Know who is reading your site.
AutomateIndex separates search bots, AI agents, training crawlers, unknown automation, and ordinary traffic so you can stop guessing.
A public scan gives the first signal; the workspace turns it into ongoing evidence.AI visibility infrastructure
AI visibility infrastructure for the open web.
AutomateIndex shows which AI crawlers visit your site, helps make pages easier for AI search and agents to understand, and lets you offer paid machine-readable access when you are ready.
Through to the other side
From invisible to indexed.
In the dark, your site is just noise to AI. Step through and it resolves into something machines can find, read, and trust — your pages, your facts, your access, ordered and lit.
Inside your index
Your site, assembled into an index AI can read.
In the light, your scattered signals lock into one structure — your pages, your facts, your feeds, your access. Scroll to assemble it.
01
Your pages
The public surface AI reads first — the pages, products, and services that need to be found and understood.
- Indexable pages
- Products & services
- Clean structure
02
Your facts
The structured truth machines cite — prices, specs, comparisons, and the schema that makes them legible.
- Schema
- Prices & specs
- Comparisons
03
Your feeds
Proof the index stays current — sitemaps, feeds, and freshness signals that keep AI trusting the source.
- Sitemaps
- Feeds
- Freshness
04
Your access
The rules of engagement — what stays open to search, what is governed, and what agents can pay for.
- Policy files
- Open to search
- Paid routes
From chaos to order
Now AI can read it.
Your pages, facts, and access resolve into one clean, machine-readable index — scanned in real time.
What it does
See it. Make it readable. Charge for it.
AutomateIndex sits between your website and the AI systems trying to read it. First it shows what is happening. Then it improves the public surfaces AI can understand. Only after that does paid AI access become an option.
The point is simple: keep the open web discoverable, make your site easier for AI systems to understand, and control the parts of your content that deserve commercial access.
Make the useful parts machine-readable.
Pages, product feeds, service details, policy files, sitemaps, schema, and summaries are tuned so AI systems can parse the right facts.
The goal is not to hide the site. It is to make the best public source easier to understand.Add paid access only when it makes sense.
When a site has valuable structured content, AutomateIndex can package approved access and route paid AI-agent use through AgentToll.
Search and human visitors stay open while selected AI access can become commercial.How it works
Four moves before paid access.
Evidence comes first, readiness work comes next, and payment only appears where you have a clean, structured route to sell — never before.
Understand the public surface first.
Check crawler rules, AI guidance files, and obvious readiness gaps before asking anyone to install a thing.
Watch real crawler access without changing the site.
Monitor-only data shows which bots and AI agents request which paths while human visitors and search stay untouched.
Make the site easier for AI systems to understand.
Improve crawl eligibility, structured data, feeds, freshness, and evidence-rich content so AI search has clearer facts.
Sell clean access only when value is packaged.
Offer approved content packages for agents that need reliable information. Raw crawler hits stay analytics.
The operating layer
Everything your website needs to become AI-visible.
The first scan is only the opening move. The workspace turns crawler evidence, readable files, policy rules, readiness fixes, and paid access into one controlled rollout for the site.
It works for websites that sell products, book services, publish knowledge, host documentation, maintain catalogs, or need their best public pages to be understood by the next generation of search.
No-install first scan
Run a public scan that shows what AI and search systems can reach today, what guidance files exist, and where discovery is blocked.
Live bot evidence
Track search bots, AI agents, training crawlers, unknown bots, and the exact URLs they request as your site changes.
Pages AI can use
Turn product facts, service pages, feeds, freshness, schema, and public summaries into clearer source material.
Machine-readable rules
Generate and maintain robots.txt, llms.txt, RSL terms, and access metadata without cutting off normal search.
Cleaner paths for agents
Package product data, price lists, research, comparisons, inventory, and brand facts for approved AI use.
Paid access when ready
Let AI agents pay for selected access after the site has something structured, measurable, and valuable to sell.
ARD-compatible catalog
Publish a validated catalog that describes your public machine-readable resources so agents can find and verify them.
Who it’s for
Built for sites that need to be found, understood, and controlled.
AutomateIndex gives publishers, agencies, and catalog owners a practical path from AI access evidence to better machine readability and approved access.
Find which crawlers, AI agents, and training bots touch the site, then keep discovery open while policy changes stay deliberate.
Start with an audit, show what AI systems can already read, fix readiness gaps, and report the safest next move across accounts.
Expose clearer product facts, feeds, summaries, and approved access so agents can understand the offer instead of scraping around it.
Readable to AI
Make your pages easy for AI to read.
AI search and agents work from sources they can clearly read and verify. AutomateIndex focuses on the signals that make your site usable source material instead of ambiguous page noise.
