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You can generate llms.txt, agents.md, robots.txt, and JSON-LD yourself, free, right now, with the Instant Fix tool, so this page isn't selling you those files. It's selling the part that tool can't do: we install them correctly on your actual site and verify, with a real before/after score, that they actually move the number before you're done.
robots.txt that silently blocks AI crawlers and publish no
Organization/LocalBusiness structured data. That's not a ranking problem. It's a can't-be-read-at-all
problem. More people are asking AI assistants who to call before they search Google. A site that can't
be read loses that referral before quality is ever judged.We run the same public AI-visibility checker on your site first, so you can see exactly what's broken before paying anything.
Already grabbed your files free from Instant Fix? Good. Send us your
site and we'll get them installed correctly (corrected robots.txt crawler access,
real JSON-LD, then llms.txt/llms-full.txt/agents.md for
completeness) and confirm the score
actually moves. Haven't generated them yet? We'll build and install them for you. Same price, same
guarantee, no code editing required on your end either way. Delivery is same-day, generated by the
same automated tooling this operation runs on, not a multi-day manual queue.
We re-run the checker once the files are in place and send the before/after side by side.
| Check | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| llms.txt present | Missing | Present |
| robots.txt allows AI crawlers | Blocked | Allowed |
| Organization schema | Missing | Present |
| Overall score | 41/100 | 78/100 |
Real methodology, fully published: the rubric.
Honest weighting, so you know what you're buying: Google's own guidance (updated June 15, 2026) says AI-text files like llms.txt aren't needed for Google Search or its AI features, and large-scale studies show no citation correlation. That's why this retrofit leads with crawler access, schema, and extractable content. The parts the evidence supports, and includes llms.txt/agents.md because they're cheap, harmless, and some assistants do read them. We demoted llms.txt in our own audit engine on July 18, before Google made it official. You should distrust anyone selling it as magic.
We ran a live, disclosed A/B experiment: two near-identical business pages, one retrofitted with these exact files, one left as-is. Then we asked the AI assistants about both. On the un-retrofitted control page, ChatGPT invented a pricing table that does not exist: made-up tiers, made-up numbers, stated as fact to a potential customer. On the retrofitted page it answered honestly from the real content. That's the actual stake: not a lower "score," but an AI confidently telling people things about your business that aren't true. Full experiment, methodology, and running results →
Get the AI-Readiness Retrofit: $49 founding price → Reply with your site URL after checkout and we'll run your real before-score first, the same free check anyone can run, so you see the actual problems before the fix is delivered, not just a bill. The $49 founding price is capped at our first 3 customers. After that it reverts to the standard $60-175 range.
After the retrofit: sites drift. A retrofit is a snapshot. Files get overwritten in redesigns, robots.txt rules change, scores drift silently. We know because it happened to us: our own homepage was missing one file it should have carried, the scheduled re-check flagged it, and the next report confirmed the fix. 95→100, seven days apart, documented, no human noticing required. That re-check is Pulse. The same engine, on a schedule, from $9/mo. The retrofit gets you legible. Pulse tells you the day you stop being legible.
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