"Accept payments, manage hardware, and run your business in one place."
Broad platform language. Does not state a sharp reason an agent should prefer it.
We simulate the full AI buying journey and show where it breaks.
Results in 2 minutes · Score + diagnosis + fixes
Best fit for teams selling through docs, pricing, and self-serve onboarding
One score, three buyer-stage signals, and a quick read on where agents drop off in your funnel.
One root cause, backed by real evidence from your site and your competitor's. No guesswork.
Each recommendation names the target page, the change type, the owner, and the expected impact.
Agents understand the category, but the target page does not clearly state why it should be chosen over alternatives.
"Accept payments, manage hardware, and run your business in one place."
Broad platform language. Does not state a sharp reason an agent should prefer it.
"Quickly integrate payments with one API, prebuilt checkout, billing, fraud protection, and extensive developer docs."
The competitor makes the setup path and developer fit explicit.
Add sharper positioning that names developer use cases, setup speed, and why the product should be chosen over competitors.
Publish a dedicated trust/setup page with security claims, uptime references, and a machine-readable setup path.
Third-party market signals already point in the same direction: more software research is happening without sales, through AI and public product surfaces.
B2B buyers prefer a rep-free buying experience. That puts more pressure on your docs, pricing, and onboarding to do the selling. Source: Gartner, 2025.
Software buyers say AI search has changed how they research tools. If agents and AI assistants are part of discovery, your public product surfaces matter more. Source: G2, 2025.
Developers using AI agents at work use them for software development tasks. That makes agent-readable docs and setup paths increasingly relevant for technical products. Source: Stack Overflow, 2025.
If your product is bought through docs, pricing, and onboarding, we show you exactly where agents drop off.
Can the agent find and identify your product? We test if AI recognizes your category, reads your homepage, and puts you on the shortlist — or skips you entirely.
Does the agent prefer you over competitors? We run head-to-head comparisons on docs quality, pricing clarity, and trust signals to see who wins — and why.
Can the agent understand the setup path well enough to plug your product into a workflow? We test if signup, auth, and first API call are machine-readable.
Five steps to a complete agent readiness assessment.
Enter your website, up to 5 competitors, and the task scenario you want evaluated. Takes 10 seconds.
Multiple LLM models independently discover your product, read your docs, pricing, and feature pages as a potential buyer would.
Each agent forms a preference ranking based on feature match, documentation quality, pricing clarity, and integration complexity.
Agents draft step-by-step setup plans, checking whether signup, authentication, and first-call setup are clearly documented and machine-readable.
Receive scores across all funnel stages, competitive comparison, root-cause diagnosis, and prioritized engineering recommendations.
Most AEO tools stop at visibility. We start where they end.
See how leading developer tools perform when AI agents try to buy them.
We ran three AI agents through a full buying simulation for transactional email. Product clarity beats product breadth.
Read evaluation →AI agents evaluated three database platforms. Single-command setup wins the agent buying funnel every time.
Read evaluation →Even the gold standard has agent readiness gaps. More docs does not equal more agent-friendly.
Read evaluation →Find out why. First eval free. Then pay as you go — from $0.73/eval.
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