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Webflow publishes pages as HTML with the content in them, which is a good start: AI agents read it without running JavaScript. What's left is mostly in your site settings and the custom code you add.
Checked against Webflow's documentation on October 26, 2026.
Rules live in Site settings › SEO › Indexing, alongside a Content-Signal setting that says how your content may be used for AI training, search and answers. Check that AI assistants and AI search crawlers are allowed, whatever you choose for training crawlers.
AgentScore checks: robots.txt lets AI assistants and search agents in
Webflow pages carry their content in the HTML. Interactions, tabs and sliders run on JavaScript, so check content inside them is in the page too, not loaded later.
AgentScore checks: Content loads without JavaScript
View a page's source and check what structured data it carries. Where business or product details are missing, add JSON-LD in the page's or CMS template's custom code, filled from CMS fields so it stays in step with the page.
AgentScore checks: Structured data describes your business and products, Product pages give price and stock in a form agents can read
Give every form field a visible label, keep reCAPTCHA to forms that need it, and make sure pop-ups have a close button with a clear name.
AgentScore checks: Form fields are labelled, Pop-ups and banners can be dismissed by agents, No CAPTCHA or challenge on arrival
If you sell with Webflow Ecommerce, check whether buying needs an account (subscriptions may) and that every checkout field is labelled.
AgentScore checks: Shoppers can check out without an account, Cart and checkout fields are labelled for agents
We couldn't find a documented Webflow setting for llms.txt. Check Webflow's current options for files at the root of your domain; it's a small bonus, not a must-have.
AgentScore checks: llms.txt guide for AI
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