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SitePassport

Not the only tool — here's the field

Other AI-agent readiness scanners

Site Passport isn't the only free tool checking this. Here's every other one we could verify is actually live, what each one checks, and how they differ from our own methodology.

Every entry below was checked directly — fetched live, not just taken from a search result — before being listed here. One frequently-cited name, itisagentready.com, turned out to be dead (the connection fails outright) and isn't included. Operator attribution is only stated where a tool actually says so on its own site; where it's genuinely unclear, that's noted rather than guessed.

Discoverability, Content, Bot Access, Protocol discovery, and an informational Commerce check — across four scan modes (All Checks, Content Site, API/Application).

agent-ready.dev ↗

Independent (built by Mark Lavercombe)

Scores against the Vercel Agent Readability Spec and the llms.txt standard, plus agent-protocol manifests (MCP, A2A, agents.json, x402, and others).

AgentGrade ↗

Not publicly stated

A 0–100 score covering payment protocols, discovery files, MCP endpoints, OpenAPI, identity, and infrastructure.

isagentready.com ↗

Not publicly stated

Five weighted categories: AI content discovery, AI search signals, content semantics, agent protocols, and security/trust.

An 11-check audit covering the standards Hard2bit considers foundational for agent readiness, no signup required.

WebMCP support, llms.txt presence, structured data, and general content accessibility for AI agents.

llms.txt, agents.json, robots.txt, and schema.org markup — a freemium model (a few free scans per day).

What none of these do

Every tool above — Site Passport included, for the parts of its own free scan that run the same way — is a one-shot scan: paste a URL, get a score, done. None of them re-check that score later, which means every score from every one of these tools (again, ours included, on the free scan) is only ever as current as the moment it ran.

The part that's actually different about Site Passport isn't the free scan — it's the verified directory: a listed site's score is pulled directly from its own public manifest on a recurring schedule, not typed into a form once and trusted forever. See the methodology page for exactly how that works, and why Commerce (WooCommerce detection, payment-processor identification) is checked but not yet scored anywhere in this field — including here.

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