Buyable·by·AI™Test website

Example report for a fictional business. Your Action Plan is built from your own website's evidence.

Public Buying Information Review

example-venue.test

Venue or event space (high confidence)

82/100

Public information score

2 source-backed public-information changes identified. Start with the 2 shown below. Effort estimates cover the stated content task and exclude approvals or operational development. Manual verification is listed separately and is not treated as a site defect.

The buying picture

What the retrieved pages establish. Starting a route does not prove that payment, booking or delivery works.

What is offered? pass
The retrieved page states the offer: “Hollin Mill — Wedding and Event Venue (fictional example)”
https://example-venue.test/
What does it cost? partial
A quote, estimate or proposal request is offered as a route to pricing. A quote route is published, but no price-setting factors, typical range or starting point were found on the pages retrieved.
https://example-venue.test/
How is it charged? pass
A quote, estimate or proposal is explicitly offered as the pricing basis.
https://example-venue.test/
Where can the buyer start? pass
A buyer can start an inquiry from the pages analyzed. Published text: “Contact” The next step has its own address, so an AI can hand it straight to the customer. Direct address: https://example-venue.test/contact
https://example-venue.test/
What terms apply? unknown
The retrieved pages contained nothing that answers this. Verify the relevant page before deciding whether a change is needed.

Do these first

The 2 supported public-information changes, in order.

  1. 1

    Keep the published quote route. Explain the actual price-setting factors and the information a buyer should provide; publish a range or starting point only if the business can substantiate it.

    https://example-venue.test/Business ownerModerate

  2. 2

    Support consequential claims with attributable results, credentials, or a clearly explained method or labeled sample. Keep illustrative examples distinct from real customer outcomes.

    https://example-venue.test/Marketing or business ownerModerate

Priority actions, fully ranked

Each change names the page, the owner, the effort and how to verify it.

1Partly supported

Owner: Business ownerEffort: 2–4 hours for one template or offer

Keep the published quote route. Explain the actual price-setting factors and the information a buyer should provide; publish a range or starting point only if the business can substantiate it.

Is a price or useful quote process published?

Observed: A quote, estimate or proposal request is offered as a route to pricing. A quote route is published, but no price-setting factors, typical range or starting point were found on the pages retrieved.

Page
https://example-venue.test/
Why this priority
Buyers can prepare a relevant quote request and understand what determines the eventual price.

Depends on: Owner confirmation of the actual pricing or policy terms; Permission to edit the relevant public page

Verify: The cited quote page explains owner-confirmed pricing factors and required buyer inputs beside the existing request route. No invented price or response-time promise is added.

2Missing in retrieved evidence

Owner: Marketing or business ownerEffort: 2–4 hours for one template or offer

Support consequential claims with attributable results, credentials, or a clearly explained method or labeled sample. Keep illustrative examples distinct from real customer outcomes.

Is there attributable support for the published claims?

Observed: No proof an AI can cite was found on the pages we read.

Page
https://example-venue.test/
Why this priority
Gives a buyer an attributable basis for evaluating the published claims.

Depends on: Owner-approved wording or facts; Access to edit the relevant page

Verify: Confirm each proof point is visible as page text, not only inside an embedded widget.

Implementation sequence

This is a dependency order, not a promise of 30 days of work. Confirm unknowns first; commission larger changes only if verification supports them. Estimates exclude waiting for approvals or third parties.

  1. Then

    Make the supported page and content changes

    • Keep the published quote route. Explain the actual price-setting factors and the information a buyer should provide; publish a range or starting point only if the business can substantiate it. (https://example-venue.test/ · Business owner)
    • Support consequential claims with attributable results, credentials, or a clearly explained method or labeled sample. Keep illustrative examples distinct from real customer outcomes. (https://example-venue.test/ · Marketing or business owner)
  2. Acceptance

    Check the buyer outcome

    • Run each action's acceptance check against the relevant page or workflow. A higher scan score alone is not proof that a purchase, booking or delivery works.

Three evidence-based buyer questions

Three different jobs a buyer might arrive with, run against the evidence found on your pages.

Decide whether it fits

What is the booking, who is it for, and what can I establish before taking the next step?

  1. Can an AI state in one line what this business sells?

    The retrieved page states the offer: “Hollin Mill — Wedding and Event Venue (fictional example)”

    https://example-venue.test/
  2. Are relevant fit or eligibility limits stated?

    Stated capacity: up to 150 guests. Published text: “maximumAttendeeCapacity 150” A guest capacity (up to 150) is stated, so group size can be checked.

    https://example-venue.test/

The retrieved pages answer these questions. This describes the published answers, not an external assistant recommendation or tested transaction.

Understand the price and terms

What does this booking cost, how is the charge made, and what policies apply?

  1. Is a price or useful quote process published?

    A quote, estimate or proposal request is offered as a route to pricing. A quote route is published, but no price-setting factors, typical range or starting point were found on the pages retrieved.

    https://example-venue.test/
  2. Is it clear how the price is charged — once, monthly, per unit or by quote?

