Five working days. One 20-page action list. Tells you exactly how your site reads to an AI agent.
A fixed-price audit that scores your site against the four-tier AI-Ready Site Specification. Red, amber, green per category. Named owners. Named fixes. £750. Audit fee credits in full against any sprint you commission inside 30 days.
Three reasons UK operators commission this audit.
Validate before you invest
- Suspect your site is invisible to ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity
- Want a structured view of what is and is not in place
- Need a written brief to hand to your existing team
- Want to scope a fix before committing to a sprint
Trust-test the agency
- You are evaluating us against an incumbent agency
- Want to see the standard of our work for £750 before £3,000+
- Audit fee credits in full against the sprint inside 30 days
- Walk-away test — no commitment, full IP transfer
Map the tier ladder
- Want to know where you sit on the four-tier spec
- Need a board-ready summary for an AI-strategy conversation
- Want benchmark scores against three of your competitors
- Need a 90-day plan to lift one or two tiers
A 20-page operator brief. Not a glossy deck.
- 1. Tier score — where you sit on T1 findable → T4 client-agent capable
- 2. 13 agent-readiness checks — pass / fail / not-applicable per check, with evidence
- 3. Schema.org coverage — 15 entity types audited; what is present, what is missing, what is malformed
- 4. Citation surface map — which of your pages an AI agent can actually quote
- 5. Capability disclosure audit — does your site tell an AI what you sell, in a machine-readable form
- 6. Comparator scan — how three of your named competitors score on the same checks
- 7. Named-owner action list — every item has an owner, a fix, and a verification step
- 8. Red, amber, green — ranking per category so you know what to ship first
- 9. Cost-to-implement — hours-and-cash estimate per item
- 10. 45-minute walk-through — live call, recording included
Four tiers. Most UK SMB sites land at one.
T1 — Findable
Valid robots.txt and sitemap. Mobile viewport. Basic page meta. Organisation schema. Most UK SMB sites land here.
BaselineT2 — Agent-discoverable
Link response headers. Eleven well-known endpoints. Markdown negotiation. Page-level Schema across 15 entity types. Response sanitiser.
Foundation+T3 — Agent-native
Minimal MCP server exposing callable tools. Biased agent-skills index. Agentic-commerce discovery. Capability-versioned API surface.
Compound+T4 — Client-agent capable
Per-client OAuth-scoped MCP endpoints. Your customer’s own agent can interact with your account on their behalf.
ArchitectThe audit’s job is to tell you which tier you are at, which tier you should target given your commercial model, and the named next steps to get there. If the answer is “you do not need this”, we tell you that too.
We ran it on ourselves first.
23 / 100
Cloudflare AI-Ready audit, 2026-05-10 morning — baseline scan, no agent-readiness layer in place.
85+ / 100
Same scan after Phase 21 lift. Thirteen of thirteen applicable checks pass. Same scan endpoint, same time of day.
Independent verification: isitagentready.com / weirdigital.media
Five working days. Fixed price. Fixed scope.
- Day 0 — book and brief. Thirty-minute briefing call. You confirm scope. We collect site access.
- Days 1–2 — automated scan plus manual review. Thirteen agent-readiness checks, Schema.org coverage scan across fifteen entity types, three-competitor comparator.
- Day 3 — capability and citation surface review. What does your site actually tell an AI you do, and what can it quote.
- Day 4 — draft action list. Twenty pages, red-amber-green, named-owner per item.
- Day 5 — delivery and 45-minute walk-through call. You leave with the document and a recording.
If we find your site is already Tier 2 or above, we tell you that. The audit is not a setup for a sprint sell — sometimes the right answer is “you do not need this work”.
Six questions we hear most.
What does the audit actually cover?
Thirteen applicable agent-readiness checks, Schema.org coverage across fifteen entity types, well-known endpoints, Link response headers, capability disclosure, citation surface, robots and Content-Signal directives, and Markdown negotiation. The deliverable is a 20-page action list with red-amber-green per category and named-owner next steps.
How long does it take?
Five working days from briefing call to delivered action list. Most audits start within 48 hours of payment.
Does the audit fee credit against the sprint?
Yes. If you commission the £3,000 fixed two-week AI-Ready Site Sprint within 30 days of audit delivery, the £750 audit fee credits in full against the sprint.
Is the audit useful if I have no internal SEO team?
Yes. The action list is written for an operator, not an SEO specialist. Each item names the owner, the fix, and the verification step. A junior developer or a virtual assistant can ship most of it.
How is this different from a Lighthouse or Core Web Vitals scan?
Lighthouse measures user-experience performance and traditional SEO. The AI-Ready Audit measures whether an AI agent can find, parse, cite, and recommend your site. Different surface, different signals, different tests. The two complement each other — most sprint engagements include a Lighthouse pass alongside.
What does an AI agent actually do on my site?
It reads your structured data, follows Link headers to well-known endpoints, queries any Markdown representation, parses your Schema.org graph for organisation, services, FAQs, reviews, and authors, and decides whether you are a credible citation candidate when a user asks a relevant question. If it cannot do those things on your site, you are not in the answer.
Book the AI-Ready Audit.
£750 fixed. Five working days. Audit fee credits in full against any sprint inside 30 days. If a free 20-minute discovery call would help first, we offer those too.