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Bias sells modern Korean instant ramen online

36/100Tier 2 · Basic Presence
36/100

Tier 2 · Basic Presence

15 questions a buyer might ask ChatGPT, Claude, Dots or Muse

14 of 15 buyer questions hit a dead end.

Buyer questions37/10014 dead ends
Agent access33/1005 of 15 pass
Re-audit · 1 credit

23 to fix · 10 of 10 pages read · Oct 24, 2026

Buyer questions

14 dead ends · 1 answered

What an AI agent reading eatbias.com would conclude

Goes silentShipping · medium+4 pts est.

Do you ship to Canada or anywhere outside the US, and if so what are the rates and typical delivery times?

  1. Closest pages
  2. Pages say

    No page answers it.

    The retrieved site content cannot answer this. The FAQ page (eatbias.com/pages/faq) lists the questions 'How much is shipping?', 'What is your shipping policy?', and 'Do you ship outside the US?' — but the answers themselves are not present in the retrieved page content (the FAQ body appears to be collapsed accordion headers with no answer text captured). The only other shipping-related content found: the cart page says only 'Taxes, discounts and shipping calculated at checkout,' and the Terms of Service mention 'product shipping charges, transit times and availability' solely in an errors-and-omissions clause, plus a reservation of the right to 'limit the sales of our products or Services to any person, geographic region, or jurisdiction.' Nowhere does the retrievable content state whether Canada or international shipping is offered, what rates would be, or what delivery times look like. For a definitive answer, contact support@eatbias.com.

Fix

Re-crawl https://eatbias.com/pages/faq with accordion/JS-section expansion enabled so the answers beneath 'Do you ship outside the US?', 'How much is shipping?', and 'What is your shipping policy?' are captured; also fetch any dedicated shipping policy page linked from the FAQ or footer.

Goes silentProduct · medium+4 pts est.

Where is the ramen actually made — produced in the US or imported — and does the packaging say where the facility is located?

  1. Closest pages
  2. Pages say

    No page answers it.

    The site does not say where the ramen is manufactured. Across all retrieved pages — homepage, About Us, the Apgu Red Chili product page, FAQ, and legal pages — Bias never states whether the ramen is produced in the US or imported, and there is no mention of what the packaging discloses about a production facility location. The closest the site comes is brand-origin framing: the About page describes founder Ryan Kang as 'a Korean American from LA' with a team 'spanning LA, NY, and Seoul,' and the site uses a 'Seoul 🛫 LA' tagline — but that describes the brand's heritage and team locations, not where the product is made. The FAQ page's stated scope is 'shipping, returns, and wholesale' (and its body content did not render in the crawl), so it does not cover country of origin either.

Fix

Add an explicit country-of-origin statement (e.g., 'Made in Korea' or 'Produced in the USA') to the product page details and/or a 'Where is your ramen made?' entry in the FAQ. Also verify the FAQ page body renders for crawlers — the retrieved FAQ chunk contained only navigation and meta tags, so any accordion-collapsed answers were not captured.

Goes silentProduct · medium+4 pts est.

How long is the ramen good for before it goes stale, and how do I read the best-by date printed on the package?

  1. Closest pages
    • No page came up
  2. Pages say

    No page answers it.

Fix

Publish a page that answers this.

Goes silentSubscription · medium+4 pts est.

If I set up a subscription for regular deliveries, can I skip a month or cancel anytime online, and is there a minimum number of shipments?

  1. Closest pages
  2. Pages say

    No page answers it.

    The site confirms a subscription option exists — the Red Chili Ramen product page says "Get free shipping when you subscribe or spend $55 or more" — but it nowhere explains how the subscription works. The FAQ covers only returns, order questions, shipping cost, shipping policy, international shipping, and wholesale; the Terms of Service contain no subscription, skip, cancellation, or minimum-commitment terms. Based on the site content alone, a buyer cannot determine whether they can skip a month, whether they can cancel online at any time, or whether there is a minimum number of shipments.

