What your report measures
Your website: is it ready for AI
Once a crawler has found your site, this is what decides whether it can actually do anything with it. Readiness is worth 30 of your 100 points, split across three groups, each answering a different question.
Can it be read
Whether a crawler that does not run JavaScript gets your pages at all: the site answers securely, the words that matter are actually in the page's HTML rather than only appearing after a script runs, and your robots.txt allows AI crawlers in rather than turning them away.
Can it be identified
Whether a machine can tell who you are and say it back correctly: your business described in machine-readable structured data, your name where a machine looks first (the page title and main heading), your phone number and address or service area clearly marked up, and your other profiles linked back to your site.
Can it be quoted
Whether there's anything worth lifting into an answer: questions answered in your customers' own words, each service with its own page, the area you serve named in the actual copy, enough depth written to quote, and a stated date for when the page was last updated.
A few things we record but don't price
Whether Wikidata knows your business, whether you have a sitemap, and whether you publish an llms.txt file explaining your site to assistants — all shown on your report, none of them moving your 30 points. We would rather show you what we found than pretend a number covers it.
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