Checklist

Agent readiness checklist for SaaS

SaaS sites need more than a polished homepage. Assistants need stable product understanding, pricing clarity, trust pages, docs or setup paths, and a clean action path into the product.

Run a fresh scan Agent readiness hub

Most common gap

Pricing and docs are hard to find

Most important surfaces

Home, pricing, docs, trust

Best follow-up

Scan the live domain

Checklist

The first pass for a SaaS public surface

Public understanding

The homepage clearly states what the product does.

There is one obvious product page or concept hub.

Canonical URLs point to live public pages.

Commercial trust

Pricing is public and easy to reach.

Terms and privacy pages are available.

Proof pages such as case studies or showcases exist where relevant.

Implementation depth

Docs or setup pages are publicly reachable.

Core flows have stable URLs.

Important guides are not hidden behind app shells or auth walls.

Machine-readable hints

robots.txt and sitemap.xml are published.

llms.txt points to canonical public references when appropriate.

Important pages are internally linked with descriptive anchors.

Use it well

What this checklist should catch first

The product sounds clear to humans, but pricing or docs still take too long to find.

Important public pages exist, but they are not linked tightly enough to look canonical.

The site has trust pages, but they are buried too deep to support confident recommendations.

There is a CTA, but the path from understanding to action still feels indirect.

Continue through the cluster

Agent readiness checklist for docs sites

A checklist focused on canonical docs structure, navigation, and citations.

llms.txt vs robots.txt

See where each file helps and where it does not.

llms.txt example for SaaS

See a practical SaaS-oriented llms.txt shape and what each block is doing.

Next step

Use the checklist against a real SaaS public surface

A checklist becomes valuable when it stops being abstract. Review your homepage, pricing, docs, and legal paths against it, then run a fresh scan to see what still breaks.

Run a fresh scan Agent readiness checklist for docs sites