Fix

Publish the subscription terms: add FAQ entries (or a dedicated subscription policy page) stating whether customers can skip or pause a delivery, cancel anytime online via their account portal, and whether any minimum shipment commitment applies — and link it from the product-page subscription widget and the FAQ index.

Goes silentGifts · low+4 pts est.

If I'm sending ramen as a gift, can I include a gift note, and will the packing slip or receipt show the prices?

  1. Closest pages
  2. Pages say

    No page answers it.

    The site doesn't answer either part of this question. No retrieved page mentions gift notes, gift messages, packing slips, or whether prices appear on receipts. The two pages where this information would logically live came back empty or off-topic: the FAQ page (eatbias.com/pages/faq) was captured with only its title and navigation — no FAQ body content at all — and the 'Shop Bias Gifts' page covers only branded merchandise (cap, tote bag, charm keychains, utensil sets), not gift services like notes or price-hidden packing slips. Bias may well support gift notes at checkout, but nothing in the crawled site content confirms or denies it, and the packing-slip/receipt pricing question is entirely unaddressed.

Fix

Re-crawl https://eatbias.com/pages/faq with JavaScript rendering enabled — the FAQ body (which per its meta description covers shipping topics, the most likely home for gift-note and packing-slip policies) failed to load in the crawl, likely a JS accordion. If the live FAQ still doesn't cover gifts, add a 'Gift orders' FAQ explicitly stating whether a gift note can be included and whether the packing slip shows prices.

Goes silentShipping · low+4 pts est.

Can you deliver to a PO Box or APO military address, or does the order have to go to a street address?

  1. Closest pages
  2. Pages say

    No page answers it.

    The site does not answer this question in its retrievable content. The FAQ page (eatbias.com/pages/faq) lists "What is your shipping policy?" and "How much is shipping?" as questions, but only the question headings were captured — no answer text accompanies them. The Terms of Service mention shipping addresses only generically (e.g., refusing orders that use "the same billing and/or shipping address"), and the Privacy Policy references collecting a "shipping address" at checkout, but neither addresses PO Box or APO/military delivery. Nowhere in the retrieved content is there a statement about PO Box or APO-FPO eligibility. To confirm, the buyer should email support@eatbias.com, the support contact listed on the site.

Fix

The FAQ page at /pages/faq contains the right questions ('What is your shipping policy?', 'How much is shipping?') but the answer bodies were not captured — likely a JS-collapsed accordion. Server-render or statically include the FAQ answers in the HTML so crawlers can read them, and add an explicit line to the shipping policy stating whether PO Boxes and APO/FPO military addresses are accepted.

Goes silentPricing · low+4 pts est.

Do discount codes stack with sale prices or subscription discounts, and is there a first-order promo for new customers?

  1. Closest pages
  2. Pages say

    No page answers it.

    The site does not answer this question. Across every retrieved page (product page, FAQ, gifts, cart, Terms of Service, privacy policy) there is no mention of discount codes, whether they can be combined with sale prices or subscription pricing, or any first-order/new-customer promotion. The only promotion stated anywhere is on the Red Chili Ramen product page: "Get free shipping when you subscribe or spend $55 or more" — a shipping incentive with no stacking terms attached. The Terms of Service only brush the topic with boilerplate: Section 4 reserves the right to change prices at any time, and Section 11 reserves the right to correct errors relating to "pricing, promotions, offers" — neither addresses whether codes can be combined. No first-order promo for new customers is advertised anywhere on the site; a buyer would need to test a code at checkout or contact the company directly.

Fix

Publish a discount-code/promotions policy: state explicitly whether codes stack with sale prices or subscription pricing, and whether new customers get a first-order discount (a short FAQ entry or checkout help note would suffice). Also fix FAQ crawlability — /pages/faq returned only navigation with no Q&A bodies (its meta description scopes it to shipping, returns, and wholesale), so accordion content may not be rendering for crawlers, and promotions are absent even from its declared scope.

HedgesReturns · high+1 pts est.

