Visibility in AI assistants
Your website is ready for Google. It isn't ready for ChatGPT.
More and more people ask an assistant instead of scrolling ten blue links. If your site isn't set up for that assistant to read it, you're not in the conversation. And you don't notice it as a drop in traffic: you notice it as calls that never happened.
- Your website isn't redesigned and doesn't change how it looks
- The domain configuration does need changing, and we do that part
- You verify the result yourself with a free Cloudflare tool
Level 5 of 5
Agent-NativeThey can read you
Content served as clean text
They know what you offer
Index of pages and services
They can find you
Routes declared and reachable
And you answer fast
0.1s, down from 2.8s
What exactly does EBROTECH do to my website?
We place a middle layer in front of your website so AI assistants (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini) can read and quote it. Your site isn't redesigned and doesn't change how it looks: what changes is the domain configuration. The result is measured with isitagentready.com, Cloudflare's free scanner, which runs 22 checks and places your site on a level from 0 to 5. You run it yourself, before and after.
Why your site doesn't come up when someone asks
An ordinary website is written for a person with a browser in front of them. AI assistants don't work that way: they arrive, try to read, and if things aren't where they expect them, they leave and answer with whatever they could read, which is somebody else's site.
This is the same place your customers now ask things like "which hotel in Málaga would you recommend for a family with kids?". If a booking portal comes up there and you don't, that reservation arrives with a commission attached, or it doesn't arrive at all.
It isn't a design problem, and it isn't that your site is ugly or old. It's a format problem, which is why redesigning doesn't fix it. Even enormous sites have it: Booking.com currently sits at level 1 out of 5, passing 3 checks out of 22. You can verify that yourself at isitagentready.com.
The difference is that they have traffic to spare. A business that depends on being found does not.
We've done it, and we measured it
This isn't a promise. These are real sites run through Cloudflare's scanner. The first is a small firm's WordPress site on shared hosting, which is the hard case and the one closest to yours.
| Website | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| A small firm's WordPress site, on shared hosting The hard case, and the one closest to yours. We never logged into their WordPress. | Level 0 · 2 of 22 | Level 5 · 12 of 22 |
| A domain of ours, set up exactly like a client's The full option, with a separate account. A lab test, not a client. | Not set up | Level 5 · 12 of 22 |
Measured on 25 August 2026 with isitagentready.com. All 22 are never passed: four stay red (three are about giving a robot password-based access, meant for paid software rather than a site you want read, and the fourth is the DNSSEC one, switched on at your domain provider) and six neither add nor subtract because they cover automated machine-to-machine payments. What you're looking at is the pilot we validated this with, not a client roster: that's why the first three slots are at this price, and only until September 30.
How it works, in three steps
- 1
We check where you stand today
We run your site through isitagentready.com, Cloudflare's free scanner, and show you the result exactly as it comes out. Most sites land on level 0 or 1, passing 2 or 3 checks out of 22. This part is free and commits you to nothing.
- 2
We build it on the outside
We set everything up on our side. You don't redesign anything and you don't need to call your web designer. What does need changing is your domain configuration, and we do that with you watching.
- 3
You check it yourself
You run isitagentready.com again and see the new level. We're not asking you to take our word for it or handing you a report we wrote ourselves: the tool is Cloudflare's, it's free, and you can use it whenever you like.
What we build for you
Your site, in the language machines read
We put a middle layer between your visitors and your website. People get exactly what they get today, unchanged. AI crawlers get your content as clean text, without menus or banners, which is the only thing they read well.
An index of what you offer
An ordered list of your pages and services, written so a machine understands it without guessing. If your site runs on WordPress, it updates itself whenever you update the site.
Speed, which also counts
The scanner gives up after eight seconds. A site taking almost three seconds starts failing checks for being slow, not for its content. In our tests we went from 2.8 seconds to under a tenth of a second.
Everything stays in your name
The account this lives in is opened with your email and belongs to you. That isn't a commercial gesture: technically it has to work that way. If you ever leave, you take it with you and don't need our permission.
The price, in the open
Agencies currently sell this as a retainer, starting around $1,000 a month with a contract attached. We've packaged it as a one-time $777, because the setup is automated on our side and doesn't cost us what it costs an agency doing it by hand. The first three slots go at that price and only until September 30: it goes up sooner if they fill, and we say so here so you know when it happens without having to ask.
Check-up
We tell you where your site stands today, with Cloudflare's own report in front of you. No commitment and no sales call in disguise.
