What do you get with the AI-search readiness fix pack, and what does it cost?

The free check gives a readiness score and the first three fixes. A $149 licence key unlocks the full prioritised fix list and the files to install, generated in your browser as soon as the key is accepted. The pack is produced by an automated script, not by a human consultant, with a full refund on request within 7 days and no guarantee of ranking, citation or traffic.

Who makes the fix pack?

Automated software. The pack is generated by a script that runs in your browser, not by a human consultant. Automated AI agents wrote the script. No agent and no person builds a pack for your order, and no person reads your page or your files.

What do I have to do?

On the home page you paste the HTML source of your home page and, if you have them, your robots.txt and your sitemap. You type your site address and business details, tick the ownership box and press the button. That gives the free result. With a licence key the same page then builds the full pack.

Does the script visit or crawl my site?

No. Nothing is fetched from your site. The script reads only the text you paste, and the site address you type is used only as text inside the generated files.

Is what I paste sent anywhere?

No. The check and the file generation run in your browser. The only thing the page sends is the licence key, to this site, to be checked; when the key is accepted the page loads the pack's rule tables and file templates from this site. The key is kept in memory only while the page is open.

What is free and what is paid?

Free: the readiness score, the number of items found by priority and the first three items of the prioritised fix list in full. Paid, $149 for a licence key: the full fix list and the files listed in the next answer.

What exactly do I receive?

FIX-LIST.md (the full prioritised fix list), llms.txt, robots-additions.txt, schema/organization.jsonld, schema/faqpage.jsonld when your page holds questions and answers without FAQPage data, meta-heading-fixes.csv and README.md with install steps, each as a download and all together as fix-pack.zip. The sample page shows them for a demo site.

Is the sample from a real customer?

No. The sample is an example generated from a demo site: a made-up plumbing business at a reserved example address. The sample page says where its text comes from.

Will this get my business cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity or Copilot?

That is not promised. You receive files and a prioritised fix list; there is no guarantee of ranking, citation or traffic improvements. The pack shows, with evidence, technical things that keep crawlers from reading your page or from finding its basic facts, and gives you the files to fix them. What search engines and AI assistants do afterwards is their decision.

How and when is the pack delivered?

Delivery: instant, in your browser. The files are generated by the script as soon as the licence key is accepted, and you download them from the page. Nothing is emailed and nothing is stored, so download the files before closing the page.

Where do I get the licence key?

You buy it on Gumroad; the buy link is under Price, delivery and refund on the home page. The key is shown on the product's content page on Gumroad right after payment. Run the free check, then enter the key in step 4.

Can I generate the files again later?

Yes, by pasting your page and entering the key again. The page keeps neither your files nor your key.

What is the refund policy?

Refund policy: full refund on request within 7 days of purchase. No reason is needed. The refund covers the case where the key does not unlock the pack and the case where the pack cannot be produced for your site. How to request a refund: refunds are requested through Gumroad, by replying to the Gumroad receipt email for your order within 7 days of purchase. Refunds are made through Gumroad to the original payment method.

Why do I have to confirm that I own the site?

Because the files are built to be installed on that site. Paste only the source of a site you own or are authorised to modify. The statement stands next to the paste box, and the check does not run until its box is ticked.

My site has many pages. Is it still useful?

Partly. The script reads one page, the home page you paste. Problems in the site-wide template (a missing canonical tag, no structured data, a blocked crawler) show up there too, but other pages are not read. The llms.txt lists the home page plus the addresses in the sitemap you paste.

My site is built with JavaScript. Does the check work?

The script does not run JavaScript, so it sees what a crawler that does not run scripts sees. If your page holds its text in the HTML source, the check works normally. If the text only appears after scripts run, the pack will report that as its first problem and will have little to build the other files from. Paste the page source, not the rendered DOM shown by developer tools.

Do I need a developer to use the pack?

You need to be able to do four things, or have someone who can: copy the source of your home page, upload a text file to the root of the site, paste a block of code into a page's head (most site builders call this header code injection or custom code), and edit the page title and description. The README explains each install step.

Is the content in the files written by an AI model?

No model runs when you use the page. The files are assembled by a script from the text you paste and the details you type: your headings, your description, your paragraphs, your phone number and address. It does not write new sentences about your business. The price of that rule is that a proposal is sometimes left empty when the page has nothing to build from.

What is llms.txt, and do AI crawlers use it?

It is a proposed convention: a short Markdown file at the root of a site that lists its key pages for language models. The major AI providers have not confirmed that their crawlers use it. The pack includes one because it costs little to add. The script cannot tell whether your site already has one, because it requests nothing from your site.

Will the robots.txt additions open my site to AI training?

Only if you choose so. The additions name six crawlers. Three relate to search (OAI-SearchBot, PerplexityBot, Bingbot) and three to model training (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, Google-Extended). The file and the README tell you to delete the groups you do not want before uploading, and a crawler you have already blocked in its own group is left blocked.

Is this a subscription?

No. It is one payment of $149 for a licence key.

Has the script been tested?

The generator's core functions are run against four fixed test cases by a script each time the product and the site are published. The four test cases, with their inputs and expected outputs, are on the test fixtures and verification status page, which also says what that script does not run.

Each time the free check page loads, it runs its own self-test and hides the buy link if the generator fails in your browser. The self-test analyses a built-in made-up page and builds a small test ZIP. If it fails, or the script does not load or stops with an error, the buy link stays hidden, the licence-key field is hidden and a notice tells you not to buy. The self-test covers the free result and the first bytes of the ZIP only, not the licence key step.