If my order arrives with crushed or opened packages, how do I get a refund or replacement — do I need to send photos, and how long does it take?

  1. Found on
    • /pages/faq › Item added to your cart › Information
    • /pages/faq › Item added to your cart
    • /pages/tos › Item added to your cart › Section 5 - Products or Services
    • +1 more
  2. Pages say

    Mentioned, not specified.

    Only partially — the captured content does not actually explain the damaged-package process. What the site's retrievable content shows: (1) Bias's Terms of Service state that products are "subject to return or exchange only according to our Return Policy" and direct customers to www.eatbias.com/pages/return-policy for details; (2) the FAQ page lists "What is your return policy?" and "I have questions about my order. Who can I contact?" but only as question titles — the answer text is collapsed/empty in the captured content; (3) support@eatbias.com is the listed contact email (given for Terms of Service questions). Nowhere in the retrieved content does the site state how crushed or opened packages are handled, whether photo evidence is required, or what the refund/replacement timeline is. Actionable path for the buyer: visit the Return Policy page linked from the Terms of Service and/or email support@eatbias.com with order details — but the specific answers to your three questions (process, photos, timing) are not available in the site content that could be retrieved.

Fix

The FAQ accordion answers (including 'What is your return policy?' and 'Who can I contact?') were captured as bare question titles with no body text — render the answer content in static HTML or expand accordions server-side so crawlers can read them. Also ensure /pages/return-policy (linked from the Terms of Service) is crawled and indexed, and add a dedicated damaged-item section stating whether photo evidence is required and the expected refund/replacement turnaround.

HedgesShipping · high+1 pts est.

What does shipping cost within the US, how many days does delivery usually take, and is there an order minimum for free shipping?

  1. Found on
  2. Pages say

    Mentioned, not specified.

    Only one of the three parts is answerable from the retrieved content. (1) Free shipping minimum: YES — the product page states "Get free shipping when you subscribe or spend $55 or more," so the threshold is a $55 order or an active subscription; the homepage additionally promotes "Free shipping, $6 off, and a special gift when you buy a 12-pack of our new Apgu Red Chili." (2) US shipping cost: NOT stated anywhere in the retrieved content — the cart page only says "Taxes, discounts and shipping calculated at checkout," and the FAQ page lists the questions "How much is shipping?" and "What is your shipping policy?" but no answer text was captured. (3) Delivery time in days: NOT stated anywhere — the Terms of Service mention "transit times" only in a generic errors-and-omissions clause, with no actual timeframes.

Fix

The FAQ at /pages/faq contains exactly the questions buyers ask ("How much is shipping?", "What is your shipping policy?") but the answer bodies were not captured — likely a JS-collapsed accordion the crawler couldn't expand. Render FAQ answers in static HTML (or add a dedicated shipping policy page) stating US shipping rates, estimated delivery days, and the $55/subscription free-shipping threshold so they are crawlable.

HedgesIngredients · high+1 pts est.

Does the Red Chili Ramen contain gluten, soy, egg, or sesame, and is it made in a facility that also processes peanuts or tree nuts?

  1. Found on
  2. Pages say

    Mentioned, not specified.

    Partially — the site's ingredient list answers the gluten, soy, and egg parts but not sesame or the facility question. Gluten: YES — the noodle ingredient list on the Red Chili Ramen product page explicitly includes 'Wheat Flour' and 'Wheat Gluten'. Soy: YES — the list includes 'Soybean Oil', 'Soy Lecithin' (listed multiple times), 'Soy Sauce', and 'Chicken Flavor (Artificial, Soy)'. Egg: NO egg appears anywhere in the listed ingredients, and the same product page labels the product 'Vegan', so it does not appear to contain egg (the soft-boiled egg seen in packaging/review images is serving imagery, not an ingredient). Sesame: no sesame ingredient appears in the visible ingredient list, but the list is cut off mid-sentence ('Garlic Flavor (Natural &'), so sesame cannot be definitively ruled out from the retrieved text. Facility/peanut/tree-nut processing: the site provides NO answer — no 'may contain', 'processed in a facility that also processes...', or any allergen advisory statement appears in any retrieved chunk; the nutrition facts panel (which typically carries such a statement) is only embedded as an image whose text is not accessible.

