When ChatGPT looks for a local business to book, can it read yours?
Amazon is blocking outside shopping agents, so people are asking Muse, ChatGPT and Dot to find and book local services instead, without ever opening your site. If an agent can't read your hours, prices and booking, it books someone else. Get a free agent-visibility check.
Instant and free, no signup. We fetch your site the way ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity do: robots.txt per agent, bot walls, schema.org facts, booking link, llms.txt.
The problem
Agents can't read your site
Hours, services, and prices buried in images, PDFs, or scripts are invisible to many AI tools.
Competitors get recommended
When an assistant has clear data about one business and none about yours, it names theirs.
Nobody can book you through an agent
Even if an agent finds you, there's no structured way for it to check availability or request a booking.
How it would work
Send your URL
Tell us your business site. We look at it the way an AI agent would.
Get a plain-English report
We show what an agent can and can't learn about you: services, hours, location, contact, booking.
Optional setup
If you want, we'd add an llms.txt file and, later, a small MCP endpoint so agents can get accurate facts and request bookings.
Who it's for
Local service businesses
Restaurants, clinics, salons, contractors, and shops with a website and customers who search by asking.
Owners without a tech team
You don't need to understand MCP or llms.txt. We'd explain what matters and what doesn't.
FAQ
Is the check really free?
That's the plan for early users. Nothing is charged and we won't ask for a card.
Does this guarantee AI recommendations?
No. Nobody controls what an assistant recommends. We can only make accurate information easier for agents to read.
What are llms.txt and MCP?
llms.txt is a plain file describing your site for AI tools. MCP is a standard way for assistants to call a service, such as checking availability. Both are young and still changing.
Does the paid setup exist yet?
Not as a product. It's in development, and the form asks what you'd pay so we can decide whether to build it.
What do you do with my URL?
Use it to run the check and contact you about it. Nothing else.
Want the fixes done for you (or for a client)?
Send the site and we'll reply with the exact changes for your host or site builder. Agencies: tell us how many client sites.