Is your site legible
to a buyer's AI agent?
More purchases start with an assistant reading a site on someone's behalf. It guesses the trust addresses, reads the structured data, follows the site's own links to a product page and the pricing page, and gives up on a 404 a person would never see. Doorman walks a site exactly that way and writes down what it got.
FreeA person reads every requestrobots.txt first, ≤ 40 requests, no JavaScript
How it works
Send the address. A person reads it; nothing runs on your site before that.
The scanner follows the etiquette: robots.txt first, an identified User-Agent, at most 40 requests spaced apart, no JavaScript.
Your grade, the ten areas, every finding named with the request behind it, the badge. Free, public, dated.
Every miss with its steps, a confirm command for your URL, the variants, the skill pack — and a re-scan that proves the work.
What is free, and what the report adds
70 of the 73 checks are the report's own; 3 — robots.txt, the sitemap, AI-bot rules — are also run by public checkers and are marked so. A grade describes legibility to an agent on the day of the scan; it certifies nothing.
One site, one scan, one price
- The page: grade, areas, every miss named
- The badge
- The walk, in order
- 2 sample fixes
The scan and the page it writes are free, and that is the whole of it: the grade, the ten areas, every miss named with the request behind it, the badge, and sample fixes on the page itself.
Questions
No. Public pages only, by GET, under the published etiquette. No JavaScript runs, no form is submitted, nothing is posted.
They measure different things: that tool asks which of 22 emerging protocols you have adopted; Doorman asks whether an agent can read, understand and act on your site. Only three checks overlap, and they are marked on every page.
A robots.txt line stops the scanner before it reads anything else, and the row and badge go at the next build. Or write to us.
Then the page says so and the report would add nothing — we say that on the page rather than sell you an empty document.
Public pages only, by GET, in this order — and nothing else:
Every check carries a weight. The grade is the weighted points earned divided by the points available on the day of the scan; every finding shows its weight and the request it rests on, so nothing is hidden in the total.
A grade describes how legible a site was to an agent that day. It is not a certificate, not a compliance statement and not a ranking; it determines nothing.