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Order the package

This form is the product. Your answers become one profile, and every agent-readable surface on your site is generated from it. Nothing is written twice, so nothing can disagree with itself.

what it costs

Start free, then pay for the fix

The free tier shows you the problem. Everything above it fixes it and then keeps measuring whether the fix still holds.

// per site unless stated
Plan	Price	What it covers
Free — See what AI sees	No charge	One model reads your homepage. You get the recovery score and the list of answers it could not find; the fix package is not included. One run per domain every thirty days. Run it yourself on the free-audit page: the run starts when you submit, and the result appears on the page in about five minutes with a permanent link.	Run it now
Audit + Kit	149 USD once	The full six-model audit, the generated fix package for every surface, and your own version-history page. Bought once and yours to keep, including the source files. Nothing you install here ever stops working, whatever you do about the subscriptions below.	Join the waitlist
Agent-Ready	149 USD per site per month	Daily drift checks on the served bytes of your pages, so a plugin update that silently removes your facts is caught the next morning. Every month a pooled three-run re-audit across six models, which is where a score comes from. Regeneration whenever a fact changes, and your version history kept current. Checkout for this tier opens once the self-install passes its own unaided test; until then, the waitlist is the way in.	Join the waitlist
Pro	199 USD per site per month	Everything in Agent-Ready, plus a weekly single-run check scored against that month's pooled baseline. A weekly run is a check, not an audit: a single run moves inside a measured noise band for reasons that have nothing to do with your site, so we publish a delta only when it is outside that band. Also: a re-check triggered when your pages change, three competitor slots, and priority in the queue. Checkout for this tier opens once the self-install passes its own unaided test; until then, the waitlist is the way in.	Join the waitlist
Attested Audit	1,500 USD once	The same six-model instrument every number on this site cites, run against your homepage as it stands today: the full per-model breakdown, not only the average; a PDF listing exactly what each model missed; a written findings document explaining why; and a page in a public version history where the result is published. This is a measurement, not an installation: no fact block goes on your site, nothing is attested on your behalf, and there is no fix package. Installing a fix is the Audit + Kit row; a named person at your business attesting facts happens inside Kit, Agent-Ready, Pro, or Managed, not here.	Join the waitlist
We open the pull request	300 USD once, two business days	For a self-install that did not land: send us the repository or theme and access to your hosted profile, and we make the same edits the install guide describes and open the pull request that finishes it. Done once, by us, in two business days. Not a subscription and not the Managed tier below: a single fix for a single stuck install.	Talk to us
Agency pack	399 USD per month for five sites, then 79 USD per additional site	Five client sites for one price, then 79 USD per month for each site after that. Your agency's name appears on every site's identity card as the business managing it, and the monthly report is yours to forward to your client under your own name. Published here so a reseller can quote it ahead of subscribing; checkout for this pack opens once the self-serve install ships.	Join the waitlist
Managed	From 1,500 USD per month — talk to us	We install it, run the audits, and sit down with you to work through the contradictions and sign the facts off. Your identity card is hosted by us and kept current from a one-line redirect on your own server, so a fact change never needs a developer again. Scoped in a conversation, so there is no checkout for this one.	Talk to us

Prices are per site unless a row says otherwise. Audit + Kit, the Attested Audit, and the pull request are each bought once; Agent-Ready, Pro, the agency pack, and Managed are monthly, and you can stop whenever you like — everything already installed keeps working, whatever you do about the subscriptions. Multi-location portfolios beyond the agency pack are scoped in a conversation rather than published as a price.

The waitlist

We are proving the package on our own demonstration sites before taking paid orders. The prices above are the prices, and nothing is charged while the list is open. Leave an address and we write once, when your slot opens — that is the only thing the address is used for.

free

See what AI sees

One model fetches your homepage and answers questions about your business from it. You get the recovery score and the specific answers it could not find. That is the whole free tier: it shows you the problem. The fix package is not included.

The free tier has its own page now, with the limits written out and the request address on it. One tier, described in one place, is the same rule we sell.

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the profile

The questions

Answer the way you would answer a customer on the phone. Only publish what is already true and already on your site — we never invent a commitment you have not made. Anything you would rather not publish goes in the “do not publish” box and is recorded as a deliberate gap, not an oversight.

Your site

Where the package gets installed. Not a fact for agents — plumbing.

1 Business name required

2 Domain (no https://, no trailing slash) required

3 One line a stranger would use to describe what you do required

Used as the summary line of llms.txt and the agent card description.

4 Businesses you are sometimes confused with (name + how to tell you apart)

The failure upstream of every other one is an agent resolving you to a look-alike — a similarly named company, a parent brand, a different-TLD twin — and answering from THEIR site (Note 14). One entry per line, `Name (domain) | how to tell us apart`. Published as a disambiguation row on every surface, so an agent with both candidates in view can rule the other one out. Leave empty if nobody is ever confused with you.

5 Parent company, if buyers confuse you with it (their exact name)

For RELATED-name situations — a parent, group or sibling brand that shares your name. Denial has no vocabulary; affiliation does: this publishes a machine-readable parentOrganization edge in the structured data and the identity card, so a resolver can route by relationship and territory instead of guessing. Put the human explanation in the look-alikes row above; this field is the graph edge.

6 The parent company's website

7 Registered legal entity name, if it differs from the trading name

The name on the paperwork when it is not the name on the door (a shop that trades as Harbor Lights is registered as Harbor Lights Holdings, LLC). Published to MACHINE-READABLE surfaces ONLY — schema.org legalName, the agent card's provider block, and the identity line of llms.txt. It is deliberately kept OUT of the visible hero block: a resolver needs it to match filings, licenses and directory records, while a human reading the page would only be confused by a second company name. Leave empty when the trading name IS the legal entity.

