icomm AI Ready PRO v1.1.21

Checks whether AI engines can find the site, understand the business, and use a page as a source. You get a score, the gaps, and safe fixes.

Overview

icomm AI Ready checks whether AI engines can find the site, understand the business, and use a page as a source for an answer. You get one readiness score, the gaps, and fixes you approve.

The score moves when the site becomes easier to read. A separate note shows whether crawlers actually arrived. A perfect technical score does not mean an AI engine already mentions the business.

What the scan checks

  • Access: known AI crawlers in robots.txt, a public homepage, and text that exists without waiting for JavaScript.
  • Business: one profile (name, description, phone, email, address) and contradictions against the homepage and contact page.
  • Pages: a title, an opening that says what the page is about, an author, and a recent update.
  • llms.txt: a short list of the pages you want engines to read, when you choose to publish it.

What PRO adds

  • One-click fixes with a backup: crawler policy in robots.txt, llms.txt, and organization data for pages that do not already have it.
  • A consistency scan across the site, against the profile you approved.
  • A crawler log: which bot requested which URL, and where the site returned an error or a redirect.
  • Question gaps: questions you expect customers to ask, and whether a page on the site answers them.
  • A scheduled scan and an email when the score drops or a new critical gap appears.
  • A client report you can open and print.

Who it is for

  • Agencies that need a clear monthly picture for a client.
  • Site owners who want to know if AI engines can read the business, not only if a file named llms.txt exists.

What it is not

  • It does not promise a mention, a citation, or a rank inside ChatGPT, Gemini, or Perplexity.
  • It does not replace an SEO plugin, and it is not an accessibility compliance product.
  • It does not rewrite your pages by itself.

What's new in 1.1.21
A service page does not have to show a price.

What's new in 1.1.20
A price in the opening answers how much it costs, even in different words.

What's new in 1.1.19
A partial service page says what the opening is still missing.