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Good for Bots report

BuiltToWinWeb scores 100 of 100: the whole readable base, the whole agent layer, no penalties.

Earned

The whole readable base above the line, the whole agent layer below it.

100

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Through a bot’s eyes

“BuiltToWinWeb provides custom PHP website development and sells AI agent readiness software and indexing packs.”

Simulated from the response GoodForBotsBot received on 4 Oct 2026, not a live answer from any AI assistant.

What it can read, and what stays hidden →

What a bot can read

A language model reading this input learns about the dual offerings of custom web development and AI readiness software. The text covers specific services such as custom websites, ecommerce, web apps, local SEO, and WordPress migrations, as well as digital products like the AI Indexing Pack priced at $39. Contact methods include social links, Google reviews, and a 24-hour quote form. The provided llms.txt and JSON-LD data add structured facts, including physical address details in Greenacres, Florida, a phone number, founder information, schema markup, and explicit product pricing ranges from $3,000 to $15,000 for custom builds. The Markdown twin format mirrors the homepage structure while supplying direct external paths.

What is BuiltToWinWeb?

BuiltToWinWeb is a web design and development service that creates hand-coded custom PHP websites, online stores, and web apps for small businesses and professionals. It offers flat-fee pricing without monthly platform costs, giving clients full ownership of the source code upon delivery.

In addition to custom development, the site offers WebAgentScan, a SaaS product that scores domain names out of 100 across metrics including AI agent readiness, MCP server security, and Domain Rating, alongside downloadable AI indexing packs for site owners.

3 prompts, 0 points

For Claude Code, Cursor or Codex. The score moves after the next scan.

+1 capability

List an MCP server card in the AI Catalog

The AI Catalog names an MCP server (urn:air:built2winweb.com:mcp:server) but not as an MCP server card, so a client looking for one will not find it.

Read prompt

My website built2winweb.com scored 100/100 on Good for Bots (Excellent). Good for Bots measures one thing: whether a language model can read a site and cite it.

I need you to: list this site's MCP server in an AI Catalog at /.well-known/ai-catalog.json.

The capability it only partly has is "Lists an MCP server card in its AI Catalog". It carries no points at all: a capability is recorded as a badge on the report and never touches the score. What the scanner saw: The AI Catalog names an MCP server (urn:air:built2winweb.com:mcp:server) but not as an MCP server card, so a client looking for one will not find it.

The catalog names an MCP server, but not as an MCP server card: its entry carries another
`type`, typically `application/json`, and points at the endpoint itself. Clients find MCP
servers by selecting entries whose `type` is `application/mcp-server-card+json`, so this one
is invisible to them. Publish a card for the server, point the entry at it with the card type,
and move the endpoint URL into the card's `remotes`.

An agent can only use an MCP server it has been told about, unless the site says so itself
at a predictable address. The current MCP discovery route does that with two documents: an
AI Catalog at the site's well-known address listing what the site offers agents, and a
Server Card for each MCP server, saying where to connect and over which transport.

This follows SEP-2127, the MCP Server Card extension, and the AI Catalog specification it
builds on. SEP-2127 is an Extensions Track proposal still in review, and its wire format lives
in the `experimental-ext-server-card` repository. Both are drafts and have moved during 2026,
so follow the current documents rather than older write-ups.

The catalog must:

- be served at exactly `https://built2winweb.com/.well-known/ai-catalog.json`, as
`Content-Type: application/ai-catalog+json`;
- contain `specVersion` (currently `"1.0"`) and an `entries` array;
- carry one entry per MCP server, with `type` set to `application/mcp-server-card+json`, an
`identifier` of the form `urn:air:<publisher domain>:mcp:<name>`, and exactly one of `url`
(where the card lives) or `data` (the card itself, inline).

Each card must:

- carry `$schema` set to `https://static.modelcontextprotocol.io/schemas/v1/server-card.schema.json`;
- carry a `name` in reverse-DNS form with exactly one slash, such as `com.example/weather`, a
`version` that is a real version rather than a range, and a `description` of at most 100
characters;
- list the server's endpoints in `remotes`, each with a `type` of `streamable-http` or `sse`
and the endpoint's `url`;
- when hosted, be served as `Content-Type: application/mcp-server-card+json` with
`Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *`, and preferably with `Cache-Control` and an `ETag`.

The recommended place for a hosted card is the MCP endpoint's own URL followed by
`/server-card`, so a server at `https://built2winweb.com/mcp` serves its card at `https://built2winweb.com/mcp/server-card`.
A card may equally live on another domain, such as the MCP host's own, as long as the
catalog's `url` points at it.

A minimal catalog:

```json
{
"specVersion": "1.0",
"entries": [
{
"identifier": "urn:air:built2winweb.com:mcp:server",
"type": "application/mcp-server-card+json",
"url": "https://built2winweb.com/mcp/server-card"
}
]
}
```

And the card it points at:

```json
{
"$schema": "https://static.modelcontextprotocol.io/schemas/v1/server-card.schema.json",
"name": "com.example/server",
"version": "1.0.0",
"description": "What this MCP server lets an agent do, in one line.",
"remotes": [
{ "type": "streamable-http", "url": "https://built2winweb.com/mcp" }
]
}
```

Replace the name, version, description and endpoint with this project's real ones. The scan
cannot know them, and a card describing an endpoint that does not exist sends every agent to
a dead address.

