Agent-Ready Checker
Pricing
$100.00 / 1,000 site checkeds
Agent-Ready Checker
Score how well AI assistants and agents can find, read and use a business website, with plain-language fixes.
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$100.00 / 1,000 site checkeds
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Oscar Menz
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Can AI assistants and agents find, read, and use a business website? More customers now ask ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity or Google's AI where to go before they ever search. This Actor checks whether those assistants can actually read a site, and tells you what to fix.
Give it one or more URLs. For each site you get a score out of 100 and prioritized findings, each with a plain-language fix.
What it checks
- AI access in robots.txt: whether ChatGPT (GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User), Claude (ClaudeBot, Claude-User), Perplexity, Google AI (Google-Extended) and Apple AI are allowed or blocked
- Structured business data: schema.org JSON-LD for the business (name, address, phone, hours, website)
- Summary text: page title and meta description that assistants can quote
- Readable content: real text on the page, not a JavaScript-only shell
- Contact and action paths: clickable phone or email, and a booking, order or quote path
- Discovery files: sitemap.xml and llms.txt
It reads only public pages a crawler would read (home page, robots.txt, llms.txt, sitemap.xml). It is deterministic and fast, and makes no AI calls. No logins, no personal data.
Who it's for
- AI agents and automations that need a quick, structured readiness check on a business website before recommending, booking or integrating with it
- Agencies, SEO and web professionals auditing client sites for AI search ("AEO/GEO")
- Lead-gen and sales workflows: score a list of local businesses and find the ones that need help
- Business owners who want to know whether AI assistants can find them
Input
{ "urls": ["https://example.com", "https://another-business.com"] }
Up to 50 URLs per run.
Output (one record per URL)
Real example (checking omenz.org):
{"url": "https://omenz.org","score": 59,"findings": [{"severity": "high","code": "no_structured_data","what_it_means": "No structured data (schema.org JSON-LD) found, so assistants have to guess your name, address, hours and services.","fix": "Add a LocalBusiness (or Organization) JSON-LD block with name, address, phone, hours and website."},{"severity": "medium","code": "no_meta_description","what_it_means": "No meta description, so assistants have no short summary to quote.","fix": "Add a one-sentence description: what you do, for whom, and where."}],"facts": {"https": true, "robots_found": false, "ai_bots_blocked": [],"business_schema": false, "llms_txt": false, "sitemap": false,"phone_link": false, "email_link": false, "booking_path": false}}
Findings are sorted by severity (high, medium, low). Every finding has a stable code, so agents and scripts can act on it.
Pricing
Pay per result: $0.10 per website checked. No subscription.
Using it from an agent or script
Call it like any Apify Actor: through the Apify API, the Apify client libraries, or Apify's integrations for AI agents. Pass urls and read the dataset items.
Limits and honesty
- It checks readiness signals; it does not guarantee rankings, traffic or how any AI assistant will answer.
- llms.txt is an emerging convention, so it's scored low priority, not as a requirement.
- Sites that block automated requests may return an error for that URL.
Tell us what you need
Using this in an agent, an automation or a client workflow? Open an issue on this Actor's Issues tab (https://apify.com/omenz/agent-ready-checker/issues) and tell us:
- what you're using it for
- what you'd want checked next
- whether you'd pay for a version that also generates the fixes (structured data, summary, llms.txt)
We read every one. If it's working for you, a quick review helps other people find it.
Want the fixes done for you?
OMENZ also runs a human-reviewed Agent-Ready Business Audit: live AI-assistant answer checks plus a done-for-you fix package.
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