Fix

Publish the allergen information as text on the product page (e.g., 'Contains wheat and soy. Made in a facility that also processes ___') instead of embedding it only in the nutrition-facts image, and ensure the full ingredient list renders completely (it currently truncates mid-list). A dedicated allergen/FAQ page covering sesame and shared-facility peanut/tree-nut processing would fully answer this buyer question.

HedgesProduct · high+1 pts est.

How spicy is the Red Chili Ramen compared to something like Shin Ramyun, and is there a milder flavor for someone who can't handle much heat?

  1. Found on
  2. Pages say

    Mentioned, not specified.

    Bias never quantifies spiciness or compares it to Shin Ramyun anywhere on the site. The Red Chili Ramen product page describes heat only in marketing terms: 'Our spicy Red Chili Ramen delivers an addicting and savory heat with each bite' and 'Get a dose of the fiery, bold spirit of Apgujeong with our signature Red Chili.' The best available signal is customer reviews: one reviewer says 'I don't like overly spiced things, but this had a perfect balance of spice,' another cites the 'right amount of heat and flavor,' and another 'Good heat' — suggesting moderate, balanced heat rather than extreme. Notably, Shin Ramyun (Nongshim Shin Ramen Cup) does appear on the site, but only as a reference product in a saturated-fat/nutrition comparison chart — not a heat comparison. There is no Scoville rating or heat scale anywhere. On milder options: no — Red Chili is the only ramen flavor Bias sells. The RAMEN nav link goes directly to the Red Chili product page, and the home and gifts pages list only Red Chili Ramen alongside merch (cap, tote), so a heat-sensitive buyer has no milder alternative on the site.

Fix

Add a concrete heat-level spec to the Red Chili product page — e.g., a Scoville rating or a comparative heat chart against well-known instant ramens like Shin Ramyun and Buldak (Buldak is already referenced in the site's nutrition comparison) — plus an FAQ answering 'how spicy is it?' and explicitly stating whether milder flavors exist or are planned.

HedgesProduct · medium+1 pts est.

What are the full nutrition facts per pack — especially the sodium and calorie counts — for the Red Chili Ramen?

  1. Found on
  2. Pages say

    Mentioned, not specified.

    Partial. The calorie count is stated: the Red Chili Ramen product page and homepage repeatedly claim 'Only 320 calories' per bowl. However, the sodium count and the rest of the full nutrition panel are NOT available as text anywhere on the site — the product page's NUTRITION tab contains only an image (Nutrition_Facts_Red_Chili_Bowl_v1.png), whose numbers (sodium mg, fat, carbs, protein) cannot be read from the page text. The full ingredients list on the product page confirms the product contains salt, monosodium glutamate, and multiple sodium compounds (sodium carbonate, sodium phosphate, sodium metaphosphate, sodium polyphosphate, sodium pyrophosphate) but gives no milligram amounts. The only other nutrition claims are qualitative: noodles are 'air dried, not fried' with 'exceptionally low saturated fat content' vs. traditional brands (the comparison chart vs. Nissin, Maruchan, Nongshim, and Buldak is also image-only). So a buyer can get calories (320) but must view the PNG image manually to get sodium or any other nutrient values.

Fix

Publish the nutrition facts panel as HTML text (or structured data/Product schema) on the Red Chili Ramen product page instead of only the PNG image (Nutrition_Facts_Red_Chili_Bowl_v1.png), so sodium, fat, carbohydrate, and protein values per pack are machine-readable; the same applies to the competitor comparison chart, which is also image-only.

HedgesStock · medium+1 pts est.

The flavor I want is sold out — can I sign up to be notified when it's back, and how long do restocks usually take?

  1. Found on
  2. Pages say

    Mentioned, not specified.