Two things to get right, because they are the common failure modes. First, the card is public
metadata: never put credentials, internal hostnames or per-user data in it, and do not list
tools, resources or prompts, which the extension deliberately leaves to the live connection.
Second, a card at `/.well-known/mcp.json` or `/.well-known/mcp/server-card.json` on its own is
not enough. Those placements come from earlier drafts; the current one discovers cards only
through the catalog, and a client following it never looks there. An existing card can stay
where it is, provided the catalog's `url` points at it.

Two places where this scan deliberately reads the specification its own way, so the result is
not a surprise. The badge needs a card an agent can connect from (a name, a description and
at least one remote endpoint), which is stricter than the schema, where `remotes` is optional,
and looser everywhere else: a missing `$schema`, a long description, the wrong media type or
missing CORS headers are recorded in the report as notes but do not withhold the badge. And
the scan reads only `/.well-known/ai-catalog.json`, never the older placements.

If this project has no remote MCP server, skip this entirely; a server that only runs locally
over stdio has nothing to list either, because cards describe remote endpoints. A catalog
listing a server that does not exist is worse than no catalog, and nothing here is lost by not
having one.

The whole report, as markdown, is at https://goodforbots.com/r/built2winweb.com.md?scan=cmuthmf43002u01p3c61a1m75. Read it first: this prompt covers one finding, and the report has everything the scan saw.

When you are done, summarise what you changed and how to check it against a running instance. Do not try to run the Good for Bots scan yourself: it only sees what is already deployed, it is rate-limited, and re-running it is the site owner's call once the change ships.

+1 capability

Publish an Agent Skills index

An Agent Skills index declares an unrecognised schema; its entries were not interpreted.

Read prompt

My website built2winweb.com scored 100/100 on Good for Bots (Excellent). Good for Bots measures one thing: whether a language model can read a site and cite it.

I need you to: publish a discoverable Agent Skills index for this project's skills.

The capability it only partly has is "Publishes an Agent Skills index". It carries no points at all: a capability is recorded as a badge on the report and never touches the score. What the scanner saw: An Agent Skills index declares an unrecognised schema; its entries were not interpreted.

The index declares a schema this detector does not recognise. Check the publisher's
intended format before changing it. For a v0.2.0 index, correct the schema URI and
entry fields together; do not relabel a newer or different format as v0.2.0.

An agent needs a description and a download location to discover reusable skills
without searching documentation. Cloudflare's Agent Skills Discovery v0.2.0 is a
draft proposal, not an IETF RFC; use its current index format when publishing new skills.

The index must:
- be JSON served with HTTP 200 and `Content-Type: application/json` at
  `https://built2winweb.com/.well-known/agent-skills/index.json`;
- declare `$schema` as `https://schemas.agentskills.io/discovery/0.2.0/schema.json`;
- list real skills in `skills`, each with a lowercase, hyphen-separated `name`
  of up to 64 characters and a nonempty `description` of up to 1024 characters;
- give each entry a `type` of `skill-md` or `archive`, a `url` resolving against
  the index URL, and a `digest` containing `sha256:` plus the lowercase SHA-256
  hex digest of the exact artifact bytes;
- serve a `SKILL.md` with YAML `name` and `description` frontmatter followed by
  Markdown instructions; an archive must contain it at the archive root;
- return an honest 404 for missing files and permit intended crawlers to read
  the index and artifacts under robots.txt;

For an existing skill file, this build-time Node.js example creates an index.
Replace the sample name, description and file location with the project's actual
skill, and deploy the file unchanged at the declared URL:

```js
import { createHash } from 'node:crypto';
import { readFileSync, writeFileSync } from 'node:fs';

const bytes = readFileSync('skills/code-review/SKILL.md');
const index = {
  $schema: 'https://schemas.agentskills.io/discovery/0.2.0/schema.json',
  skills: [{
    name: 'code-review',
    description: 'Review code changes for correctness and security issues.',
    type: 'skill-md',
    url: '/skills/code-review/SKILL.md',
    digest: 'sha256:' + createHash('sha256').update(bytes).digest('hex'),
  }],
};
writeFileSync('index.json', JSON.stringify(index, null, 2));
```

Two things to get right, because they are the common failure modes. A catch-all
HTML route returning 200 is not an index. A digest copied from an example or left
unchanged after editing the artifact will fail verification in a client.

Our reading accepts the older `/.well-known/skills/index.json` and its legacy
`files` format too. It checks discovery metadata, including digest syntax, but
does not download or execute skills or verify their hashes. A usable entry is
enough even when siblings are invalid; hosting media-type issues are notes.
AI Catalog entries typed `application/agent-skills+json` can inline or link an
index; only one additional linked JSON document is fetched. An individual skill's
metadata or archive is not an index and does not earn this capability.

