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Make your website
ready for AI agents.

A buyer can send an AI assistant to your site to research your product or request a demo. We make your pages easier for it to read and build one public task it can complete in a compatible browser.

The Agentic Web Sprint Two weeks. $5,000 flat.

See what you get

Agentic Web Sprint

Included in the sprint

  • WebMCP for one public workflow.
  • Homepage technical SEO, Lighthouse cleanup, and llms.txt.
  • Agent testing and handoff.
  • 12 months of readiness updates included.

See how an assistant
uses your website.

We check whether an agent can find your product details and complete the task you have chosen.

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From the page to the completed task.

The sprint covers the website changes and the tests your team needs to check them.

Start with pages
an agent can read.

We fix HTML structure and accessibility issues on your homepage and agreed pages, including headings, metadata, crawlable links, and structured data. We add llms.txt and address performance bottlenecks. Our target is 100 across Lighthouse's Performance, Accessibility, Best Practices, and SEO categories.

Your website

What your agent sees

<header>
  <nav aria-label="Main">
    Product · Pricing
  </nav>
</header>

<main>
  <h1>More doing.
  Less busywork.</h1>
  <p>Keep your team’s
  work in one place.</p>

  <a href="/demo">
    Book a demo
  </a>
  <section aria-label=
    "Features">…</section>
</main>
One website. Clear for people and agents.

Give the agent a way
to complete the task.

That could mean searching your product or requesting a demo. We add WebMCP to one agreed public workflow so compatible browser agents can use it. The tool defines what information the agent needs to provide and returns a result, using your existing form validation.

WebMCP / Example workflow
Agent discovers the toolYour website handles the requestAgent receives the result

Test the journey
and hand it over.

We run the same task before and after the changes to check whether an agent can complete it. Your team receives the code and recorded results, including any remaining limits. We also show you how to repeat the checks.

Handoff / Test record
Journey
Find pricing → request demo
Environment
Browser + agent version recorded
Evidence
Before / after captures
Outcome
Passed checks + open issues
Next owner
Your engineering team

We maintain these changes
for the next 12 months.

If relevant WebMCP or agent-readiness standards change, we update the pages and workflow we built. Those updates are included in the sprint price for 12 months after handoff.

The two weeks, day by day.

Pre-work

Your team

Share your product details, site access, and the journey buyers should be able to complete.

Our team

Review your website and agree on the pages, workflow, and checks before kickoff.

Week 1: Build

  1. Monday

    Kickoff

    Agree on the task and record how it works today.

  2. Tuesday–Thursday

    Implementation

    Add WebMCP, llms.txt, and the agreed page improvements.

  3. Friday

    Your review

    Walk through the first version together.

Week 2: Test and launch

  1. Monday–Tuesday

    Agent testing

    Check whether an agent finds the tool and completes the task.

  2. Wednesday–Thursday

    Refinements

    Address feedback and rerun the checks.

  3. Friday

    Final review and handoff

    Review the release together and hand over the code and test record.

A few practical
questions.

What is WebMCP?

WebMCP gives compatible browser agents a way to use actions on your website. We add it to one agreed public workflow, using your existing forms or JavaScript.

Does every browser support it?

WebMCP is an emerging specification, currently available through Chrome's origin trial and local testing flag. We test in a supported environment and preserve the normal experience for other visitors.

What does $5,000 cover?

We improve the agreed pages on one website and add WebMCP to one public workflow. The sprint includes homepage technical SEO, Lighthouse improvements, llms.txt, testing, and handoff. You also get 12 months of readiness updates. We agree on the scope before kickoff.

What do you need from us?

Access to the repository or CMS and a staging environment. We also need someone who knows the product and can approve changes.

What does the Lighthouse target mean?

We target 100 in Performance, Accessibility, Best Practices, and SEO on the agreed pages. Before kickoff, we confirm the test settings and any limits imposed by hosting or third-party scripts. You get before-and-after reports. We test agent browsing separately and record whether the agent completes each agreed task.

Will this improve AI rankings?

We measure whether agents can read the selected pages and use the agreed workflow. Rankings and recommendations are not guaranteed.

What does the 12-month guarantee cover?

For 12 months after handoff, we update what we built at no extra charge when relevant WebMCP and agent-readiness standards change. This covers the pages and workflow we delivered. We quote new features and redesigns separately.

What is outside the sprint?

Authenticated product integrations, standalone MCP servers, new backend APIs, and major redesigns. We can scope those separately.

Show us the task
you want an agent to complete.

Two weeks. $5,000 flat.