    Partially. The site does offer a notification signup, but it is framed around new launches, not restocks: multiple pages (homepage, product pages, About, Shop Gifts) display a 'New Flavors — Coming Right Up' sticker with the copy 'Get notified whenever we launch new flavors and products.' However, nothing on the site documents a back-in-stock alert for a specific sold-out flavor, and no page addresses how long restocks take. The FAQ (eatbias.com/pages/faq) only lists questions about returns, order support, shipping costs, shipping policy, international shipping, and wholesale — no stock or restock topic appears anywhere in the retrieved content. So you can join the general email list, but the site doesn't tell you whether you'll be alerted when a sold-out flavor returns, or when that might happen.

Fix

Add a 'Notify me when back in stock' option on sold-out product variants and a FAQ entry covering restock timelines; also clarify whether the existing 'Get notified' signup covers restocks of current flavors or only new product launches.

HedgesPricing · medium+1 pts est.

Is there a price break if I buy a 6-pack or full case instead of single packs, and what's the per-pack cost at each tier?

  1. Found on
  2. Pages say

    Mentioned, not specified.

    Yes, there are volume price breaks, though the tiers are 6/8/12/24 bowls rather than '6-pack vs. case.' The Apgu Red Chili Ramen product page's pack selector lists: 6 bowls, 8 bowls, 12 bowls (save $6), and 24 bowls (save $24) — so the 12-pack takes $6 off and the 24-bowl case saves $24, while the 6- and 8-pack options show no discount. The page displays a price of $66.00, which corresponds to the 12-pack after its $6 discount (≈$5.50 per bowl), but the crawled page text does not show the actual price for the 6-, 8-, or 24-bowl variants, so the exact per-pack cost at every tier cannot be confirmed. The homepage corroborates the 12-pack deal: 'Free shipping, $6 off, and a special gift when you buy a 12-pack of our new Apgu Red Chili.' Additional ways to lower per-pack cost: subscription pricing of 20% off (every month), 15% off (every 2 months), or 10% off (every 3 months), plus free shipping when you subscribe or spend $55+.

Fix

Show explicit per-tier pricing on the product page — e.g., '6 bowls — $X ($X.XX/bowl)', '12 bowls — $66 ($5.50/bowl)', '24 bowls — $X ($X.XX/bowl)' — and make sure each variant's price renders in static HTML, since the crawler only captured the default $66.00 price rather than the price for each pack size.

Answered1IngredientsShowHide

  • Is the Red Chili Ramen fully vegan, including the seasoning and oil packets, or do any of the components contain animal-derived ingredients?

    Yes — the site labels the Apgu Red Chili Ramen as 'Vegan' outright (it appears as a bullet on the product page alongside 'Air-dried (not fried!) noodles' and 'Ready in 5 minutes'), and the published ingredient list is consistent with that. The seasoning (Soup Mix) achieves its chicken notes via 'Chicken Flavor (Artificial, Soy)' and 'Garlic Chicken Flavor (Artificial)' — artificial, soy-based flavorings, not meat — and the 'Chicken Flavored Broth' breaks down to yeast extract, garlic, salt, water, MSG, rice flour, onion, soy sauce, palm oil, shiitake mushroom powder, and spices, with no animal products. Fats shown are plant-derived: the noodle's 'Edible Oil' is soybean oil-based, and the seasoning mix uses palm oil. No animal-derived ingredients (meat, dairy, egg, fish sauce, etc.) appear anywhere in the listed components. One caveat: the crawled ingredient text is truncated partway through the 'Vegetable Seasoning Mix,' so the tail of the list couldn't be independently verified — but the manufacturer's blanket 'Vegan' claim covers all components, including the seasoning and oil.