If this project publishes no reusable skills, skip this entirely. There is no
reason to invent skills solely to populate an index.

The whole report, as markdown, is at https://goodforbots.com/r/built2winweb.com.md?scan=cmuthmf43002u01p3c61a1m75. Read it first: this prompt covers one finding, and the report has everything the scan saw.

When you are done, summarise what you changed and how to check it against a running instance. Do not try to run the Good for Bots scan yourself: it only sees what is already deployed, it is rate-limited, and re-running it is the site owner's call once the change ships.

+1 capability

Declare WebMCP tools for browser agents

WebMCP markers are present, but no complete static tool declaration could be established.

Read prompt

My website built2winweb.com scored 100/100 on Good for Bots (Excellent). Good for Bots measures one thing: whether a language model can read a site and cite it.

I need you to: expose a useful site action as a WebMCP tool.

The capability it only partly has is "Declares WebMCP tools for browser agents". It carries no points at all: a capability is recorded as a badge on the report and never touches the score. What the scanner saw: WebMCP markers are present, but no complete static tool declaration could be established.

The collected page refers to modelContext, but a tool registration could not be
established statically. Check the existing integration in a supporting browser
before adding anything: it may live in an external bundle or use a local alias.

WebMCP gives browser agents a named action and a description of its inputs, so they
can use the site's own controls instead of guessing how to operate the interface.
The source is the [WebMCP Community Group draft](https://webmachinelearning.github.io/webmcp/)
and its linked [declarative explainer](https://github.com/webmachinelearning/webmcp/blob/main/declarative-api-explainer.md).
This is an experimental proposal, not a W3C Standard.

A declarative integration must:

- annotate a real form for an existing action with `toolname` and `tooldescription`;
- use a name unique on the page, made of ASCII letters, digits, underscores,
hyphens or dots, between 1 and 128 characters, and a meaningful description;
- keep named form controls and their accessible labels, and describe inputs with
`toolparamdescription` where helpful;
- serve the page over HTTPS and preserve the ordinary user-facing interaction;

For a site which already has a search handler, adapt its actual route and field names:

```html
<form action="/search" method="get" toolname="search_site"
tooldescription="Search the site's published pages by a phrase">
<label for="query">Search phrase</label>
<input id="query" name="q" required toolparamdescription="The phrase to search for">
<button type="submit">Search</button>
</form>
```

For actions needing JavaScript, feature-detect `document.modelContext` and use
`registerTool` with a name, description, execute callback and, when needed, an
inputSchema object. Retain a `navigator.modelContext` fallback only for browsers
implementing the earlier draft. Verify registration in a supporting browser and
test the actual action without bypassing the site's authentication or confirmations.

Two things to get right, because they are the common failure modes. These
attributes belong on a form, not a wrapper or an escaped code sample. Merely
checking whether modelContext exists does not declare a tool; connect the tool to
the site's real behaviour. Leave `toolautosubmit` off unless automatic submission
is appropriate for the action.

Our reading is deliberately static: it recognises forms and direct inline
registrations with literal metadata and a callback or named callback reference. It does not
download external scripts, resolve aliases or dynamic tool objects, validate the
complete schema, execute tools, or verify browser policy and support. A working
integration in a bundle can therefore remain undetected; do not duplicate tools
or weaken policy just to satisfy this detector. The badge confirms a declaration,
not that an agent successfully used the action.

WebMCP is optional. A site with no useful action to expose can leave it absent.

Pro

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Pro shows a prompt for every fix and drafts your llms.txt and robots.txt. It never changes the score.

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All 35 checks

Evidence for each, in Markdown →

Select a check to see what we found and how it is graded.

Readable base

50 / 50

3.3 of 3.3 points.

robots.txt is valid, with 2 user-agent groups.

8.3 of 8.3 points.

Sitemap declared in robots.txt, listing at least 613 URLs.

8.3 of 8.3 points.

All 4 pages read pass. The homepage describes itself to machines as ItemList, ListItem, Review in valid schema.org JSON-LD.

10 of 10 points.

3 of 4 pages read pass; 1 partly. The page at /ai-indexing-pack-wordpress/ is partly structured: No <main> element and nothing carrying role="main".

4.2 of 4.2 points.

269 of 269 assessed homepage links and buttons have a nonempty accessible name.

2.5 of 2.5 points.

16 of 16 assessed homepage form fields meet the static naming and field-semantics checks.

2.5 of 2.5 points.

286 of 286 assessed homepage controls and role declarations meet the static role, state and relationship checks.

1.7 of 1.7 points.

All 4 pages read pass. The homepage declares itself as its canonical URL.

0.8 of 0.8 points.

All 3 pages read pass. The homepage has 3 section links, and every one reaches an element on the page.

Agent layer

50 / 50

11.3 of 11.3 points.

/llms.txt is well formed: 20 links across 5 sections.

7.5 of 7.5 points.

