Agent Ready Checker helps businesses get found in AI search. It audits a business's website for AI search readiness, also known as AEO (answer engine optimization): can AI assistants and AI-powered search engines find, read and quote it, and what should the business change if they can't?
Give it a website address and you get a card with a score, a plain-language verdict, which of the major AI assistants' crawlers are allowed in, and the top three fixes. Each fix says how much effort it takes, and "Show me how" gives step-by-step instructions for your website platform, including Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, WordPress and Webflow.
What it checks: robots.txt rules for AI crawlers; whether the page can be read without JavaScript; signals that hide a page from search; title, description, language and sharing previews; business details in a format AI understands (JSON-LD structured data); headings; HTTPS and speed; sitemap, llms.txt and Markdown versions of pages.
Built for small business owners, marketers and site managers who aren't technical. Developers can ask for the full technical details.
Limitations: it checks one page per request (plus site-wide files like robots.txt and the sitemap) and doesn't run JavaScript. Some sites' security services block automated checks; then it reports only the site-wide basics. A good result means AI assistants can reach and understand the site; it can't guarantee that they will recommend it. The checker identifies itself as AgentReadyChecker, fetches only public pages when a person asks, and follows robots.txt.