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Those assistants can barely read your website right now. We fix that, and show you exactly what they're missing.
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Keep scrolling while this runs. Below is exactly what we check, and why it decides whether AI recommends you.
It happens in three quiet steps, and none of them ever show up as a call, a click, or a lead. The customer just never arrives.
A customer opens ChatGPT or Gemini and asks for a business like yours nearby. One question, one answer. No search page, no ads to buy your way onto.
When AI looks you up, it reads text, not pictures or menus. Anything built to be looked at gets skipped unless it is told to look. Your site can impress a person and read as almost blank to AI.
Your name never comes up. The customer goes with whoever the AI named, and you never knew you were in the running.
The full report shows you exactly what ChatGPT and Gemini see when they look you up.
The Google fallback
Say a customer still types what you do into Google out of habit. Google now answers with its own AI summary first, powered by Gemini, before a single blue link. It is AI serving the result, not the search engine. So even your holdouts get a machine's pick, and if it doesn't name you, they never scroll far enough to find you.
Try searching what you do on Google right now. The AI answer sits at the top, and if you aren't in it, you didn't make the cut.
This is bigger than search
For twenty years you optimized, advertised, and convinced. Agentic commerce flips that. The buyer's own AI agent does the shopping now, and it hands them the one it judges best. No ad budget or clever pitch changes its mind.
who can fix a running toilet in St Pete?
Three plumbers in St. Pete handle this: A Plumbing, Bayside Plumbing, and Gulf Coast Plumbing.
This shift is real and already measurable. US agentic commerce is projected to reach $1 trillion by 2030, and it is changing how customers find businesses the way search once did. The businesses that make themselves readable to AI now are simply the ones these agents will find first.
Source: ICSC and McKinsey & Company, 2026
We ran it on ourselves first
Before we scored a single business we ran this on ourselves and put the number on the page. We are not at 100 either, and the signals we are still missing are the same ones your report will list. Same scan, run on your site next.
FnButton.com, on the rubric we just ran on you
Your results
We scanned Gulf Coast Air & Heat yourwebsite.com
That's the first thing AI assistants look for, and yours isn't there. This quick scan is just the surface: a fast score and that one signal in seconds.
Good, you have llms.txt. On its own that's 10 of 100 points; the other 90 are where most businesses quietly lose, and that's what's locked below. This quick scan is just the surface.
The full report goes deep. Our engineers review all 10 signals by hand and email it within three business days, on us, plus a walkthrough call where Nick, FnButton's founder, goes through every finding with you.
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Not convinced yet? See the proof below ↓The new bar
This is not a prediction. It is already happening, and it is measurable.
of US consumers have already used an AI tool to find a local business or service.
GrowthPro, 2026 *of Google searches now show an AI answer before the first link.
Advanced Web Ranking, 2026of Google searches end without a click to any website.
SparkToro / Similarweb, 2026people use ChatGPT every week.
OpenAI, 2026of local businesses report no AI-search strategy.
GrowthPro, 2026 *The way people find businesses changed. Being readable to AI is part of being findable now, and most local businesses have not caught up yet.
* GrowthPro's own reporting, drawn in part from their client data rather than an independent study.
Anyone can put claims on a website. Here's who is behind ours, and why they hold up.
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The person behind your report
Founder, FnButton, St. Petersburg FL
I started FnButton to help businesses meet the new technical standards and build custom solutions for the processes they run every day, so every client we work with gets real value and a clearer path to grow. My team of engineers and designers runs the audit, I review every finding myself before it reaches you, and I am the one who sits down to walk you through your results. You are working with an experienced operator who owns the outcome, not a front desk.
This isn't our opinion. Google's own tools now audit sites for AI readiness, checking machine-readable signals like accessibility, layout stability, and llms.txt. Those same qualities are what let AI agents understand and use your content.
Here is what those same signals look like on a site nobody has touched, and on the same site once they are in place.
Same rubric we just ran on your site. The report pinpoints every gap holding a score down. Almost all of it is fixable on the site you already have. No redesign, no new website, and a visitor would not see any difference. The figures above illustrate the range the rubric covers, not one specific business.
A person fills in the blanks from the design and the photos. A machine has nothing to go on.
The same shop, with details written where a machine looks. Now it has something to go on.
llms.txt is a plain text file that hands an assistant who you are, what you do, your hours, and your area, in the format it reads. AI does not read your photos or your design, so a good-looking site means nothing to it. What is written for the machine is what gets you found.
A low score means an assistant finds almost nothing it can use, so it works from whatever it finds elsewhere. Raising it does not buy you the recommendation. It puts accurate information where the AI is looking.
Most owners have never heard of llms.txt, which is exactly why it's an easy win. Add it and you jump ahead of every competitor who hasn't, while the window is still open.
For a business like Gulf Coast Air & Heat, that one gap can be the difference between being the answer and being invisible. The full report shows you every other gap, and the exact fix for each.
Your report reflects what these assistants actually read when a customer asks for a business like yours.
Yes. The scan and the full report cost nothing, and there is no card and no catch. We answer any questions you have and show you what it takes to fix what we found.
A quick score right now, then a full report on all 10 metrics reviewed by hand and emailed within three business days, plus a short walkthrough call to go over it.
Nick goes through your findings with you, answers your questions, and shows where we could help. No pressure and no obligation.
No. The report is yours to keep and act on however you like, even if you never work with us.
Your details stay private. We never ask for a login or password, we don't share or sell your information, and your results are yours alone. Your email and phone are only used to send your report and set up your walkthrough.
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While you wait, here is the exact system we build for HVAC businesses, running on sample data.
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