See what agents can read. And use.
Beacon combines crawler-access checks with Ora’s separate agent-readiness assessment. Inspect an example, then choose whether to scan a public site.
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Read the findings before you scan.
Crawler access tells you what bots can read. Agent readiness checks the domain for agent-facing capabilities. Beacon shows both assessments separately.
This is a fictional example, not a client result or live scan. Exploring it checks no URL.
Inspect the example.
Crawl-Sim · the page you enter
Checks the initial page response using crawler profiles, access rules and structured content. It does not run an agent browser session.
The service text is in the page response
- Example evidence
- The fictional page returns its service description in the initial HTML.
- What it means
- A crawler can read that text without running the site's JavaScript. This says nothing about whether it will cite the page.
- Next step
- Keep the key service details in the page response, including the audience and what is offered.
The live assessments use different scoring methods and are not averaged. Technical checks cannot guarantee rankings, citations or completed agent tasks.
Run a public site scan.
Free, with no account or email required. Enter a public website to see its current findings.
Crawl-Sim checks the page URL you enter. We store the URL, crawl result and timestamp. Your public domain is sent to Ora and may appear in its public scan dataset; Ora results may be cached or limited by provider availability.
BUILT ON CRAWL-SIM ↗ . our open-source multi-bot crawler simulatorWhat needs to work for you?
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