    Found on /products/red-chili-ramen › Item added to your cart

Agent access

9 of 15 fail · 5 pass

Files and settings agents look for

FailsAccess · Essential+2 pts est.

robots.txt

Observed

GET /robots.txt → 403 text/html

Fix

Publish a plain-text /robots.txt. Two lines (User-agent: * and Allow: /) are enough to start.

robots.txt
User-agent: *
Content-Signal: search=yes, ai-input=yes, ai-train=no
Allow: /

# Named groups replace your * rules for that bot.
# Copy your Disallow lines into each group you keep.

# Crawlers that answer buyers' questions (search + user-triggered fetches).
# Tokens from each vendor's own docs (OpenAI, Anthropic, Perplexity, Google, Microsoft, Meta, Apple), 2026-10.
User-agent: OAI-SearchBot
Allow: /

User-agent: ChatGPT-User
Allow: /

User-agent: Claude-SearchBot
Allow: /

User-agent: Claude-User
Allow: /

User-agent: PerplexityBot
Allow: /

User-agent: Perplexity-User
Allow: /

User-agent: meta-webindexer
Allow: /

User-agent: Applebot
Allow: /

User-agent: Googlebot
Allow: /

User-agent: bingbot
Allow: /

# Training crawlers. Allowing them is your call; blocking them does not affect your Sitedex score.
User-agent: GPTBot
Allow: /

User-agent: ClaudeBot
Allow: /

User-agent: Google-Extended
Allow: /

User-agent: meta-externalagent
Allow: /
RFC 9309 ↗
FailsDiscovery · Essential+2 pts est.

sitemap.xml

Observed

no sitemap at /sitemap.xml, /sitemap_index.xml, /.well-known/sitemap.xml or a robots.txt Sitemap: line

Fix

Publish /sitemap.xml listing your public pages, and point to it from robots.txt.

sitemaps.org ↗
FailsAccess · Essential+2 pts est.

AI crawler access

Observed

no robots.txt to read (GET /robots.txt → 403 text/html)

Fix

Add robots.txt rules that let the AI crawlers you want read your site.

robots.txt
# Named groups replace your * rules for that bot.
# Copy your Disallow lines into each group you keep.

# Crawlers that answer buyers' questions (search + user-triggered fetches).
# Tokens from each vendor's own docs (OpenAI, Anthropic, Perplexity, Google, Microsoft, Meta, Apple), 2026-10.
User-agent: OAI-SearchBot
Allow: /

User-agent: ChatGPT-User
Allow: /

User-agent: Claude-SearchBot
Allow: /

User-agent: Claude-User
Allow: /

User-agent: PerplexityBot
Allow: /

User-agent: Perplexity-User
Allow: /

User-agent: meta-webindexer
Allow: /

User-agent: Applebot
Allow: /

User-agent: Googlebot
Allow: /

User-agent: bingbot
Allow: /

# Training crawlers. Allowing them is your call; blocking them does not affect your Sitedex score.
User-agent: GPTBot
Allow: /

User-agent: ClaudeBot
Allow: /

User-agent: Google-Extended
Allow: /

User-agent: meta-externalagent
Allow: /
RFC 9309 ↗
FailsContent · Essential+2 pts est.

Markdown on request

Observed

Accept: text/markdown → 403 text/html; Vary: (none)

Fix

Return a markdown version of a page when a request asks for markdown.

None for this check; it must come from your own server or CDN (Cloudflare’s Markdown for Agents on plans that have it). Separately, agents using your Sitedex endpoint (mcp.sitedex.dev/s/eatbias-com/mcp) already get your pages as markdown. That doesn’t pass this check.

RFC 9110 + 7763 ↗
FailsDiscovery · Recommended+2 pts est.

llms.txt

Observed

no llms.txt at /llms.txt or /.well-known/llms.txt (GET /llms.txt → 403 text/html)

Fix

Publish /llms.txt: your site name, a one-line summary, and links to the pages an agent should read first.

Download the starter llms.txt built from this audit, edit the summary and links, then upload it to your site root. A starter, not finished copy.

llmstxt.org ↗
FailsAccess · Recommended+2 pts est.

