AI visibility infrastructure for the open web.

AutomateIndex shows which AI crawlers visit your site, helps make pages easier for AI search and agents to understand, and lets you offer paid machine-readable access when you are ready.

Start with a public domain scan, keep normal search open, then decide what to monitor, improve, or package for licensed access.

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Scanpublic surface

MonitorAI/search access

Preparemachine-readable

Packagepaid routes

Live access mapsearch open

Scan the public siteSee AI/search crawler accessImprove AI-readable pagesKeep search openPackage paid access when ready

What AutomateIndex does

One path from AI access confusion to controlled, readable, paid-ready surfaces.

The product is not a blunt AI blocker. It gives site owners a clear operating loop: see what is happening, improve what machines can understand, keep search open, and prepare paid access when it is worth selling.

Scan the domain

Check what crawlers and AI systems can already see from the public web, including crawler rules and AI guidance files.

Monitor real access

See search bots, AI agents, training crawlers, unknown bots, and the paths they request before changing policy.

Improve AI readiness

Make pages, product facts, feeds, freshness signals, and public summaries easier for AI systems to parse.

Package paid access

Offer approved content packages such as product information, price lists, research data, or comparison facts when there is clear value to sell.

Who it is for

Built for sites that need to be found, understood, and controlled.

AutomateIndex gives publishers, agencies, and catalog owners a practical path from AI access evidence to better machine readability and approved access.

Publishers

See and control AI access without risking search.

Find which crawlers, AI agents, and training bots touch the site, then keep discovery open while policy changes stay deliberate.

Run audit

Agencies

Give clients a clear AI visibility rollout.

Start with an audit, show what AI systems can already read, fix readiness gaps, and report the safest next move across accounts.

Create workspace

Catalogs

Make products and data easier for AI buyers to choose.

Expose clearer product facts, feeds, summaries, and approved access so agents can understand the offer instead of scraping around it.

Read vision

Workflow

Four moves before paid access.

Evidence comes first, readiness work comes next, and payment only appears where the publisher has a clean structured route to sell.

Free audit

Scan

Understand the public surface first.

Check crawler rules, AI guidance files, and obvious readiness gaps before asking a publisher to install anything.

Live evidence

Monitor

Watch real crawler access without changing the site.

Use monitor-only data to show which bots and AI agents request which paths while human visitors and search stay untouched.

AI visibility

Prepare

Make the site easier for AI systems to understand.

Improve crawl eligibility, structured data, feeds, freshness, and evidence-rich content so AI search and commerce systems have clearer facts.

Paid access later

Package

Sell clean access only when value is packaged.

Offer approved content packages for agents that need reliable information. Raw crawler hits stay analytics.

AI Visibility Readiness

AI recommendations favor the clearest evidence.

AutomateIndex helps improve the signals AI systems can use when deciding what to cite, summarize, compare, or show in buying flows. It improves readiness; it does not promise placement.

EligibilityImportant pages stay crawlable, indexable, and open to search-like AI discovery.

ReadabilityPolicy files, schemas, feeds, and text routes give AI systems cleaner facts to parse.

FreshnessSitemaps, product facts, changed pages, pricing, and inventory stay current enough to trust.

DifferenceThe site explains why it should be chosen: coverage, proof, support, data, or expertise.

MeasurementAudits, crawler visits, generated files, and source clarity become easy to prove over time.

Product surfaces

One system for the three questions every publisher asks next.

Who is accessing us? Are we easy for AI systems to understand? Which approved packages are worth selling?

First read

Free audit

A no-install scan that shows what AI and search systems can already see and where readiness gaps begin.

Traffic evidence

Crawler monitor

Live visibility into known search bots, AI agents, training crawlers, unknown bots, and the paths they request.

Visibility layer

AI readiness

Guidance for pages, feeds, schema, freshness, and differentiators that make the site easier for AI systems to understand.

Safe rollout

Policy files

Generate clear machine-readable rules for search, AI search, training, and licensed access without changing everything at once.

Agent-ready

Approved access

Package product information, price lists, research data, or comparison facts that are cleaner than scraping ordinary pages.

Payment module

AgentToll

Add payment to selected approved access after the publisher decides there is something worth selling.

Public files, plainlySmall files tell crawlers and AI systems what they can read, how to understand it, and when paid access exists.

robots.txt

Sets crawler rules for the open web so normal search can stay protected.

llms.txt

Gives AI systems a plain map of important pages, summaries, and preferred context.

RSL terms

Adds rights and licensing signals for reuse instead of leaving agents to guess.

ai-license.json

Publishes machine-readable access terms, contact paths, and paid-route metadata.

Pricing

Start with the audit. Pay for the operating layer.

The model is intentionally simple: free public scan, monthly workspace when monitoring is useful, and usage share only on successful paid AI-agent access.

Free audit

$0public scan

For a first read on what AI and search crawlers can see before you install anything.

1 public domain audit
Crawler rules and AI guidance checks
Search-safety notes
Recommended first move

Launch30-day free trial

$19.99per month after trial

For one site that needs live crawler visibility, generated files, and a guided monitor-first rollout.

1 site
Monitor-only crawler visibility
Crawler rules and AI guidance files
30-day event history

Operator

$99per month

For teams managing multiple sites, access controls, payout readiness, and paid agent access rollout.

Up to 5 sites
Policy presets and access controls
Approved agent access paths
90-day history and revenue tracking

Agency partnerMulti-client pricing stays consultative while the workflow matures.

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Commercial layer

What you sell is control, readiness, and access.

The offer is easy to understand in one pass: see AI access, improve what AI systems can read, monitor safely, and add paid access only when there is a clean product to sell.

Public-firstNo install needed for the first read

Search-safeNormal discovery stays open by default

Revenue-readyPayment waits for packaged value

Start

A scan that makes the invisible visible.

The free audit turns AI crawler access, public readiness, and search-safety gaps into a first recommendation before anything is installed.

Operate

A workspace for control before enforcement.

Teams can monitor crawler categories, protect search defaults, generate policy files, and decide when tighter access actually makes sense.

Improve

A readiness layer for AI search and commerce.

AutomateIndex helps prepare readable, current, differentiated surfaces so AI systems have better evidence to cite, compare, and choose.

Package

Paid access only after value is packaged.

AgentToll belongs on approved content packages after the publisher chooses to offer paid AI-agent access.

Start with evidence

Make the site readable before you make it restrictive.

Start with a public scan, then decide what to monitor, improve, or package for paid AI-agent access.

Run a public scanPrepare clearer AI guidanceEnable paid access only when ready

Run free audit Read vision

Market signals

AI access is becoming a business layer.

Recent source-backed updates point in the same direction: AI discovery, crawler control, and agent payments are moving from theory into real product infrastructure.

AP NewsMay 19, 2026

Google is putting AI agents deeper into Search.

Search is becoming more conversational, multimodal, and agent-led. Site owners need source material that AI systems can read, compare, and trust.

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CloudflareJuly 2025

Crawler access is becoming a control and compensation layer.

Publishers are moving from blind scraping toward permission, visibility, and clearer terms for AI access.

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OpenAIMarch 24, 2026

Product discovery is moving inside AI assistants.

Catalogs need product facts, prices, availability, and comparison details that agents can understand without guessing.

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AWSMay 7, 2026

Agent payments are entering mainstream cloud infrastructure.

Small paid requests are becoming practical for software agents when the content is approved and worth charging for.

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The pattern is clear: AI discovery, access control, and small agent payments are becoming real website infrastructure.