    A quote, estimate or proposal is explicitly offered as the pricing basis.

    https://example-venue.test/
  3. Are the questions a serious buyer asks before choosing actually answered?

    Common customer questions are answered on the site. Published text: “Can we bring our own caterer? No, all catering is provided by our in-house kitchen, which handles vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free menus., Is there parking? Yes, there is parking for 60 cars on site., Can we hold the ceremony outdoors? Yes, weather permitting, on the river terrace., How do we check a date? Email the events team with your preferred dates and we will reply with availability.”

    https://example-venue.test/faq
  4. Which relevant policy pages can a buyer open and read?

    The retrieved pages contained nothing that answers this. Verify the relevant page before deciding whether a change is needed.

2 questions need verification or a page change before the buyer can rely on this picture.

Find booking and support routes

Where is the published booking route, and how can I ask for help?

  1. Can a buyer start the next step this business actually offers?

    A buyer can start an inquiry from the pages analyzed. Published text: “Contact” The next step has its own address, so an AI can hand it straight to the customer. Direct address: https://example-venue.test/contact

    https://example-venue.test/
  2. Is a public support or contact route available?

    A contact or inquiry route exists. A published support form is a valid contact route. Its submission and response time were not tested.

    https://example-venue.test/contact

The retrieved pages answer these questions. This describes the published answers, not an external assistant recommendation or tested transaction.

Every category

Understands what you sell

90/100

AI can describe what this business does.

Answers real buyer questions

100/100

Published buyer-fit and decision facts were found; this does not establish that every possible buyer question is answered.

Determines realistic pricing

65/100

A quote route is published, but price-setting factors, a typical range or a starting point were not found on the pages retrieved.

States service, access and fit

100/100

Relevant service, access and fit facts are published; live availability was not tested.

Provides source-backed credibility

10/100

Limited source-backed credibility evidence was found in the retrieved pages.

Takes the next step

100/100

A route to start an inquiry was found; the flow itself was not tested.

Published next-step clarity

Not rated

Informational only. This dimension does not contribute to the public-information score.

Retrieved public information

Not rated

Informational only. This dimension does not contribute to the public-information score.

All buyer-readiness checks

8 passed · 3 partial · 1 failed · 2 could not be determined from the pages retrieved.

  • Can an AI state in one line what this business sells?pass

    The retrieved page states the offer: “Hollin Mill — Wedding and Event Venue (fictional example)”

  • Are individual offerings named rather than described in general terms?unknown

    A specific offering name was not established from the retrieved evidence. Verify the offer page before deciding whether naming changes would help.

  • Is a price or useful quote process published?partial

    A quote, estimate or proposal request is offered as a route to pricing. A quote route is published, but no price-setting factors, typical range or starting point were found on the pages retrieved.

  • Is it clear how the price is charged — once, monthly, per unit or by quote?pass

    A quote, estimate or proposal is explicitly offered as the pricing basis.

  • Are the questions a serious buyer asks before choosing actually answered?pass

    Common customer questions are answered on the site. Published text: “Can we bring our own caterer? No, all catering is provided by our in-house kitchen, which handles vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free menus., Is there parking? Yes, there is parking for 60 cars on site., Can we hold the ceremony outdoors? Yes, weather permitting, on the river terrace., How do we check a date? Email the events team with your preferred dates and we will reply with availability.”

  • Are relevant fit or eligibility limits stated?pass

    Stated capacity: up to 150 guests. Published text: “maximumAttendeeCapacity 150” A guest capacity (up to 150) is stated, so group size can be checked.

  • Is relevant availability or immediate-access information published?partial

    The site publishes availability wording. Live stock or appointment capacity was not verified.

  • Are the operating facts relevant to this kind of business published?pass

    A location or service area is stated.

  • Is there attributable support for the published claims?fail

    No proof an AI can cite was found on the pages we read.

  • Which relevant policy pages can a buyer open and read?unknown

    The retrieved pages contained nothing that answers this. Verify the relevant page before deciding whether a change is needed.

  • Can a buyer start the next step this business actually offers?pass

    A buyer can start an inquiry from the pages analyzed. Published text: “Contact”

  • Does that next step have its own address an AI can hand to the customer?pass

    The next step has its own address, so an AI can hand it straight to the customer. Direct address: https://example-venue.test/contact

  • Is a public support or contact route available?pass

    A contact or inquiry route exists. A published support form is a valid contact route. Its submission and response time were not tested.

  • Is item-specific stock, date or capacity information published?partial

    The site publishes availability wording. Live stock or appointment capacity was not verified.

New Age Consulting · Implementation

Discuss implementation with New Age Consulting

Discuss supported improvements to your published offers, pricing or quote information and next-step routes. Project scope and acceptance checks are agreed separately. Projects from $5,000; your $49 counts as credit on qualifying engagements within 60 days.

Scoring model: bba-public-information-2026-10-14-price-boundaries. Report generated by bba-report-2026-10-14-billing-basis on 10/15/2026, 8:35:32 PM.