/llms.txt is descriptive: a summary plus descriptions on 100% of links. 1 of 20 descriptions follows the link with something other than ":", the separator the format specifies (`- [name](url): notes`).

12.5 of 12.5 points.

/llms-full.txt serves the site's content as markdown (10 KB).

10 of 10 points.

3 of 4 pages read pass. Asking the page at /ai-indexing-pack-wordpress/ for markdown still returns text/html.

5 of 5 points.

States a position on 13 AI crawlers, across 3 purposes (training, search, user-fetch).

2.5 of 2.5 points.

Declares AI usage preferences via Content-Signal (robots.txt): ai-train, ai-input, search.

1.3 of 1.3 points.

All 4 pages read pass. The homepage advertises 4 machine-readable resources: api-catalog, service-doc, service-desc, service-meta.

Penalties

− 0

Penalty: 0 of 15 points.

Penalty: 0 of 20 points.

Penalty: 0 of 25 points.

Penalty: 0 of 10 points.

Penalty: 0 of 3 points.

Agent capabilities

5 of 10 · no points

Each one found adds +1 to the badge.

+1 on the badge.

Adds +1 to the badge when found.

+1 on the badge.

Adds +1 to the badge when found.

+1 on the badge.

Adds +1 to the badge when found.

+1 on the badge.

Adds +1 to the badge when found.

What we found

3 of 4 pages read pass; 1 partly. The page at /ai-indexing-pack-wordpress/ is partly structured: No <main> element and nothing carrying role="main".

Pages read

Each page is checked on its own; the median page decides. The measurements below describe the homepage.

Passes: Homepage
The homepage marks its content root, its heading outline and its landmarks.
Half passes: /ai-indexing-pack-wordpress/
The page at /ai-indexing-pack-wordpress/ is partly structured: No <main> element and nothing carrying role="main".
Passes: /pricing
The page at /pricing marks its content root, its heading outline and its landmarks.
Passes: /blog
The page at /blog marks its content root, its heading outline and its landmarks.

Extracted words: 3,487
Headings: 53
H1 headings: 1

Content and navigation

Share of extracted homepage words by marked region. Navigation inside a header, footer or main region is counted once, under navigation.

Extracted words and their share by page region
Region	Words	Share
Main region	2,204	63.21%
Navigation	324	9.29%
Page header	17	0.49%
Page footer	20	0.57%
Other text	922	26.44%

55 words appear before the first main-region text in HTML order.

Diagnostic only; it does not affect the score. Recognised hidden text and script payloads are excluded. Stylesheet visibility and repetition across pages are unknown. A large menu is not necessarily a problem.

Heading outline · first 4

H1We Build Custom Websites — and the AI Software That Scores Them
H2Web Design and Development
H2AI Software (SaaS)
H2Free Custom Quote

49 more headings recorded

Page landmarks

banner
contentinfo
navigation
region

Technical scan data JSON

Archived measurements. Long values and lists are shortened for display.

