We ran the Can Bots scan against each school's startup websites to see how well AI agents and LLMs can actually read them. Pick up to five schools and compare what the machines see.
The Can Bots scan checks whether a crawler can fetch your pages, read your structure, understand your content, and find machine-readable signals. A passing score means a bot can see you.
It can't tell you whether an agent can actually use your product — sign up, complete a flow, or get a real answer. That takes a human-style task run, which is a different test entirely.
Our AI personas actually try to use your product the way a person would — sign up, navigate, and complete the core job — then tell you where they got stuck.
You get usability findings in minutes instead of waiting on a recruited research panel. Point it at a live URL and go.
Issues come back sorted by how much they hurt, so you fix the things that actually move activation first.
If you're iterating quickly and pushing changes often, you can re-test after every meaningful release and watch the friction drop run over run. The scan tells you bots can see the site; SaaS Dummies tells you whether the people (and agents) using it can get anywhere.
The Can Bots scan is the static check. Run your own free Can Bots grade across all five categories, then see how real testers move through your product.
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