The agent-readiness index

How this is measured

• The same 26 checks at the same public weights that any site gets here. Nothing is scored for this table that is not scored for a paying customer.

• The origin and the home page, not the whole site. A customer's score averages the page templates their sitemap declares; nobody in this table asked to be read that deeply, so these rows are the front door only.

• Every row carries the engine version that produced it. A score means what the ruler that made it meant, and this ruler changes; comparing across versions is the one thing this table will not do silently.

• Rescanned weekly, two sites at a time, behind the work customers are waiting for. A public comparison is the least urgent thing this system does.

• Market leaders rather than best performers: names everybody knows, a handful per industry. An obvious one missing is worth an email, and so is an industry.

• Leaving costs a line in robots.txt. A rule for AXRush takes the row down by itself and the scanner stops coming, without asking us for anything.

Ours is measured the same way and published whatever it says: /report/axrush.com

What the leaders of six industries score

Not every row here was measured by the same engine: ax-audit@4.0.0, ax-audit@4.1.0. The ranking mixes them, which is the reason each row names the ruler that produced it. A version changes what a check is worth, so a place is not a movement.

Run one of these sites and would rather it was not here? A rule for AXRush in your robots.txt removes it on the next pass, or write to us and we take it out by hand: info@axrush.com

Your own domain, on the same ruler

The scan that produced every number above is the one on the home page, free and without an account. It takes about eight seconds.