Content signal

Observed

no robots.txt to read (GET /robots.txt → 403 text/html)

Fix

Add a line to robots.txt that says how your content may be used.

robots.txt
User-agent: *
Content-Signal: search=yes, ai-input=yes, ai-train=no
Allow: /
Content Signals ↗
FailsAgent interfaces · Recommended+2 pts est.

MCP server card

Observed

no MCP server card (JSON) at /.well-known/mcp/server-card.json, /.well-known/mcp, /.well-known/mcp.json

Fix

Publish an MCP server card at /.well-known/mcp/server-card.json that tells agents where to connect.

Download server-card.json from this audit and host it at that path. It points agents at Sitedex’s hosted endpoint for your site, so there’s no server to run. If you run your own MCP server, point the card there instead.

MCP SEP-2127 ↗
FailsAgent interfaces · Recommended+2 pts est.

WebMCP

Observed

no /.well-known/webmcp.json manifest; no WebMCP markers in homepage HTML

Fix

Register your site’s actions for in-browser agents and publish /.well-known/webmcp.json.

Add the one-line Sitedex widget script from your report, and host webmcp.json from this audit.

Page head
<script async src="https://sitedex.dev/widget.js"></script>
WebMCP draft ↗
FailsDiscovery · Recommended+2 pts est.

Meta description

Observed

homepage has no <meta name="description">

Fix

Add a one-sentence homepage description that says what you do and for whom.

Page head
<meta name="description" content="eatbias.com: [outcome you deliver] for [who you help]." />
HTML Standard ↗
Passing5Pages load cleanly, Server-rendered text, Canonical URL and 2 moreShowHide

  • Pages load cleanly

    10 of 10 crawled pages returned content (100.0%; needs over 95%)

  • Server-rendered text

    raw homepage HTML has 387,508 visible characters before JavaScript runs (needs 500)

  • Canonical URL

    homepage canonical: https://eatbias.com/

  • Page language

    <html lang="en">

  • Organization schema

    homepage JSON-LD includes an Organization with a name

Not applicable5OpenAPI spec, Payment docs, Webhook docs and 2 moreShowHide

  • OpenAPI spec

    no OpenAPI document or API catalog found on this origin (checked 11 common paths, /.well-known/api-catalog and the homepage Link header)

  • Payment docs

    site category is not commerce

  • Webhook docs

    site category is not commerce

  • Auth docs

    site category is not commerce

  • Sitemap dates

    no sitemap found

Observed, not scored93 fail · not in the score yetShowHide

  • AI agent accessNot checked

    GET /robots.txt → 403 text/html; an auth or firewall answer, not a missing robots.txt

  • Reachable by agentsPass

    SitedexBot homepage fetch (/) → 200 text/html; no challenge

  • Real 404sNot checked

    GET /sitedex-probe-404/e8b1c4d2/missing (a page that does not exist) → 403 text/html; an auth or firewall answer, not a not-found answer

  • Open Graph tagsPass

    homepage has all four required Open Graph tags (og:title, og:type, og:image, og:url)

  • Organization contact detailsFails

    Organization JSON-LD has neither contactPoint nor address

    Add contactPoint and address to your Organization JSON-LD if you want agents to find how to reach you. Both are optional in schema.org; leave out an address you keep private.

  • JSON-LD parsesPass

    2 of 2 JSON-LD blocks on the homepage parse as JSON

  • About, contact and privacy pagesFails

    no about page crawled; no contact page crawled; no privacy page crawled (needs 500+ bytes of text each)

    Publish an about page, a contact page and a privacy page with real text (about 500 characters of text or more each), and link them from your site so a crawl finds them.

  • Agent guidance in llms.txtNot applicable

    no llms.txt

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  • Buyer questions70%
  • Agent access30%

Buyer questions

  • Answeredanswered from your pages
  • Hedgesmentioned, not specified
  • Contradictspages disagree
  • Goes silentno page answers it

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Estimates

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Tiers

  • Agent-Native80 to 100
  • Agent-Ready60 to 79
  • Agent-Accessible40 to 59
  • Basic Presence20 to 39
  • Agent-Unreadable0 to 19

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