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Free check · 5 days · cleared or refunded
Can AI agents read your site?
Check it free in 30 seconds.
Google’s own site-auditing tool now scores whether an AI agent can render your page. Most sites we check fail at least one of the three. Run that audit free, right here.
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Free check: can AI agents read your site?
The Social Target · 600+ clients since 2017 · London
Runs Google’s agentic browsing audit through PageSpeed Insights, plus our own llms.txt probe. No email needed to see your results.
↳ Didn’t pass?
We can fix it for you.
Most sites we check fail at least one of the three. If yours did, we send you a written list of every fault and clear it within five working days, working through your own admin panel, with every change logged and reversible.
Step 1
Asking costs nothing
Run the free check, send the form, and we look at your specific setup by hand. You get a straight yes or no on whether we can fix it, and a written list of what we would fix. No charge and no obligation, whatever the answer.
Step 2
You decide, then you pay
Only if we can do it do we send you the price, the terms and the access checklist. Nothing is charged unless you read that and tell us to go ahead.
Step 3
We deliver or your money back guaranteed
Every fault on the written list we send you is cleared within five working days of admin access. If we miss it, you get a full refund, no arguing and no partial credit.
So there is nothing to commit to today. Asking is free, and it stays free until you have our answer, our price and our terms in front of you and decide you want it.
↳ What the check covers
Three checks decide if AI can read you
An llms.txt file
A small file at your domain root that introduces your business to AI tools in their own format. Think robots.txt, but for AI. Google’s agentic browsing audit checks for it, while Google Search separately says you do not need one to appear in its AI features. Both are true. Most sites don’t have one.
Agent-readable structure
AI agents read your page through its structural skeleton, not the pretty layer. Unnamed buttons, missing labels and messy headings make your site gibberish to them. This one is scored by Google’s agentic browsing audit.
A stable layout
If your page jumps around while it loads, an agent reading it gets a moving target, and Google’s agentic browsing audit marks it down. Usually caused by late-loading hero images, fonts or banners.
↳ What this does not do
The limits, before you ask
- Google does not run this audit on you.
- Lighthouse is Google’s open-source site-auditing tool, and its agentic browsing category is a real Google-written diagnostic. But it is something you point at a page, not something Google Search runs against you in the background. There is no certificate and no pass mark Google issues. Google also labels the category as still under development and subject to change, which is exactly why our guarantee is not keyed to it.
- Google Search does not require any of this.
- Google’s own guidance on AI features says there are no additional requirements to appear in AI Overviews or AI Mode, and no special optimisation necessary. We are not going to tell you otherwise in order to sell you something.
- llms.txt sits in two Google places at once.
- Google’s agentic browsing audit does check for an llms.txt file. Google Search separately says you do not need to create AI text files to appear in its AI features. Both of those are Google, answering different questions: one is a developer diagnostic for the agent web, the other is about appearing in Search. Treat the file as a cheap bet for the agent tools rather than a Search requirement.
- So why bother at all?
- Because the tools that read your site live and the people using a screen reader fail on exactly the same things: unnamed buttons, missing labels, a layout that moves while it loads. Fixing that is worth doing whether or not a search engine ever scores it, and Google publishes the best public measure of it. That is the honest case for this service, and it is the only one we make.
↳ The guarantee
We clear it
or it’s free.
We send you a written list of every fault on your site before you pay. Every item on it is cleared within five working days of admin access, or you get every penny back. No arguing, no partial credit.
The exact wording, in full, is just below. It says the same thing.
↳ The fix
Five working days. Every fault on your list cleared.
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checks passing on delivery for a recent client job, on the same free check above
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working days from admin access to your fault list cleared, or every penny back
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working session took a recent client job from three failing checks to three passing
We clear every fault on your written list, working through your own admin panel, with every change logged and reversible. A recent client job went from three failing checks to three passing in one working session.
We sometimes publish a named before/after case study on our site. Tell us in your email reply if you are open to it.
The guarantee, in full
Before you pay, we send you a written fault list: every specific thing we will fix on your site. Every item on that list is cleared within 5 working days of us receiving admin access, or you get a full refund. We write the list ourselves after looking at your site by hand, so it only contains work we can deliver, and anything your platform blocks is named as out of scope before you commit rather than after. We never guarantee rankings, AI citations or speed scores, because nobody controls those.
↳ Straight answers
Will this make my business show up in ChatGPT answers?
Honest answer: no, and be careful with anyone who tells you otherwise. Whether an AI tool recommends you depends on your content and your reputation, which nobody can guarantee. Google has said plainly that there are no additional requirements to appear in its AI Overviews or AI Mode, and we are not going to contradict them to sell you something. What this service does is remove the technical barrier, so that a machine fetching your page can actually read it. If your content is the weak link, we will tell you exactly that and what it would take.
Does Google run this audit on my site?
No. Lighthouse is Google’s open-source site-auditing tool, and its agentic browsing category is a real Google-written diagnostic, which is exactly what the free check above runs. But it is something you point at a page, not something Google Search runs against you in the background. There is no certificate, no pass mark Google issues, and Google Search does not use it to rank you. We run it because it is the best public measure of whether a machine can read your page.
What exactly is guaranteed?
The written fault list we send you before you pay. Every item on it is cleared within 5 working days of us receiving admin access, or you get a full refund. We write that list by hand after looking at your site, so it only contains work we can actually deliver, and anything your platform blocks is named as out of scope before you commit rather than after. We never guarantee rankings, AI citations or speed scores, because nobody controls those.
What do you actually change on my site?
Technical things only, all reversible, all listed in a change log you keep: the llms.txt file, accessible names and labels, heading structure, layout-stability fixes. We never touch your copy, your design direction or your ad accounts.
Is it safe? It’s my live site.
Before we change anything you get our terms and access checklist, and we create a verified backup restore point. This form is an enquiry, nothing is charged and there is no commitment. We only proceed after we have looked at your setup and you choose to go ahead. A recent job: every fault on the list cleared in one working session, client’s original files preserved untouched.
I’m on Wix / Squarespace / GoDaddy.
Those builders sometimes block one of the required fixes (the root file). Send the form anyway: we check your specific setup by hand first, free, and only take the job if we can put the fault list in writing.
Request more info
Five quick questions so we can look at your setup and give you a straight answer.