This is the practical layer most websites are missing: public pages stay open, policy becomes explicit, facts become structured, and changes become measurable.
- Eligibility
Important pages stay crawlable, indexable, and open to search-like AI discovery.
- Readability
Policy files, schemas, feeds, and text routes give AI systems cleaner facts to parse.
- Freshness
Sitemaps, changed pages, pricing, inventory, and service details stay current enough to trust.
- Difference
The site explains why it should be chosen: coverage, proof, support, data, or expertise.
- Measurement
Audits, crawler visits, generated files, and source clarity become visible over time.
Public files, plainly
Small files tell machines what they can read.
A handful of machine-readable files tell crawlers and AI systems what they can read, how to understand it, and when paid access exists — without changing everything at once.
robots.txtSets crawler rules for the open web so normal search can stay protected.
llms.txtGives AI systems a plain map of important pages, summaries, and preferred context.
RSL termsAdds rights and licensing signals for reuse instead of leaving agents to guess.
ai-license.jsonPublishes machine-readable access terms, contact paths, and paid-route metadata.
ai-catalog.jsonPublishes an ARD-compatible agent discovery catalog for public machine-readable resources.
The commercial layer
What you sell is control, readiness, and access.
The offer reads in one pass: see AI access, improve what AI systems can read, monitor safely, and add paid access only when there is a clean product to sell.
See and govern every AI visitor.
Know which crawlers and agents reach you, keep search open by default, and decide what stays governed — without breaking discovery.
Make the source easier for AI to understand.
Cleaner pages, facts, feeds, and freshness so AI search and agents can read and verify your source material.
Charge for what is worth selling.
Package approved content and let AI agents pay through AgentToll — only once there is real, structured value.
Pricing
Free to start. Pay for the operating layer.
Run a free public scan, add a monthly workspace when monitoring earns its keep, and share usage only on successful paid AI-agent access. The pricing mirrors the workflow: prove visibility first, operate the site second, monetize approved AI access last.
Free audit
$0public scan
For a first read on what AI and search crawlers can see before you install anything.
- 1 public domain audit
- Crawler rules and AI guidance checks
- Search-safety notes
- Recommended first move
LaunchEligible 14-day card preview trial
$29.99per month
After the first paid invoice, one site gets live crawler visibility, generated files, and a guided monitor-first rollout.
- 1 site
- Monitor-only crawler visibility
- Crawler rules and AI guidance files
- 30-day event history
OperatorEligible 14-day card preview trial
$49.99per month
After the first paid invoice, teams can manage multiple sites, access controls, payout readiness, and paid agent access rollout.
- Up to 7 sites
- Policy presets and access controls
- Approved agent access paths
- 90-day history and revenue tracking
AutomateIndex charges 0% on x402 payments. Site owners keep paid agent-access revenue; provider, wallet, or network fees may apply outside AutomateIndex.
Agency partner pricing stays consultative while the workflow matures.Compare full pricing
Go live
Make your site readable before you make it restrictive.
Start with a free scan, keep search open, improve the parts AI should understand, and charge agents only when your content is structured enough to be worth paying for.
Public-first No install needed for the first read.Search-safe Normal discovery stays open by default.Revenue-ready Payment waits for packaged value.
Automated install for Vercel, Shopify, WordPress. The free audit works on any site — no install needed.
See what AI and search can already reach.
Improve pages, feeds, schema, summaries, and freshness.
Watch real bots and agents request the improved site.
Clarify what is open, governed, restricted, or commercial.
Turn approved AI-agent use into revenue when the value is real.
Market signals
AI access is becoming a business layer.
Recent source-backed updates point in the same direction: AI discovery, crawler control, and agent payments are moving from theory into real product infrastructure.
AP News
Google is putting AI agents deeper into Search.
Search is becoming more conversational, multimodal, and agent-led. Site owners need source material that AI systems can read, compare, and trust.
Google Developers Blog
Agent discovery is moving toward domain-hosted catalogs.
Google announced the open Agentic Resource Discovery specification, where organizations publish catalogs under their own domains so agentic resources can be found and verified.
Cloudflare
Crawler access is becoming a control and compensation layer.
Publishers are moving from blind scraping toward permission, visibility, and clearer terms for AI access.
OpenAI
Product discovery is moving inside AI assistants.
Catalogs need product facts, prices, availability, and comparison details that agents can understand without guessing.
AWS
Agent payments are entering mainstream cloud infrastructure.
Small paid requests are becoming practical for software agents when the content is approved and worth charging for.
The pattern is clear: AI discovery, access control, and small agent payments are becoming real website infrastructure.