Free AI Readiness Checker for Your Website
Find out whether AI search engines and browser agents can find, understand and act on your site. Scan any URL and get your Agent Readiness Score with a prioritised fix list.
What is an AI readiness assessment?
An AI readiness assessment measures how well a website works for AI systems. That means two things: being findable and understandable to AI search tools such as ChatGPT search, Perplexity, Gemini and Copilot, and being actionable for browser agents that complete tasks for users. Most sites pass the first test partially and fail the second, because agents need structured tools, not just readable pages.
What our AI readiness checker tests
WebMCP support
Detects navigator.modelContext tool registrations and declarative form tools, and checks that schemas and descriptions are complete enough for an agent to use.
Structured data
Validates JSON-LD such as Organization, WebSite, Article, Product and FAQPage, and flags markup that does not match the visible page.
AI crawler access
Reads your robots.txt and headers to confirm search and user-initiated AI agents are not blocked by accident.
llms.txt and sitemaps
Looks for a machine-readable site summary and a sitemap so models can find your best pages quickly.
Semantic HTML
Checks landmarks, heading hierarchy, labelled form fields and ARIA so agents understand what each element does.
Actionable score
Combines everything into one Agent Readiness Score (ARS) with severity-ranked findings, so you know what to fix first.
How to check your website in three steps
- Paste your URL into the scanner on the homepage.
- Read your Agent Readiness Score and the findings by severity. Not sure what a finding means? See how the score is calculated.
- Fix, re-scan and compare. Start with crawler access and structured data, then improve semantics and add WebMCP tools. Submit your site to the AI-ready directory when you are ready.
Guides to improve your score
- What Is WebMCP? The Complete 2026 Standard Specification GuideThe definitive technical guide to WebMCP (Web Model Context Protocol), the W3C browser-native standard created by Google and Microsoft for AI browser agents.
- Agent Readiness Score Explained: How We Calculate ItA full breakdown of the methodology behind AgentReady's Agent Readiness Score — the three pillars we score, how each one is weighted, and how to read your results.
- AI Readiness Checker: How to Test If Your Website Is Ready for AI AgentsA step-by-step AI readiness assessment for websites. Check WebMCP support, structured data, llms.txt, robots.txt and semantic HTML, and learn what to fix first.
- What Is llms.txt? How to Create One (With Example and Template)What llms.txt is, whether AI search engines actually use it, and how to write one. Includes a copy-ready example, format rules and a validation checklist.
- robots.txt for AI Crawlers: How to Allow or Block GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBotWhich AI user agents exist, what each one does, and how to write a robots.txt that allows AI search citations while controlling model-training access. Includes copy-ready rules.
- Schema Markup for AI Search and Agents: The JSON-LD You Actually NeedWhich schema.org types matter for AI search and browser agents, with JSON-LD examples for Organization, WebSite, Article, Product and FAQPage, plus validation tips.
Frequently asked questions
What is an AI readiness checker?
An AI readiness checker scans a website and reports how easily AI systems, including AI search engines and in-browser agents, can find, understand and act on it. AgentReady summarises the result as an Agent Readiness Score from 0 to 100.
Is the AI readiness check free?
Yes. The Free plan includes one single-page scan per day. Paid plans add unlimited scans, multi-page crawling and API access.
What is the difference between AI readiness and SEO?
SEO is about ranking in search results. AI readiness includes the SEO fundamentals, then adds checks for AI crawler access, structured facts agents can trust, and WebMCP tools that let agents act on your pages.
What is WebMCP?
WebMCP is a proposed web standard that lets a page expose its functionality as structured tools to in-browser AI agents, through JavaScript registration or annotated HTML forms.
How long does a scan take?
Most single-page scans finish within a minute. The page is rendered in a real browser so JavaScript-generated content and tools are detected.
See how agent-ready your site is
Free plan includes a daily scan. Most results are ready within a minute.
Run the free scan