AI-agent readiness · Tours & activities
Travelers now ask ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity to plan — and book — their trips. Scan your website and get your Bookability Score: what agents can see, what they can't, and the exact fixes.
Free · No sign-up · ~30 seconds · 40+ live checks
What we check
Everything an AI agent needs to find your tours, understand what they cost, and complete a booking — with tourism-specific checks no generic scanner runs.
If crawlers can't reach you, nothing else matters. We check robots.txt against all 13 major AI bots, your XML sitemap, and llms.txt — the curated front door for AI agents.
Agents book from structured data, not adjectives. We validate JSON-LD for Product, TouristTrip, Event and TouristAttraction — and whether every offer carries a price, currency and availability.
The headline question: could an agent act, not just read? We probe WebMCP, MCP discovery, A2A agent cards, OpenAPI — and whether 'Book now' is a real link in your HTML.
Browser agents combine the DOM, accessibility tree and screenshots. We check server-rendered content, heading hierarchy, landmarks, alt text and link clarity.
HTTPS is the baseline. HSTS, CSP and strict headers form the trust layer agents require before transacting on your site.
Tours happen somewhere. We check machine-readable meeting points, opening hours, phone and address, FAQ markup and share cards.
How it works
STEP 1
Enter your URL. We run 40+ live checks against your real site — no crawling queue, no email wall.
STEP 2
Get your Bookability Score with grades for all six categories, rendered as a boarding pass you can share.
STEP 3
Follow prioritized fixes with copy-paste snippets — or hand the report to your developer or booking platform.
Questions operators ask
Increasingly, yes. Since August 2026, WebMCP tools are live in the ChatGPT desktop browser and Codex, and browser agents from OpenAI, Anthropic and Google can complete checkouts on well-structured sites. Sites that expose structured data and agent protocols get found and booked; sites that don't get skipped.
A 0–100 score (with a letter grade) measuring whether AI agents can find, understand and book your tours. It weighs six categories: discovery, tour schema, agent bookability, semantics, security, and local signals.
A plain-markdown file at /llms.txt that gives AI assistants a curated guide to your most important pages — your top tours, prices and booking page — instead of leaving them to guess.
An open protocol that lets a website expose tools (like check_availability or book_tour) that AI agents can call directly, instead of scraping your pages. Shopify enabled it for every storefront in 2026; tour operators who adopt it early get booked directly inside AI assistants.
Yes — unlimited scans, full category breakdown, and your top fixes are free forever. Pro adds continuous monitoring, alerts when your score changes, full recommendation lists with code, and white-label PDF reports.