8 Website managed by (agency), if a third party maintains your site

Credits the agency that maintains the website and installs this package. Renders as siteManagedBy on the identity card and as a plain-text credit line in the fact sheet files. The attestation stays a named person either way — a company cannot answer for a sentence; a person at one can.

9 The managing agency's website

10 Canonical hostname, if it differs from the bare domain (e.g. www.example.com)

Set when the site's canonical URLs live on a subdomain such as www. Every URL the surfaces publish then uses this host, so no published link costs an agent a redirect hop. The surface survey records the same value; keeping it on the sheet makes it a signed fact.

11 Other names for this business (former names, spoken forms)

One per line. A former name after a rename, the way the name is heard aloud, a trading name. Published as alternateName in the structured data and the identity card so a resolver carrying the old association routes it to the same entity instead of inventing a second one.

The facts buyers ask for

Answer in plain sentences, the way you would answer a customer on the phone. Only publish what is already true and already published — the package never invents a commitment you have not made.

12 What do you sell? required

Published under the heading “What we sell”.

Products and services, in buyer language, including the range.

13 How do I get it — do I buy it, rent it, subscribe, or hire you? required

Published under the heading “How to get it”.

The acquisition model, whatever shape it takes — purchase, rental, lease, subscription, financing, one-off jobs, retainers. One of the highest-recovery facts measured (10/10 in Note 41). A pure-service answer counts: "you hire us per job, quoted in advance" is an answer, not a blank.

14 Where do you serve? required

Published under the heading “Where we work”.

Service area in your own words, plus whether you travel further.

15 How long have you been doing this? required

Published under the heading “How long we have done it”.

Measured mover on a live client site: 1/5 to 5/5 recovery once the answer was on the homepage (Note 30).

16 What do your licenses and certifications mean for me?

Published under the heading “What our credentials mean for you”.

Translate every number into the buyer's consequence. "ISO 9001" is a specification; "every unit is inspected against a documented process before it ships" is an answer (Note 38).

17 Who do you normally work with? required

Published under the heading “Industries and customers served”.

18 What happens after I buy? required

Published under the heading “After the sale”.

Installation, support, warranty, training — only what you actually offer.

19 Any other question customers keep asking (question + answer)

Each entry is `question:` and `answer:`. Recovery scales cleanly to at least six facts and did not degrade at eighty (Notes 21, 22), so add every question you actually answer on the phone.

The facts you do NOT publish

Deliberately empty is a valid answer and it is recorded as such. Facts left out stay unrecovered and produce no halo, which is exactly what the before/after measurement showed (Note 30) — a partial fix is honest, and it is still a fix.

20 Topics you do not want published (e.g. pricing, lead time, warranty)

Your homepage hero paragraph

The block wraps the paragraph your homepage ALREADY shows under its headline. Visitors see no change; agents get the facts on the first fetch. Paste the paragraph exactly as it appears today.

21 The paragraph under your homepage headline, copied verbatim required

22 The CSS classes on that paragraph, if you know them

Keeps your own typography. Leave blank and your installer fills it in.

23 Or paste the whole paragraph element, tags and all

If present this is used verbatim and the two fields above are ignored.

24 Your brand accent color, as a hex value

Colors the labels inside the fact panel so it reads as part of your site rather than as something bolted on. Costs an agent nothing either way — the extractor strips every style before the model reads (Notes 39, 40). Leave it blank and we take a plausible one from your own homepage; if we cannot find one, the panel keeps its default.

Where agents should go next

A homepage index that routes an agent straight to the page it wants. Agents follow in-page pointers and stop early — mean crawl depth with a block in place was 1.1 pages (Notes 19, 41).

25 Pricing or quote page

26 Products or services page

27 Contact page

28 Other destinations (label + url)

How to reach you

29 Contact email

30 Phone

Fact sign-off

GENERATION IS BLOCKED UNTIL THIS IS FILLED IN. A named human at the business fills in this attestation and is the one saying these facts are true: not their employer, and not an agency that manages the site. An agency running the account is credited on the identity card as the site's manager, but a credit line is not a signature. Fact liability sits with the business; the correction path is the update loop — edit the profile, and every surface regenerates and re-anchors in one run — and it runs through that named person, which is why this form asks for a name and a role, not a company.

31 Full name of the person attesting required

32 Their role

33 Date of sign-off (YYYY-MM-DD) required

Attestation

I confirm that the facts in this profile are true, are already published by this business, and may be published as machine-readable statements on our behalf. I understand that corrections are made by editing this profile, which regenerates every surface and adds a new version to the published history.

I confirm the above on behalf of this business.

Sending opens your own email program with the answers filled in, addressed to orders@aigentcandor.com. Nothing is transmitted from this page and nothing is stored in your browser — there is no form handler behind it on purpose, so your facts are not sitting in a database you did not ask for. If your browser does not open an email program, use Copy my answers and paste them into an email yourself.

after you send it

What happens next

We check the answers against your live site and flag anything that contradicts what is already published. This step catches real defects: we have found a fact sheet quoting a price six times higher than the pricing page it cited (Note 28).
You confirm the final wording and the named sign-off.
We freeze the profile, generate the package, and run the baseline audit before anything is installed — a before-and-after with the “before” taken afterwards is worth nothing.
You install it with the one-page guide, or we install it.
We re-run the identical audit and send you both sets of numbers, including the facts that did not move.