AI Search

Agent-Ready Websites

Making the site legible to the AI agents that increasingly shortlist, compare and buy on a customer's behalf.

Outcome: A site an autonomous buyer can read, compare and act on without a human translating it.

What we usually find

An agent comparing suppliers cannot read pricing that only appears after JavaScript runs, or that sits behind a contact-sales wall. It does not persevere. It recommends a competitor it could parse.

What the work covers

Scope is agreed in writing before anything starts. If a line here is not relevant to you, it comes out of the plan and out of the price.

  • Readability audit across rendering, the DOM and the accessibility tree an agent relies on
  • Machine-readable llms.txt and pricing files published at the site root
  • Semantic HTML and properly labelled controls so an agent can navigate without guessing
  • Structured data for organisation, products, pricing and reviews
  • Bot policy decided deliberately: which crawlers to allow, which to refuse, and what each costs you

Typical tooling

Indicative, not fixed. The stack follows your constraints and your team, not our habits.

  • llms.txt
  • Schema.org
  • Open Knowledge Format
  • Lighthouse
  • robots.txt

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