QWeb Agent Ready
Pricing

Free for the reading.
Paid for the reaching out.

The split is not a marketing decision. WordPress.org forbids a hosted plugin from making external calls, and every remaining part of agent readiness needs one: DNS records live at your DNS host, an alert has to be sent somewhere, and a payment needs a network on the other end.

Free

$0

On WordPress.org, unlimited sites

  • llms.txt, generated live
  • robots.txt with eighteen AI crawlers named
  • Content-Signal preferences
  • Link headers on every page
  • Markdown negotiation with correct Vary
  • API catalog and OpenAPI
  • MCP server card and a working MCP server
  • Agent skills with content digests
  • AI catalog (ARD)
  • OAuth metadata and auth.md
  • Web Bot Auth key directory
  • WebMCP in-page tools
  • The readiness check, run from your admin
  • No DNS-AID
  • No agentic checkout
Get the free edition

Agency

$299 / year

Up to 25 sites

  • Everything in PRO
  • Twenty-five site activations
  • One readiness report across every site
  • Onboarding call
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What we will not do.

Publish a checkout that does not work

PRO refuses to publish an agentic checkout manifest until there is a real endpoint behind it. An agent that promises a buyer it can complete a purchase, and then cannot, costs the merchant more than the missing feature did.

Score you out of checks we skipped

Anything a plugin genuinely cannot do is listed and explained rather than left out of the total. A tidy hundred percent that hid two categories would be a worse product than an honest eighty.

Call it a block when it is a request

Content-Signal states a preference to systems that choose to honour it. We say so plainly, because a site owner who believes it is enforcement will make a decision on that belief.

Try it on your own site first.

The test is free, needs no account, and tells you what we would fix.

Run the test