AI Agent Readiness Testing for Websites
Whether you ship the site or you ship the agent, Scovant gives both sides one comparable number.
Scovant is an AI agent readiness testing platform for websites. It evaluates crawler access, structured data, semantic usability, browser interaction, agent-facing interfaces, and real task completion. Teams can run scans through the web application, API, MCP, or as part of CI/CD.
Your site was built for people.
AI agents are showing up anyway.
Three things, in order.
Scan.
Crawl the site, parse structured data, evaluate 55 compatibility rules across 7 categories including Universal Commerce Protocol. The same rules every time, so scores are comparable.
Simulate.
Drive a real browser through your buy / search / signup flows. An agent attempts what a human would. Where it breaks, you see why.
Monitor.
Hook up your deploy webhook. Every release is scanned. The second a regression appears, your team hears about it.
One number your whole team understands.
Out of 100, weighted across up to seven categories — UCP and Citability count only where they apply. Every scan recomputes from scratch — no decay, no recency bias, no magic. The score on Monday is comparable to the score in Q3.
Catch regressions before you ship.
Set a baseline. Wire up your deploy webhook. Every commit runs a full Scovant pass; we compare to baseline and ping the team when anything drops. Same way you catch broken tests — but for compatibility.
Ship the fixes, not just the findings.
One credit turns your latest scan into a remediation plan: every issue, severity-ordered, with a concrete fix — enriched for your specific stack. It's plain Markdown with a shareable URL. Read it, hand it to your team, or pipe it straight into a coding agent and let it apply the fixes.
Pay only for what you simulate.
Four credit packs, from $9 to $99. Every scan, simulation, and fix plan costs 1 credit — start with 3 welcome credits on the free plan.