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How ready is your website for AI agents?
Enter a public URL for a fast score based on what an agent can discover, read and use before any login or human help. Every point comes with the evidence we found.
What it checks
- ✓Readable first response — Whether meaningful content is already in the HTML an agent receives.
- ✓Discoverability — Title, description, headings, links and machine-readable structure.
- ✓Usability signals — Whether controls appear to have visible or ARIA labels, plus public API/MCP hints.
- ✓Access — Whether robots.txt allows AI answer crawlers and whether an llms.txt guide exists.
The score is evidence, not certification. A full FAQLens scan goes further by testing whether the page answers the buyer questions that matter.
Questions
What does the AI agent readiness score measure?
It checks public evidence an unauthenticated agent can observe: readable initial HTML, title and headings, navigable links, labeled controls, structured data, crawler access and an optional llms.txt guide.
Does a high score guarantee an AI agent can use my site?
No. It is a quick public snapshot of one URL. Login walls, geographic differences, JavaScript interactions, rate limits and task-specific behavior need separate testing.
Why check raw HTML instead of only rendered content?
Many AI crawlers fetch JavaScript but do not execute it. Content present only after JavaScript runs may be visible to a person but unavailable to the agent reading the initial response.
Readable is only the beginning.
FAQLens also checks whether an AI can extract clear answers to the questions your buyers ask.
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