Agent-Ready Website · for the site you already have
Can a customer’s AI agent book on your site?
We run the checks, then fix what stops it.
We try to book and buy on your site the way a customer’s AI agent would, then fix whatever stops it, and hand you the result in plain English. It’s $750 with the fixes on most small sites, $350 for the checks and a written fix list, and free on every new site we build.
Fixed when we can edit it. Listed when we can’t.
Both start with the same eight checks on your booking, contact and checkout pages, on a phone and a desktop. The difference is who makes the changes.
Checks + list
$350, fixed
The same checks and report. You or your developer make the changes.
- The eight checks and the bot-protection review
- A fix list in plain English, in the order we’d do it
- What your builder or booking vendor controls, and what to ask them for
- A 5-minute re-test you can run yourself
If your site already passes all eight, we say so and refund the fee.
Send us your site →Checks + fixes
$750, fixed
Up to 10 pages. A larger site is quoted before we start.
- The eight checks on your booking, contact and checkout pages, on a phone and a desktop
- A bot-protection review: whether your firewall or spam check turns a customer’s agent away, and the choice that leaves you
- The fixes: labels, real buttons, prices in text, overlays, layout shift, a plain-text confirmation
- Fixes made on a copy and tested in your booking tool’s test mode before they go live
- A short report: what failed, what we fixed, what we couldn’t and why, and the 5-minute re-test
If your site already passes all eight, we say so and refund the fee.
Send us your site →Building a new site with us? The checks come built in. Every new Launch and Static site gets them as standard, at no charge.
Nobody knows how many of your customers use one yet.
We looked for that number and didn’t find it. No company we can cite publishes how many people let an agent book or buy for them, and the agent products change month to month. If someone quotes you a figure, ask whose page it came from.
What the companies do publish is what trips an agent up on a booking page: a price that only exists in a photo, a form field with no label, a button that isn’t really a button, a page that jumps while it loads. Google’s guidance for its AI features says “there’s also no special schema.org structured data that you need to add.”
So this is priced as upkeep, with no AI premium on top. Nearly every fix also helps the customer who books with their own thumbs.
TODO: plate — a phone showing a booking page, a small assistant’s hand reaching in to tap “Book” (house painting, no screenshot of any AI product)
What we check
Each check is scored pass or fail and marked “documented” (a company page says it matters to agents) or “our reading” (we judged it). We run them on a phone and a desktop, with Chrome’s Lighthouse agentic audit where it applies.
1. Facts in text.
Prices, hours, service area and what’s included are written on the page, not only in a PDF or a photo.
2. A label on every field.
Every form field has a visible label tied to it, so a reader that can’t see the layout still knows what goes where.
3. Real buttons and links.
A button is a button and a link is a link, not a styled box that only works when someone clicks it.
4. Nothing in the way.
No cookie banner, chat bubble or invisible layer sits over a control. We check at phone width too.
5. A page that holds still.
The layout doesn’t jump while it loads, so nothing moves out from under a tap.
6. No hover or drag.
Booking works without hovering, dragging or a widget that only answers a mouse.
7. No account wall.
Nobody has to create an account before they can book.
8. A confirmation in words.
The confirmation page and email say what was booked, in plain text.
Checks and fixes on a site we can edit, up to 10 pages. $350 for the checks and a written fix list. If the site already passes, the fee comes back.
Send us your siteIt passes.We fix it.Not ours.
When the five days are up, your site lands in one of three places, and the report says which, check by check.
It passes.
Every check passes, so there’s nothing to fix. We say so, send the report, and refund the fee.
We fix it.
What failed is fixed on a copy, tested and live. The report shows each fix and the 5-minute re-test you can run yourself.
Not ours.
Some failures sit in a tool you don’t control, like a vendor’s booking widget. We list them, with what to ask the vendor for.
On a site we can’t edit, every failure goes on the list, for $350, and you or your developer make the changes.
Building a new site with us? The checks are built into every new Launch and Static site, at no charge.
Who should book the checks, and who shouldn’t.
- Your site takes bookings, quote requests or orders
- You’ve been told to “get ready for AI agents” and want to know what that means for your site
- You’d like the fixes made, not just listed
- You’re about to redesign and want a check-everything pass first
- You want to show up in ChatGPT’s answers. Nobody can sell that, and we don’t
- You need a WCAG conformance audit or a legal accessibility certificate. This overlaps, but it isn’t one
- You want WebMCP, UCP or an agent protocol built. For a small site with a booking link there’s nothing to build, and we’ll say so
- The part that fails is a vendor’s booking widget. We’ll show you where, but the fix is theirs or a new tool
Common questions.
Something we haven’t answered?
Ask us →Will this get my business into ChatGPT or Google’s AI answers?
No. This is about whether a customer’s agent can use your site once it’s there: read your prices, fill in your form, finish a booking. It doesn’t change what an AI tool says about you, and nobody can promise that.
Do I need schema markup or an llms.txt file?
Not for this. Google’s guidance says there’s no special structured data to add for its AI features, and no company page we found says agents need it. We add markup only where it has a documented job, like keeping your Business Profile details consistent. If you want an llms.txt anyway, we add one free.
Which AI agents do you test with?
We test against the documented checks, with Chrome’s Lighthouse agentic audit and its accessibility tools, and we try a real booking on a phone and a desktop. Agent products change month to month, so we don’t promise results from any named one.
What if my booking widget is the problem?
We’ll show you exactly where it fails and what to ask the vendor for. Replacing the tool is a separate job, quoted on its own.
Should I let AI agents onto my site at all?
That’s your call. We’ll show you whether your firewall or spam check turns them away and what each choice means. Our reading: a public booking page has little to protect from a customer’s agent, and a members area has more.
Is this an accessibility audit?
It overlaps, because labels, buttons and focus are accessibility basics. But it isn’t a WCAG conformance audit and it doesn’t come with a legal certificate. If you need one, we’ll tell you.
Could the fixes break my booking?
Fixes are made on a copy and tested in your booking tool’s test mode first. We never run a live payment, and your keys and logins stay with you.
What does it cost on a new site you build?
Nothing. Every new Launch and Static site gets the checks as part of the build.
Send us your site. We’ll find what an agent trips on.
Tell us the site and the page where people book, ask for a quote or buy. We’ll reply the same day or the next with which price fits, $750 or $350, and when we can start.
Ask for a 15-minute call. We’ll reply the same day or the next to set a time.
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