{
  "gaps": [],
  "pages": [
    {
      "url": "https://built2winweb.com/",
      "reason": "structured",
      "status": "pass",
      "summary": "The homepage marks its content root, its heading outline and its landmarks.",
      "homepage": true
    },
    {
      "url": "https://built2winweb.com/ai-indexing-pack-wordpress/",
      "reason": "partly-structured",
      "status": "warn",
      "summary": "The page at /ai-indexing-pack-wordpress/ is partly structured: No <main> element and nothing carrying role=\"main\".",
      "homepage": false
    },
    {
      "url": "https://built2winweb.com/pricing",
      "reason": "structured",
      "status": "pass",
      "summary": "The page at /pricing marks its content root, its heading outline and its landmarks.",
      "homepage": false
    },
    {
      "url": "https://built2winweb.com/blog",
      "reason": "structured",
      "status": "pass",
      "summary": "The page at /blog marks its content root, its heading outline and its landmarks.",
      "homepage": false
    }
  ],
  "roots": [
    {
      "words": 2580,
      "source": "element",
      "hierarchicallyCorrect": true
    }
  ],
  "reason": "structured",
  "h1Count": 1,
  "headings": [
    {
      "text": "We Build Custom Websites — and the AI Software That Scores Them",
      "empty": false,
      "level": 1
    },
    {
      "text": "Web Design and Development",
      "empty": false,
      "level": 2
    },
    {
      "text": "AI Software (SaaS)",
      "empty": false,
      "level": 2
    },
    {
      "text": "Free Custom Quote",
      "empty": false,
      "level": 2
    },
    {
      "text": "Simple, Transparent Pricing",
      "empty": false,
      "level": 2
    },
    {
      "text": "AI Indexing Pack — make your site readable by AI agents",
      "empty": false,
      "level": 3
    },
    {
      "text": "AI Indexing Pack — WordPress Edition",
      "empty": false,
      "level": 3
    },
    {
      "text": "FreeAIBoost, earn the AI Indexing Pack free by showing up for 50 days",
      "empty": false,
      "level": 3
    },
    {
      "text": "WebAgentScan, score any site for AI agent readiness, MCP security and Domain Rating",
      "empty": false,
      "level": 3
    },
    {
      "text": "Business Pro Website",
      "empty": false,
      "level": 3
    },
    {
      "text": "Ecommerce Website",
      "empty": false,
      "level": 3
    },
    {
      "text": "SaaS / Web Application",
      "empty": false,
      "level": 3
    },
    "… 41 more items"
  ],
  "bodyWords": 3865,
  "landmarks": [
    {
      "role": "banner",
      "named": false,
      "source": "native",
      "element": "header"
    },
    {
      "role": "navigation",
      "named": true,
      "source": "native",
      "element": "nav"
    },
    {
      "role": "navigation",
      "named": true,
      "source": "native",
      "element": "nav"
    },
    {
      "role": "region",
      "named": true,
      "source": "native",
      "element": "section"
    },
    {
      "role": "region",
      "named": true,
      "source": "native",
      "element": "section"
    },
    {
      "role": "region",
      "named": true,
      "source": "native",
      "element": "section"
    },
    {
      "role": "navigation",
      "named": true,
      "source": "native",
      "element": "nav"
    },
    {
      "role": "region",
      "named": true,
      "source": "native",
      "element": "section"
    },
    {
      "role": "region",
      "named": true,
      "source": "native",
      "element": "section"
    },
    {
      "role": "contentinfo",
      "named": false,
      "source": "native",
      "element": "footer"
    },
    {
      "role": "navigation",
      "named": true,
      "source": "native",
      "element": "nav"
    },
    {
      "role": "navigation",
      "named": true,
      "source": "native",
      "element": "nav"
    },
    "… 1 more items"
  ],
  "textRatio": 0.0514,
  "truncated": false,
  "articleCount": 2,
  "contentWords": 3499,
  "headingCount": 53,
  "headingSkips": [],
  "requirements": {
    "landmarks": true,
    "contentRoot": true,
    "headingOutline": true
  },
  "landmarkRoles": [
    "banner",
    "contentinfo",
    "navigation",
    "region"
  ],
  "hiddenMainCount": 0,
  "textComposition": {
    "words": {
      "main": 2204,
      "other": 922,
      "footer": 20,
      "header": 17,
      "navigation": 324
    },
    "shares": {
      "main": 0.6320619443647835,
      "other": 0.26441066819615716,
      "footer": 0.005735589331803843,
      "header": 0.004875250932033267,
      "navigation": 0.09291654717522226
    },
    "version": 1,
    "truncated": false,
    "totalWords": 3487,
    "analysisLimited": false,
    "mainRegionCount": 1,
    "wordsBeforeMain": 55
  },
  "emptyHeadingCount": 0,
  "misnestedMainCount": 0
}

Related checks

Access & usage policy

Who can read this page, and for what purpose?

GoodForBotsBot received HTTP 200 via a direct request. No indexing restriction was observed in the supported homepage directives.

Sampled URL: https://built2winweb.com/

Declared crawling rules

No matching refusal for this URL was found for the listed identities.

Sources and scope: declared crawling rules

Declared allow · Scan admission
- GoodForBotsBot/1.0 (+https://goodforbots.com/bot)
The recorded robots admission decision allowed our crawler to proceed.
GoodForBotsBot admission along the homepage request chain
https://built2winweb.com/
robots.txt is present and valid
Declared allow · robots.txt
- goodforbotsbot (Site diagnostics)
- * (Default robots group)
- mistralai-index (ai-search)
- kimi-searchbot (ai-search)
- amzn-searchbot (ai-search)
- meta-webindexer (ai-search)
- exasearchbot (ai-search)
- aiwebindex (ai-search)
- duckassistbot (ai-search)
- shapbot (ai-search)
- yandexadditional (ai-search)
- yandexadditionalbot (ai-search)
- mistralai-training (ai-training)
- kimibot (ai-training)
- ai2bot (Unknown)
- webzio-extended (ai-training)
- mistralai-user (user-fetch)
- kimi-user (user-fetch)
- amzn-user (user-fetch)
- diffbot-user (user-fetch)
- firecrawlagent (extraction)
- webzio (extraction)
- meta-externalfetcher (user-fetch, agent)
- googlebot (search)
- bingbot (search)
No matching refusal for this URL in the applicable robots group. This is a declaration, not an access test.
Acquisition of https://built2winweb.com/
https://built2winweb.com/robots.txt
```
User-agent: *
allow: /
```
robots.txt is present and valid States a position on AI crawlers Allows search and user-fetch crawlers
Declared allow · robots.txt
- oai-searchbot (ai-search)
- claude-searchbot (ai-search)
- perplexitybot (ai-search)
- gptbot (ai-training)
- claudebot (ai-training)
- applebot-extended (ai-training)
- chatgpt-user (user-fetch)
- claude-user (user-fetch)
- perplexity-user (user-fetch)
- google-extended (ai-training, grounding)
- meta-externalagent (ai-training, product-improvement)
- amazonbot (ai-training, product-improvement)
- ccbot (open-dataset, ai-training)
- anthropic-ai (Unknown)
- claude-web (Unknown)
- bytespider (Unknown)
- cohere-ai (Unknown)
- youbot (Unknown)
No matching refusal for this URL in the applicable robots group. This is a declaration, not an access test.
Acquisition of https://built2winweb.com/
https://built2winweb.com/robots.txt
```
User-agent: gptbot
User-agent: oai-searchbot
User-agent: chatgpt-user
User-agent: claudebot
User-agent: claude-searchbot
User-agent: claude-user
User-agent: anthropic-ai
User-agent: claude-web
User-agent: perplexitybot
User-agent: perplexity-user
User-agent: google-extended
User-agent: applebot-extended
User-agent: amazonbot
User-agent: meta-externalagent
User-agent: ccbot
User-agent: bytespider
User-agent: cohere-ai
User-agent: youbot
allow: /
```
robots.txt is present and valid States a position on AI crawlers Allows search and user-fetch crawlers

