your public homepage and a few small files next to it. Nothing is changed on your site and nothing is installed. By scanning you confirm you own the site or have permission to check it.
Why this matters
When someone asks an AI assistant to find or compare businesses, the assistant reads your site through its structure, text and data, not its look. Pages it cannot read or reach tend to get left out.
Can agents reach it?
Is anything telling them to stay away, such as a robots.txt rule, a bot-protection setting or a noindex tag?
Can they read it?
Is your content in the page, with clear headings and structured data, or hidden behind scripts?
Can they use it?
Are your forms, links, buttons and images labelled so an agent knows what each one does?
What a report looks like
An illustrative example for an imaginary site. It is not a real customer and not a live result.
We found 4 issues
Can agents reach your site?
mediumYour robots.txt blocks AI agents by name
These AI user agents are blocked from your whole site: GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot. That may be on purpose. If you want AI assistants to find and recommend you, they need access.
Fix: Remove the rules for any agent you want to allow, or leave them if blocking is your choice.
lowNo llms.txt file
llms.txt is a new, optional convention for pointing AI tools to your most useful pages. Not every AI system uses it yet.
Fix: Optionally add a short llms.txt at the root of your site listing your key pages.
Can agents read it?
mediumNo structured data
Structured data (JSON-LD) states facts like your business name, address, hours, products and prices in a form machines can read directly.
Fix: Add schema.org JSON-LD for your business to the homepage.
<script type="application/ld+json">{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"Bakery","name":"Example Bakery"}</script>Can agents use it?
highImages without alt text
2 of 14 images have no alt attribute, so an agent cannot tell what they show.
Fix: Add a short description to each meaningful image.
<img src="loaves.jpg" alt="Fresh sourdough loaves on a wooden rack">What SiteCheck looks at
Reach
- robots.txt rules for all crawlers and named AI agents
- Whether your server turns away requests from AI agents
- "noindex" instructions
- HTTPS
- Sitemap
- llms.txt
Read
- Readable text in the page source
- Structured data (JSON-LD)
- Page title, description and language
- Heading structure and main content area
- Contact details an agent can find
- Canonical link
Use
- Image descriptions (alt text)
- Form field labels
- Link and button names
- Duplicate element IDs
Plans
The scan is free. Anything marked coming soon is still being finished, and you can ask to be told when it is ready.
Monthly monitoring
- Your homepage re-checked every month
- A report by email: what is new, fixed and still open
- Cancel any time
Fix list
- Fixes in priority order
- Written for your web developer
- Re-check to confirm it is done
Prices are shown in your local currency. Refunds: see our refund policy.
Questions
Is the free scan really free?
Yes. There is no account and no card. We keep a copy of the report for 90 days so you can come back to it.
Do you change anything on my website?
No. SiteCheck loads your public homepage, plus robots.txt, llms.txt and sitemap.xml, and reads them. It also requests your homepage once more identifying as an AI agent, to see whether your server lets agents in. It never installs anything or edits your site.
Does this test real AI agents?
Not yet. It checks the things agents are known to rely on: whether they can reach your site, read it and use it. That is a useful first check, not a guarantee of how any one agent will behave.
Should I let AI agents in at all?
That is your choice. Some businesses want to be found and recommended by AI assistants, and some prefer to block them. SiteCheck flags what is blocked so it is a decision you make on purpose.
Can I scan someone else's website?
Please only scan sites you own or have permission to check. We read public pages only.
How do refunds work?
See the refund policy. In short: 14 days on a first-time subscription.