Is your website ready for AI agents?
Enter the address, and in a few seconds we check whether the website blocks agents, has llms.txt and structured data, and whether the forms on the home page are easy for an agent to understand.
How it works
- 01Enter the website address.
- 02We fetch the home page, robots.txt, llms.txt, and sitemap, the way an agent would.
- 03You get a list of what is fine and what is worth a look.
- 04Whether an agent actually gets the job done is something you only find out by testing. An agent test is part of Foretrukket, our AI-visibility service for Norwegian businesses.
Frequently asked questions
Is the check free?
Yes. It requires no sign-in. We do not store the address you check.
What do you check?
Whether the website uses https, whether robots.txt blocks agents such as ChatGPT-User and Claude-User, whether there is an llms.txt and a sitemap, whether the home page declares its language and has structured data, whether form fields have labels, whether forms are described with WebMCP, and whether the home page loads a CAPTCHA.
What is the difference between the quick check and an agent test?
The quick check looks at what the website publishes. In an agent test, an AI agent actually tries to complete a task on the website, such as requesting a quote. The agent test is part of Foretrukket, our Norwegian-language AI-visibility service for Norwegian businesses (NOK 9,900/month excl. VAT).
Is it fine to block AI crawlers?
Yes, blocking crawlers that collect training data is a legitimate choice. Agents that fetch pages on behalf of a user who asked them to are different. If you block them, they cannot help your customers.
Why do you only check the home page?
To keep the check fast and light on the website. Ordering and booking often happen on other pages, which is why an agent test has to follow the whole task.