Observed access

GoodForBotsBot received HTTP 200 via a direct request.

Sources and scope: observed access

Observed · Direct request
- GoodForBotsBot/1.0 (+https://goodforbots.com/bot)
Our request received HTTP 200. A status alone does not identify a WAF.
Our recorded direct transport attempt; intermediate attempt URLs are not retained
https://built2winweb.com
```
HTTP 200
```
Serves the homepage over HTTPS with HTTP 200
Observed · Final homepage response
- GoodForBotsBot/1.0 (+https://goodforbots.com/bot)
GoodForBotsBot received HTTP 200 via a direct request.
homepage response
https://built2winweb.com/
```
HTTP 200
Transport: direct
```
Serves the homepage over HTTPS with HTTP 200 Serves our crawler without a challenge

Indexing directives

No indexing restriction was observed in the supported homepage directives.

Sources and scope: indexing directives

Not observed · Homepage directives
No indexing restriction was observed in the supported homepage directives.
homepage response
https://built2winweb.com/
The homepage does not block indexing or snippets

Search snippets

No snippet restriction was observed in the supported homepage directives.

Sources and scope: search snippets

Not observed · Homepage directives
No snippet restriction was observed in the supported homepage directives.
homepage response
https://built2winweb.com/
The homepage does not block indexing or snippets

Search usage

A preference allowing this use applies to at least one listed identity.

Sources and scope: search usage

Unstated · AIPREF Content-Usage
- goodforbotsbot (Site diagnostics)
- * (Default robots group)
- oai-searchbot (ai-search)
- claude-searchbot (ai-search)
- perplexitybot (ai-search)
- mistralai-index (ai-search)
- kimi-searchbot (ai-search)
- amzn-searchbot (ai-search)
- meta-webindexer (ai-search)
- exasearchbot (ai-search)
- aiwebindex (ai-search)
- duckassistbot (ai-search)
- shapbot (ai-search)
- yandexadditional (ai-search)
- yandexadditionalbot (ai-search)
- gptbot (ai-training)
- claudebot (ai-training)
- mistralai-training (ai-training)
- kimibot (ai-training)
- ai2bot (Unknown)
- applebot-extended (ai-training)
- webzio-extended (ai-training)
- chatgpt-user (user-fetch)
- claude-user (user-fetch)
- perplexity-user (user-fetch)
- mistralai-user (user-fetch)
- kimi-user (user-fetch)
- amzn-user (user-fetch)
- diffbot-user (user-fetch)
- firecrawlagent (extraction)
- webzio (extraction)
- meta-externalfetcher (user-fetch, agent)
- google-extended (ai-training, grounding)
- meta-externalagent (ai-training, product-improvement)
- amazonbot (ai-training, product-improvement)
- ccbot (open-dataset, ai-training)
- googlebot (search)
- bingbot (search)
- anthropic-ai (Unknown)
- claude-web (Unknown)
- bytespider (Unknown)
- cohere-ai (Unknown)
- youbot (Unknown)
No applicable AIPREF preference was established for this purpose.
Purpose: search; applicable robots group/path and this response's header
https://built2winweb.com/
Declares AI usage preferences
Declared allow · Content-Signal
- goodforbotsbot (Site diagnostics)
- * (Default robots group)
- oai-searchbot (ai-search)
- claude-searchbot (ai-search)
- perplexitybot (ai-search)
- mistralai-index (ai-search)
- kimi-searchbot (ai-search)
- amzn-searchbot (ai-search)
- meta-webindexer (ai-search)
- exasearchbot (ai-search)
- aiwebindex (ai-search)
- duckassistbot (ai-search)
- shapbot (ai-search)
- yandexadditional (ai-search)
- yandexadditionalbot (ai-search)
- gptbot (ai-training)
- claudebot (ai-training)
- mistralai-training (ai-training)
- kimibot (ai-training)
- ai2bot (Unknown)
- applebot-extended (ai-training)
- webzio-extended (ai-training)
- chatgpt-user (user-fetch)
- claude-user (user-fetch)
- perplexity-user (user-fetch)
- mistralai-user (user-fetch)
- kimi-user (user-fetch)
- amzn-user (user-fetch)
- diffbot-user (user-fetch)
- firecrawlagent (extraction)
- webzio (extraction)
- meta-externalfetcher (user-fetch, agent)
- google-extended (ai-training, grounding)
- meta-externalagent (ai-training, product-improvement)
- amazonbot (ai-training, product-improvement)
- ccbot (open-dataset, ai-training)
- googlebot (search)
- bingbot (search)
- anthropic-ai (Unknown)
- claude-web (Unknown)
- bytespider (Unknown)
- cohere-ai (Unknown)
- youbot (Unknown)
The applicable crawler group declares these Content Signals. They are separate from permission to fetch and from AIPREF.
Purpose: search; applicable crawler group for https://built2winweb.com/
https://built2winweb.com/robots.txt
```
Content-Signal: search=yes, ai-input=yes, ai-train=no
```
Declares AI usage preferences

