Method

How the readiness score is worked out

Five measured categories describe what your public storefront exposes today. The method reports observed access and data, not future placement.

0 to 44
Mostly unreadable
45 to 69
Partly readable
70 to 100
Readable

Compare a store only with its own previous scans. This is not a ranking against other shops.

What the score covers

Can assistants get in?

Crawler rules carry the largest weight because blocked pages cannot be measured or read.

35 pts

Can they read a product?

Product data is checked for the fields a shopper needs, including price and availability.

25 pts

Is there a store map?

A concise machine-readable store summary is checked as a supporting artifact.

18 pts

Does the store answer questions?

Visible answer-led content helps assistants interpret products and policies.

12 pts

Does the page load in time?

PageSpeed evidence contributes when the external measurement is available.

10 pts

What we will never claim

Never: that a score of 100 means an assistant will mention a product.

Never: that we know how any assistant orders products.

Always: every finding should be reproducible from the public evidence captured at scan time.