Agent UX
When your customers send agents to book your service, the agents need to be able to do the job. We make your site agent-ready.
Agent UX
Most "AI SEO" advice in 2026 is the same SEO playbook with a new label: hire an agency to optimise your content for agents. We don't do that. Here's what's actually changing - your customers are sending agents to book car hire, plan travel, find jobs, buy your products. The agent shows up at your site with a goal, and either succeeds or doesn't. That is not a content problem; it is a UX problem for non-human users. We make your site agent-ready: schema rebuilt for traversal, WebMCP endpoints exposing the actions your customers actually want to take, llms.txt for context.
The teams that get the most out of it.
Marketing directors, ops leads, founders of services-led businesses where customers will increasingly arrive via an agent on their behalf. Especially: travel, recruitment, e-commerce, financial services, anything booking-led. Less useful if all your traffic is still keyword-driven SEO; the work pays back when the agent share starts to grow.
The shape of the engagement.
We audit how an agent currently navigates your site (it is revealing). We rebuild the schema layer so an agent can read intent, not just text. We design and ship WebMCP endpoints for the actions your customers actually want to perform - book, search, configure, quote, apply. We write the llms.txt. The work is technical SEO informed by agentic UX, not the reverse.
What the next conversation looks like.
A short call where we walk your site through an agent's eyes. Whatever the path forward, you'll learn something about how the agentic web sees you today.