About AgentReadyWebsite

Standards first

Every file we ship maps to a published standard, a working-group proposal, or a clearly labelled convention: IETF RFCs, W3C recommendations, the Answer.AI llms.txt proposal, the Linux Foundation's A2A protocol, and more. Each file's education page cites its origin and who defines or maintains it, so you can verify our claims yourself.

Honesty over hype

We tell you what these files do and where they stop. Google has said its AI Search features (AI Overviews, AI Mode) do not require special files or AI-only markup, so we will never sell you "AI SEO magic". We sell legibility to the growing ecosystem of AI agents and assistants that land on your website. The work is documented and verifiable.

We do not overwrite what works

Your existing files are yours. Where your site already has a robots.txt, sitemap, or structured data, we merge and add to it. We never overwrite what is already working.

12-month Domain Watch

For the next 12 months, we verify the 13 files you purchased are correctly hosted and are up to date as your website and industry standards change. We email you monthly, and also when something material occurs, so you can take any actions required. You can opt out at any time. A new zip after a source-page change is a paid generation later. We have not set that price.

We run the same package

This website runs the same package we sell: every file, installed at the same well-known paths we use for customers. Run the free Pre-Check on agentreadywebsite.io and see for yourself.

Our own scoring is a public API

The Pre-Check is not just a form on our homepage. It is a documented, read-only public API with a published OpenAPI description, no API key, and no signup. We hold ourselves to the standard we sell, and asking you to be legible to agents while our own scoring was reachable only by filling in a text box would be hypocritical. An agent that wants our score for your domain can now get it directly instead of scraping our HTML and guessing.

It is also a deliberate check on us. Publishing the contract means our scoring is inspectable rather than a black box, and every response carries a score_model_version, so you can always tell the difference between your site getting better and our model changing. If we ever quietly moved the goalposts to make more sites look like they need us, the version number and the open contract would show it.