USE CASE:
Reading agent readability for martech companies
What follows is the honest set of ways to get agent readability on martech companies, including the ones that are not ours. The tools we name are Mamba Labs Apify actors, priced per row, and Agent Accessibility Auditor is the one pointed at martech companies.
What is actually going wrong
Martech companies and agent readability: one at a time is fine, and a list of them is not. Any agent readability method has to survive this: martech companies run the loudest websites in software, because their own marketing is the product demo. On martech companies, agent readability rarely catches this: their sites carry every tag under the sun, so a tech stack detector returns forty tools and no signal. If you would rather try it than read about it, Agent Accessibility Auditor does agent readability for martech companies today.
The method
- Start with one of martech companies you already know, so a wrong agent readability answer is obvious rather than plausible.
- Run Agent Accessibility Auditor across your list of martech companies, which carries 1 ready made setup for agent readability.
- Read ten rows of agent readability on martech companies by hand before you trust the rest of the list.
Traditional Search Tools
- BuiltWith, for martech companies. Deep history on a noisy stack, and you pay for the depth.
- Google's Rich Results Test. Free and authoritative on structured data, which is a large part of this. It says nothing about the AI crawlers specifically.
- Screaming Frog or a crawler. Crawls the site the way a bot does and shows what a bot sees. Built for SEO, and this question is close enough that it mostly works.
- Asking an assistant about your product. The crudest test and the most convincing one. If the answer is wrong, you have your finding.
- Read your own robots.txt and disable JavaScript. Two checks, ten minutes. Open robots.txt and look for the AI crawler rules, then load your key pages with JavaScript turned off and see what survives.
Preconfigured tasks
A task is one of these actors with the inputs already filled in for a specific version of this job. Open one, swap in your own list, and run it without setting anything up from scratch.