Public-site scan Free Can an agent read how to get started?
16 checks of your public docs, signup pages and API access instructions. Each result links to what the scanner found.
HTTP checks only. No agent tries your signup or integration.
This form needs JavaScript, because a scan takes longer than a plain form submit is allowed to wait. Without a runtime, ask the API directly and it answers the same scorecard:curl -X POST https://letagentsin.com/api/scan -H 'content-type: application/json' -d '{"domain":"example.com"}' Add "format":"agent" for markdown tasks, or connect an MCP client to https://letagentsin.com/mcp.
Your scan gets a permanent link you can forward. It is never added to the published corpus, and we do not post it anywhere.
No account or card required.
Agent report $49 Does your product make the shortlist?
One buying question, at least ten answers across two tools. See which providers get named and read every answer.
One report, paid once. I check that the question fits your product before you pay.
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Integration pilot $1,500 Can an agent finish the job?
Two tasks, two tools. I test the integration, make one small docs or example fix, then run the tasks again.
24 planned attempts, before and after A runnable test project A report showing what changed $1,500 each for the first 2 pilots. Up to 12 hours of my work. A retest may show no improvement.
See the pilot scope ↗ How the free scan is scored The score covers public HTTP signals across five stages. Unmeasured and inapplicable checks are excluded from your denominator.
Across 181 published domains, an average of 14 of 18 possible points could be measured. Only 1 could be measured in full.
80 signup pages returned no form without JavaScript. That alone does not establish a blocked signup: a browser-capable agent may still use them.
Read all checks and scoring rules