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TERMSUpdated: August 25, 2026

Terms of use

Short MVP terms for using the public aiSiteReady scanner.

Service purpose

aiSiteReady performs technical checks of public pages and API signals for AI-agent readiness.

  • The service returns a readiness score, evidence, and remediation prompts based on publicly available HTTP responses.
  • Results are MVP diagnostics and do not promise AI-system visibility, rankings, revenue, security, or regulatory compliance.

Allowed targets

Run scans only for public HTTP/HTTPS URLs that you own, operate, or are allowed to check.

  • Do not submit internal IPs, localhost, metadata endpoints, intranet, or staging environments without a separate authorized scenario.
  • Do not use the service to bypass access controls, load third-party infrastructure, look for vulnerabilities, or collect data outside the readiness report.

Reports and access

Public reports are available by link. Private reports are protected by an access token that the browser stores locally for repeat viewing.

  • Do not include secrets, personal tokens, one-time links, or private parameters in URLs.
  • We may rate-limit requests, block targets, or hide error details to protect the service and networks.

Accounts

An account is optional. The scanner works exactly the same without one; signing in adds a place for your own scans and a separate request quota.

  • You can start a scan, read a report, and share a public link without an account. Nothing behind a sign-in is required to use the service.
  • Keep your password and the links we email you private. A verification or password-reset link is a single-use credential: anyone holding it can act as you until it expires.
  • After ten consecutive failed sign-ins an account is locked for fifteen minutes. This protects you from someone guessing your password, and it is not a penalty.
  • You can delete your account yourself at any time, from the account page. Deletion is immediate and cannot be undone.

MVP changes

Features, limits, check criteria, scoring, and retention periods may change as the product evolves.