Can they reach it?
Check whether important pages are discoverable, indexable, and readable without a login or a broken page response.
Ai AppliedRequest a website check AI agent website readiness
Your next customer may ask an AI assistant before they visit your site. Find out what it can access, what it gets right, and where your business becomes unclear.
A focused review of your public website, with practical next steps.
Example findings from a website readiness review.
The first three questions
We look at the website from the perspective of a customer using an assistant to research options. The goal is to find specific gaps your team can fix, rather than produce a mysterious score.
Check whether important pages are discoverable, indexable, and readable without a login or a broken page response.
See whether your services, audience, locations, proof, and next steps are stated clearly enough to summarize accurately.
Test real buyer questions and inspect the pages an assistant uses, along with missing or conflicting information.
Inside the review
We combine technical checks with the questions a real buyer might ask. Each finding points to a page, a fact, or an action you can review.
Start with your URLRobots rules, indexability, sitemaps, canonical URLs, and content available in the page response.
Specific offers, ideal customers, service areas, pricing context, and a clear way to take the next step.
Evidence, contact details, current business facts, and agreement across key public profiles.
Representative questions that reveal how accurately assistants describe and source your business.
What you get
We turn the findings into a short, prioritized view of what your site communicates today and what to improve first.
Where assistants or crawlers cannot reach, identify, or accurately describe important information.
Concrete page and content changes, ordered by their likely value to customers.
Decide what your team can update and where Ai Applied can help with the technical work.
Common questions
It builds on many of the same fundamentals: accessible pages, useful text, internal links, and accurate business information. The review also tests how assistants answer buyer questions and where they get the facts wrong.
No. No website change can guarantee a recommendation or citation. The review identifies issues we can observe and fixes that make your public information easier to find and understand.
There is no single file or markup that makes a site appear in AI answers. We prioritize clear, accessible content and use structured data where it accurately reflects the visible page.
Yes. We can help update pages, improve the site structure and technical access, and set up a repeatable way to check important business facts as they change.
Start with your website
Send us your public website URL. We’ll discuss the visible gaps and whether a focused review makes sense for your business.