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How cheaply AI can read your pages
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How cheaply AI can read your pages
This signal is helping buyers find and trust you.
Why this matters
AI crawlers pay a token and compute cost to read bloated pages. When raw HTML is full of markup, scripts, and delayed client rendering, the crawler spends more budget before it reaches the facts a buyer needs.
Lighter raw-HTML pages get read more often and more cheaply. The goal is simple: useful facts should appear in the first server response, with less script hydration tax between the crawler and your offer.
The gold standard
- Substantive business facts visible in raw HTML before client scripts run
- HTML-to-visible-text ratio below 10:1, with clean semantic markup
- Low script hydration tax: under 12 script tags and under 8 external script references
- UCP, ACP, and AP2 files valid enough for agents to parse without guessing
- ACP product feed specification present for machine-readable catalog access
What we found on your site
HTML-to-visible-text ratio24.5:1. Lower ratios mean crawlers reach useful facts with less parsing cost.
Script count29 script tag(s) and 12 external script reference(s) detected.
Hydration tax29 script tag(s), 12 external reference(s), 194,929 script byte-weight units
First fact in raw HTMLThe server response contains substantive text before scripts run.
UCP manifest validityCatalog discovery data is parseable.
ACP config validityCheckout configuration is parseable.
AP2 mandates validityTrust mandates are parseable.
ACP product feed specificationMachine-readable product feed spec found.
What to do next
- Cut unnecessary client scripts, defer nonessential hydration, and keep buyer-critical content available before scripts execute.