AI input and use

A preference allowing this use applies to at least one listed identity.

Sources and scope: ai input and use

Unstated · AIPREF Content-Usage
- goodforbotsbot (Site diagnostics)
- * (Default robots group)
- oai-searchbot (ai-search)
- claude-searchbot (ai-search)
- perplexitybot (ai-search)
- mistralai-index (ai-search)
- kimi-searchbot (ai-search)
- amzn-searchbot (ai-search)
- meta-webindexer (ai-search)
- exasearchbot (ai-search)
- aiwebindex (ai-search)
- duckassistbot (ai-search)
- shapbot (ai-search)
- yandexadditional (ai-search)
- yandexadditionalbot (ai-search)
- gptbot (ai-training)
- claudebot (ai-training)
- mistralai-training (ai-training)
- kimibot (ai-training)
- ai2bot (Unknown)
- applebot-extended (ai-training)
- webzio-extended (ai-training)
- chatgpt-user (user-fetch)
- claude-user (user-fetch)
- perplexity-user (user-fetch)
- mistralai-user (user-fetch)
- kimi-user (user-fetch)
- amzn-user (user-fetch)
- diffbot-user (user-fetch)
- firecrawlagent (extraction)
- webzio (extraction)
- meta-externalfetcher (user-fetch, agent)
- google-extended (ai-training, grounding)
- meta-externalagent (ai-training, product-improvement)
- amazonbot (ai-training, product-improvement)
- ccbot (open-dataset, ai-training)
- googlebot (search)
- bingbot (search)
- anthropic-ai (Unknown)
- claude-web (Unknown)
- bytespider (Unknown)
- cohere-ai (Unknown)
- youbot (Unknown)
No applicable AIPREF preference was established for this purpose.
Purpose: ai-use; applicable robots group/path and this response's header
https://built2winweb.com/
Declares AI usage preferences
Declared allow · Content-Signal
- goodforbotsbot (Site diagnostics)
- * (Default robots group)
- oai-searchbot (ai-search)
- claude-searchbot (ai-search)
- perplexitybot (ai-search)
- mistralai-index (ai-search)
- kimi-searchbot (ai-search)
- amzn-searchbot (ai-search)
- meta-webindexer (ai-search)
- exasearchbot (ai-search)
- aiwebindex (ai-search)
- duckassistbot (ai-search)
- shapbot (ai-search)
- yandexadditional (ai-search)
- yandexadditionalbot (ai-search)
- gptbot (ai-training)
- claudebot (ai-training)
- mistralai-training (ai-training)
- kimibot (ai-training)
- ai2bot (Unknown)
- applebot-extended (ai-training)
- webzio-extended (ai-training)
- chatgpt-user (user-fetch)
- claude-user (user-fetch)
- perplexity-user (user-fetch)
- mistralai-user (user-fetch)
- kimi-user (user-fetch)
- amzn-user (user-fetch)
- diffbot-user (user-fetch)
- firecrawlagent (extraction)
- webzio (extraction)
- meta-externalfetcher (user-fetch, agent)
- google-extended (ai-training, grounding)
- meta-externalagent (ai-training, product-improvement)
- amazonbot (ai-training, product-improvement)
- ccbot (open-dataset, ai-training)
- googlebot (search)
- bingbot (search)
- anthropic-ai (Unknown)
- claude-web (Unknown)
- bytespider (Unknown)
- cohere-ai (Unknown)
- youbot (Unknown)
The applicable crawler group declares these Content Signals. They are separate from permission to fetch and from AIPREF.
Purpose: ai-use; applicable crawler group for https://built2winweb.com/
https://built2winweb.com/robots.txt
```
Content-Signal: search=yes, ai-input=yes, ai-train=no
```
Declares AI usage preferences

AI training

A preference against this use applies to at least one listed identity.

