Pricing
The readiness check, the six fix tools and the Chrome extension are free without an account. A free account adds an API key and a small LLM Monitor project. Paid plans are about keeping a site readable and proving it: watched sites re-checked on a schedule, the Monitor's live-search sources, bulk checks and the client report. Prices in USD, cancel any time.
One-time · one site · delivered within 48 hours
Machine Readiness Audit
The whole site checked against the Machine Readiness standard, not just the homepage: the fixes written for your platform, the access policy verified at the server, which pages AI answers used instead of yours and why, a report you can share, and 30 days of re-checks to see the fixes land.
- Every page we can find from your sitemap, up to 50, checked for readability, structured data, forms and markdown copies.
- robots.txt, llms.txt, JSON-LD, the TDM file and agents.json written for your site, with install steps for WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix or custom code.
- The policy verdict: what your site says machines may do, whether the server enforces it both ways, and your public statement.
- The diagnostic: five to ten of your customers' questions put to live AI search, which pages the answers used instead, and what those pages have that yours lack.
- A shareable report, then a weekly re-check for 30 days.
Done by a person with the same tools the free check uses, and sent by email within 48 hours. Evidence of what is true, never a promise of a mention. Pay once; no account needed.
A run is one project's prompts sent to each of its AI providers, once. A weekly schedule uses about 4 runs a month per project; daily uses about 30. So 30 runs is one project daily, or five projects weekly with a few to spare; 100 runs is three projects daily.
Free
- 50 readiness checks / month
- All 6 free tools, the Chrome extension and the MCP server
- 1 LLM Monitor project · 3 prompts · 4 manual runs / month on Perplexity, with its sources
Pro
- 1,000 readiness checks / month
- 5 watched sites: re-checked weekly or daily, alert when the verdict changes
- 5 LLM Monitor projects · 15 prompts each · 30 runs / month, weekly or daily
- Live AI search with sources: Perplexity and Google AI Overviews
- Who the answers cite, with what those sites have that you don't
- Bulk check: 10 sites per job from a pasted list or CSV, results as CSV
- Per-crawler detail + fixes in the Chrome extension
- 5 API keys · priority support
Agency
- 5,000 readiness checks / month
- 20 watched sites: re-checked weekly or daily, alert when the verdict changes
- 20 LLM Monitor projects · 20 prompts each · 100 runs / month, weekly or daily
- Live AI search with sources · 20 competitors tracked each
- White-label client reports: your name and logo on the cover, PDF-ready, expiring links
- Bulk check: 100 sites per job from a pasted list or CSV, results as CSV
- Client workspaces: projects, watched sites, bulk checks and reports filed by client, with the client's logo on the report cover
- Everything in Pro · priority support
What is the Machine Readiness Audit, and who does it?
One site, once. We check every page we can find (up to 50), write the fixes for your platform, verify the access policy at the server, put your customers' questions to live AI search to see what the answers used instead, and send a shareable report within 48 hours, then re-check weekly for 30 days. A person does it, with the same tools the free check runs on, which is why it costs $49 and not $500. The standard it is measured against is public.
What is a readiness check?
One audit of one URL: crawler access for 50+ AI bots, the on-page signals and the fix list. The website form is free for everyone; the monthly allowance is for the API, the MCP server and the Chrome extension with your key.
What does the Monitor measure?
Which sites AI answers draw on for your customers' questions, whether yours is among them, and what the cited sites have that yours doesn't. Every answer comes from live AI search: Perplexity and Google AI Overviews search the web for each prompt and show the pages they drew on. It measures; it does not promise a mention. How it works →
Can I change plans later?
Yes. Manage Billing on your dashboard switches the plan on your existing subscription and prorates the difference; cancelling keeps the plan active until the end of the period you paid for.