AI readiness review

Can a machine read your website? It now decides who gets recommended.

AI assistants and search engines read your site before they mention you. If your services hide in images, your area is unclear, or key details live in a PDF, the machine moves on to a business it can understand. We check what it sees, for free, and show you what it misses.

Built on frontier models · Partners
  • OpenAI
  • Anthropic
  • Gemini
  • Google
  • Meta
Why now

The third reader of your website has arrived.

  1. 01 · First

    Websites for visitors

    A digital brochure. Good photos, a phone number, and a contact page were enough.

  2. 02 · Then

    Websites for search engines

    Pages had to be crawled, indexed, and ranked, so structure and speed started to matter.

  3. 03 · Now

    Websites for AI assistants too

    Assistants read the page, decide what you do and where, and choose whether to mention you at all.

In plain English

Two websites. One gets quoted, one gets skipped.

Hard for AI to use
  • Key facts inside images
    Prices, services, and areas baked into graphics no machine can read.
  • No structured data
    Nothing labels your name, services, hours, or location.
  • Slow and heavy pages
    Crawlers give up or read only part of the page.
  • Contact details in a PDF
    The most important facts are the hardest to find.
Easy for AI to use
  • Facts written as text
    Every service, area, and credential stated in words on the page.
  • Labeled with schema
    Business details marked up so machines read them exactly.
  • Fast on a phone
    Pages load quickly and completely for people and crawlers alike.
  • Answers to real questions
    The questions customers ask, answered on the page in their words.
Try it yourself first

Run Google's own test on your site right now.

Google offers a free tool that grades speed and basic quality. It will not tell you everything AI needs, but it is a fast first look.

Open Google PageSpeed Insights
Our checklist

What the review covers.

  • 01Readable by Google
  • 02Readable by AI assistants
  • 03Services stated in text
  • 04Service area named
  • 05Structured data present
  • 06Speed on mobile
  • 07Name, address, phone consistent
  • 08Review and reputation signals
  • 09Questions customers ask, answered
The good news

Almost everything on that list can be fixed without a new website.

Then we keep checking what AI says about you so the facts stay right.

A website wireframe on a monitor in a dark office
Built to be read

Machines read your site before customers do.

FAQ

Questions about AI readiness

Still not sure? Ask. You will hear back from the person doing the work.

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What does AI ready actually mean?

That a machine can read your site and come away with the right facts: what you do, where, for whom, how to reach you, and why you are credible. No guessing, no digging through images or PDFs.

Is the review really free?

Yes. You get the findings in plain English. If you want us to fix them, that is a separate, quoted conversation.

Will this slow my site down or change the design?

Most fixes are invisible to visitors: structured data, clearer headings, text versions of key information, faster loading. Design stays yours.

What is structured data?

A small block of code that labels facts on your page, like your business name, services, and hours, so machines read them exactly instead of inferring them.

Free, private, no contract

Find out what Google and AI can read about you today.

Send your website address. You get a plain English review within one business day.

What the review covers
  • What AI assistants pull from your site
  • Structured data check
  • Mobile speed check
  • Consistency of your business details
  • The first three fixes

Back to you within one business day. If we cannot help, we will say so.