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Does your site exist for AI agents?

Agents do not see your design, they read your data. Enter your domain and we will scan the site the way ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity agents read it.

◆ Free scan

No signup · We store nothing from your site · The score is deterministic

What it measures

Six categories. Schema validators look at one page; Merchant Center looks only at the feed. What is different here is that access, schema, feed and freshness are assessed in one pass, as a chain: a site with a flawless feed that blocks crawlers cannot score well.

◆ A · Agent access 20
Gate rule

OAI-SearchBot and Google-Extended in robots.txt, the HTTP status agent user-agents receive, whether content renders without JavaScript, sitemap coverage.

◆ B · Structured data 25

Organization, Product and Offer schema, ISO 4217 currency, a valid availability enum, GTIN and MPN coverage, variant modelling.

◆ C · Product feed 25

Required fields, id uniqueness, GTIN coverage, price format, the availability enum, whether product links resolve.

◆ D · Freshness and consistency 15
Gate rule

Feed price compared against the live page across a sample, plus feed reachability.

◆ E · AI visibility signals 10

llms.txt, target-market language and hreflang, factual density in the copy, FAQ and comparison signals.

◆ F · Measurement readiness 5

GA4 and GTM detection, pixel and conversion measurement signals.

How it works

◆ 01

Scan

Enter the domain. Add your product feed URL if you have one.

◆ 02

Score

A 0-100 score across six categories plus a maturity tier, with the gate rules applied.

◆ 03

Fix

Your first five fixes ranked by weight, each one saying what to change.

◆ 04

Re-scan

Run it again after fixing. The score is deterministic, so a change is a real change.

What the score means

A tier is not decided by points alone. If the agent access category scores under 10 the total is capped at 40, and if feed and site prices disagree, 15 points come straight off.

Score Tier What it means
0-25 Invisible The agent cannot read the site or cannot understand the product.
26-50 Accessible The agent can read it, but the data is not trustworthy.
51-75 Feed-Ready The data is trustworthy, but there is no visibility or measurement.
76-90 Agent-Native The channel is live and measured.
91+ Reference Mature, governance and trust layers included.

Who it is for

Exporter

The technical answer to "I sell into the US, so why don't I show up in ChatGPT?"

Agencies and freelancers

A fast, evidenced starting point for a client audit or a pitch.

In-house teams

A tier assignment and a prioritised first 90 days.

◆ Who it is not for

If you sell only domestically, have no export ambition and carry no product catalogue, part of what this tool measures currently returns nothing. ChatGPT Ads does not target Turkiye, and the first wave of agentic checkout has been pulled back. The scan still helps on access, schema and measurement, but think twice before investing in the feed and protocol items.

Frequently asked questions

What does the score not guarantee?

It does not guarantee sales. The score measures technical readiness, not commercial success. A high score means agents can read your site and understand your product correctly; it does not mean they will choose you.

Does the whole 148-item list feed the score?

No. Only the externally verifiable items produce the score. Contracts, approval thresholds and team training cannot be scanned; they stay on the manual checklist so they cannot inflate the number.

I sell services, not products. Is this useful to me?

Yes. If no product pattern is found in the sitemap the site is scored as a service or B2B business: the feed and freshness categories drop out of the denominator, and the structured-data checks look at Service, FAQPage and BreadcrumbList instead.

Will the same site score the same twice?

Yes, it should. No language model computes the score; the checks are deterministic. That is what makes a before-and-after comparison meaningful.

Will the scan load my site?

No. It fetches the homepage, robots.txt, llms.txt, the sitemap and at most six pages sampled from it. Our crawler identifies itself as `WebturesAgentReadinessBot` and links back to this page.

What if my site blocks the scan?

That is itself a finding and the report says so. If your WAF blocks a transparent, robots-respecting audit crawler, it is very probably blocking agents too.

◆ Honest limits

  • Agentic commerce today is mostly a discovery and visibility channel. The first wave of embedded checkout was pulled back for behavioural reasons; most of the investment belongs in feed quality and AI visibility.
  • This scan measures what is visible from outside. Stock accuracy, post-commission margin and approval thresholds can only be verified internally.
  • ACP, UCP and AP2 specifications change quarterly. The checks will hold; the technical detail will not.
  • Claims like "AI traffic converts X times better" are usually single-source and selectively sampled. Your own baseline is the only evidence that counts.
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