Benchmark real tasks
Test prompts that mirror what customers (and agents) actually try to do on your site.
Coming soon - not fully live yet
See how usable your site is for AI agents before it ships.
AXO runs the same task across multiple computer-use providers, captures friction points, and compares score deltas over time so teams can improve agent accessibility with evidence instead of guesswork.
AEO helps agents discover your brand. AXO is what happens next: whether an agent can actually use your interface, complete the task, and finish the checkout. If agents start shopping for users, this becomes a conversion problem, not just a discovery problem.
Rank against competitors
Benchmark your agent experience against competing sites to see where agents complete tasks faster and convert more reliably.
Track improvement over time
Re-run after fixes and see score changes, regressions, and narrative report updates.
See the output
Open a full example AXO report
This shows the actual report interface users will get after a run: summary narrative, dimension benchmarks, findings, provider narratives, and change history.
Why AXO matters
Agents are quickly becoming first-class users of digital interfaces. We are already seeing infrastructure shift in that direction, including Cloudflare's markdown support for agents and Stripe's agent-oriented payment APIs.
AEO addresses what is happening right now: getting surfaced by agents as brands start shifting attention and budget toward this new channel. But if AI is truly the future, it will not stop at an agent telling users where to shop.
Agents will increasingly do the shopping and transacting themselves. That is the missing piece AXO focuses on: measuring how well an agent can actually use and complete tasks inside your product, site, or checkout flow. If your interface is hard for agents to use, conversions will move to competitors that are easier to use. AXO is an early research project built to give teams a score and direct steps to improve agent accessibility.
AEO is not enough
Being surfaced by an agent matters, but the long-term win is whether the agent can successfully use your interface.
Standards are moving fast
Agent capabilities and interface standards are changing quickly, which makes it hard for teams to know what to optimize first.
AXO gives a measurable starting point
AXO benchmarks real tasks and turns agent friction into an accessibility score plus direct improvement actions.