webmcp-tool

Find what blocks AI agents on your website.

Can AI agents use your website?

Check a public page for access, readable content, forms and WebMCP signals. Get a score, the main barriers found and concrete next steps.

One request, about 20 seconds. No sign-up, no email. The result gets a shareable address.

See an example

The first result needs no account or email. This scan examines source and publicly reachable signals. Test task completion separately in a browser.

Start with a task a visitor wants to finish

These are examples. Enter the public page where the task begins, then test the complete journey separately.

Find a product

Find a monitor under €400 with USB-C.

Missing specifications or an unreadable product page make matching harder.

The scan checks: Public product content, structured data and WebMCP signals.

Test in a browser: Correct results, stock and cart behavior.

Product selection guide →

Prepare an enquiry

Prepare a support request using my details.

Unlabelled fields make it unclear where each detail belongs.

The scan checks: Labels, controls and public form barriers.

Test in a browser: Validation, uploads and submission.

Forms agents can use →

Prepare a booking

Find a free appointment on Friday after 2 pm.

A calendar without a clear entry point is difficult to interpret.

The scan checks: The public booking page and possible tool signals.

Test in a browser: Availability and confirmed booking.

WebMCP forms guide →

From a score to a first fix

The public result is shareable and shows the three largest technical priorities. The complete report is available separately by email.

01

See the score

Check the overall score and the fitness and adoption breakdown.

02

Read the evidence

Inspect what was found on the exact public URL you entered.

03

Apply a fix

Copy a brief from the findings, change your site, and scan again.

See an example →

For agencies

Turn a client audit into clear next steps

Choose one public customer journey, share its findings and verify a change. A homepage scan does not test the checkout or a signed-in flow.

Read the agency audit guide →

What the score measures

Documented checks cover access, readability, actionable controls and agent protocols. The score ranks technical findings; it cannot prove that a booking or purchase succeeds.

25 checks · 6 pillars

Agent Access

20 possible points

4 checks

Machine Readability

20 possible points

5 checks

Actionability

25 possible points

5 checks

Integration

15 possible points

3 checks

Identity & Commerce

10 possible points

3 checks

WebMCP Implementation

10 possible points

5 checks

Read the scoring method →Learn what WebMCP does →

WebMCP Tool

From checking to implementation and measurement

WebMCP Tool checks public pages. The separate mcp-tool.com service helps implement a remote MCP server. The separate agenttracking.co service measures agent activity on a site. Browser WebMCP and remote MCP serve different clients.

Explore MCP implementation →Explore Agent Tracking →Use this checker from your agent →

Questions before you check

What does the check examine?

It fetches a public URL and checks source, reachable discovery paths and technical signals. The methodology names each check.

Is the first result free?

Yes. The public score and top findings need no account or email. The full report asks for an email address.

Does the score prove that an agent completes a task?

No. A real task, including any login, booking or purchase, needs a separate browser test.

Which URL should I enter?

Enter the exact public product, form or booking page you want to improve. Checking the homepage does not check your checkout.

Find the first barrier on your site

Check your website for free