Sources and scope: ai training

Unstated · AIPREF Content-Usage
- goodforbotsbot (Site diagnostics)
- * (Default robots group)
- oai-searchbot (ai-search)
- claude-searchbot (ai-search)
- perplexitybot (ai-search)
- mistralai-index (ai-search)
- kimi-searchbot (ai-search)
- amzn-searchbot (ai-search)
- meta-webindexer (ai-search)
- exasearchbot (ai-search)
- aiwebindex (ai-search)
- duckassistbot (ai-search)
- shapbot (ai-search)
- yandexadditional (ai-search)
- yandexadditionalbot (ai-search)
- gptbot (ai-training)
- claudebot (ai-training)
- mistralai-training (ai-training)
- kimibot (ai-training)
- ai2bot (Unknown)
- applebot-extended (ai-training)
- webzio-extended (ai-training)
- chatgpt-user (user-fetch)
- claude-user (user-fetch)
- perplexity-user (user-fetch)
- mistralai-user (user-fetch)
- kimi-user (user-fetch)
- amzn-user (user-fetch)
- diffbot-user (user-fetch)
- firecrawlagent (extraction)
- webzio (extraction)
- meta-externalfetcher (user-fetch, agent)
- google-extended (ai-training, grounding)
- meta-externalagent (ai-training, product-improvement)
- amazonbot (ai-training, product-improvement)
- ccbot (open-dataset, ai-training)
- googlebot (search)
- bingbot (search)
- anthropic-ai (Unknown)
- claude-web (Unknown)
- bytespider (Unknown)
- cohere-ai (Unknown)
- youbot (Unknown)
No applicable AIPREF preference was established for this purpose.
Purpose: train-ai; applicable robots group/path and this response's header
https://built2winweb.com/
Declares AI usage preferences
Declared restriction · Content-Signal
- goodforbotsbot (Site diagnostics)
- * (Default robots group)
- oai-searchbot (ai-search)
- claude-searchbot (ai-search)
- perplexitybot (ai-search)
- mistralai-index (ai-search)
- kimi-searchbot (ai-search)
- amzn-searchbot (ai-search)
- meta-webindexer (ai-search)
- exasearchbot (ai-search)
- aiwebindex (ai-search)
- duckassistbot (ai-search)
- shapbot (ai-search)
- yandexadditional (ai-search)
- yandexadditionalbot (ai-search)
- gptbot (ai-training)
- claudebot (ai-training)
- mistralai-training (ai-training)
- kimibot (ai-training)
- ai2bot (Unknown)
- applebot-extended (ai-training)
- webzio-extended (ai-training)
- chatgpt-user (user-fetch)
- claude-user (user-fetch)
- perplexity-user (user-fetch)
- mistralai-user (user-fetch)
- kimi-user (user-fetch)
- amzn-user (user-fetch)
- diffbot-user (user-fetch)
- firecrawlagent (extraction)
- webzio (extraction)
- meta-externalfetcher (user-fetch, agent)
- google-extended (ai-training, grounding)
- meta-externalagent (ai-training, product-improvement)
- amazonbot (ai-training, product-improvement)
- ccbot (open-dataset, ai-training)
- googlebot (search)
- bingbot (search)
- anthropic-ai (Unknown)
- claude-web (Unknown)
- bytespider (Unknown)
- cohere-ai (Unknown)
- youbot (Unknown)
The applicable crawler group declares these Content Signals. They are separate from permission to fetch and from AIPREF.
Purpose: train-ai; applicable crawler group for https://built2winweb.com/
https://built2winweb.com/robots.txt
```
Content-Signal: search=yes, ai-input=yes, ai-train=no
```
Declares AI usage preferences

Coverage and interpretation

Crawler coverage includes the registered identities and up to 50 user-agent entries from robots.txt. Source excerpts and detail groups are bounded; omissions are labelled.
Observed access describes GoodForBotsBot only. Other crawler entries describe declared rules, not tests of those operators' access.
Coverage is the sampled homepage response and collected robots.txt files. No indexing or citation is guaranteed. Usage preferences are declarations, not a legal determination of permission.
This explanation adds no points or penalties. Any score effects belong to the linked checks.
AIPREF and Content Signals keep their own definitions. AIPREF search can include processing used exclusively for search; training preferences are not a blanket ruling on every search process.

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Scanned: 4 Oct 2026
Category: Companies & Agencies
Tags: AI & Machine LearningWeb DevelopmentB2B

Site profile

Login: Not established
API: Detected; A link to a machine-readable API description
Commerce: Detected

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Scanned: 4 Oct 2026
Rubric: 0.9.0
Requests: 26
Fetched: 6.6 MB
Took: 18.8 s
Homepage: 88 ms · direct
Pages read: 4
robots.txt: allowed

Which pages the scan read

The homepage and up to three pages from the sitemap and homepage links. Structured data, page structure, Markdown negotiation and typed links check each page read and take the median page; other checks read the homepage.

Homepagealways read
/ai-indexing-pack-wordpress/article · linked from the homepage · from the sitemap · read
/pricingpricing · linked from the homepage · from the sitemap · read
/blogcollection · linked from the homepage · from the sitemap · read

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