Free
- Your current level, from 0 to 5
- How many of the 22 checks you pass, and which ones you fail
- If it doesn't make sense for you, we say so and that's that
3 slots at this price, until September 30
Setup
From the level 0 or 1 most sites sit at, to level 4 or 5, without redesigning anything. Paid once and done.
$777 one-time
- One-time payment. No monthly fee, no lock-in
- Live in 2 or 3 days. A week if the domain has to move
- Full backup of your domain settings before we touch anything
- Before-and-after report, using the public tool
- The account is opened in your name
Agencies and multiple sites
If you run your clients' websites, we set this up on all of them and you sell it under your own brand. We stay invisible.
Custom
- Volume pricing from the fifth site
- You invoice your client, not us
- White-label reports you can hand over
Prices in US dollars, excluding any local sales tax. Invoiced by EBROTECH LLC (USA); we can also invoice in euros. One-time payment: no monthly fee, no lock-in, no renewal.
What we won't promise you
In a new industry anything gets promised, because nobody can check it. Here are three we'll say before you ask.
- We can't make ChatGPT recommend you.
- We can make it able to read you, which today it can't. A site that can't be read never comes up. Being readable doesn't guarantee coming up first, and anyone telling you otherwise is selling smoke.
- One check doesn't depend on us.
- It's called DNSSEC and it's switched on wherever you bought your domain, not on your website. With some providers it takes two minutes; with others it's an email to support and several days of waiting. We won't sell it to you as done: we tell you in the free check-up how long it would take in your case.
- One of the signals being scored does nothing today.
- It's called Content Signal and it tells a search engine what it may do with your content. It adds to the score and may well come to have an effect, so we leave it in place. But as of today no search engine obeys it, and selling it as if it did something would be a lie.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have to touch my website?
Your website isn't redesigned and nothing changes about how it looks: what we build sits in front of it, not inside it. What does need touching is the domain configuration, and there are two routes. The simple one: point your www at us and, if your site runs without the www, add a small file to your WordPress that changes nothing visible. The full one: move your domain's administration to a Cloudflare account opened in your name. We tell you which applies in the free check-up, before you pay anything.
What if you break my email or my website?
That's the right question, which is why we do it in this order. Before touching anything we copy your entire current domain configuration and rebuild it identically. Then we run an automatic check that stops dead if a single mail record is missing, and we don't continue until your email answers. While the change propagates, both configurations say the same thing, so there isn't a minute of downtime. And the rollback is written down.
How do I know you actually did it?
With the same tool we use: isitagentready.com, Cloudflare's free scanner. It runs 22 checks and places you on a level from 0 to 5. We show you the result before we start and after we finish, and you can repeat it whenever you want. You don't have to trust our word or a report we wrote ourselves.
Why aren't all 22 checks passed?
Because several don't apply to you. Six are about automated machine-to-machine payments and only count if you're a shop or a marketplace. Three are about giving a robot password-based access, which is meant for paid software, not for a website you want read. And the last one is DNSSEC, switched on wherever you bought your domain. What does get passed is everything to do with being read and understood, and that's exactly what moves the level.
Does this work with my kind of website?
We've tested and measured it on WordPress, which is what most businesses run. With other platforms it almost always works, but we're not going to assume it: we check in the free check-up and, if it doesn't add up in your case, we say so and charge nothing.
Another agency handles my website. Is that a problem?
None at all, and that's rather the point. We don't step on their work or touch anything they've built. They keep running your site exactly as before. And if your agency would rather set this up themselves with us behind them, that's what the third plan is for.
What happens after you've set it up?
It keeps running in your account and there's nothing more to pay. And we'll tell you this up front, because it happened during our tests: this sits on top of third-party services and once it disconnected on its own, with nobody touching anything. So we do two things. Once a month we rescan it ourselves and send you the result, without you having to ask. And if you ever notice your level has dropped, write to us and we reconnect it at no charge. What we won't do is charge you a monthly fee for keeping an eye on it.
Is there anything else to pay later?
No. $777 once and that's it: no subscription, no lock-in, no annual renewal. The only thing you keep paying for is your own domain, which you already pay for and don't pay to us.
Will this make ChatGPT recommend me first?
We can't promise that, and anyone who does is selling you smoke. What we do is make it possible for these systems to read and quote you, which today they can't. A site that can't be read never comes up; being readable doesn't guarantee coming up first. It's the difference between having the shutters up and having people walk in.
Why only 3 slots, and only until September 30?
Because this is a new service and we want to get it right with the first few. We put a date on it so it doesn't stay open forever: this price closes on September 30, and it goes up sooner if the slots fill. We say so here in the open so you know exactly when it happens instead of hearing it on a call.
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