comingsoon.net
15/100 F
Audited October 14, 2026 from public surfaces only. Can AI agents discover, read, and act on comingsoon.net? Check by check:
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| Check | Finding | Points | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| A1 | llms.txt for AI readers No /llms.txt found — AI readers get no curated entry point. |
0/15 | fail |
| A2 | AI crawler access policy robots.txt allows the major AI crawlers and agents. |
15/15 | pass |
| A3 | Content readable without a browser A bot challenge page blocks plain fetches — agents see a wall, not your content. |
0/25 | fail |
| A4 | Structured data (schema.org JSON-LD) No machine-readable entity markup on the homepage. |
0/15 | fail |
| A5 | Sitemap discoverable No sitemap found. |
0/10 | fail |
| A6 | Everyday agent tasks reachable from the homepage None of pricing, support, docs, or legal are linked from the homepage. |
0/20 | fail |
| B1 | MCP server advertised No MCP advertisement (bonus check — most sites skip this). |
0/5 | skip |
| B2 | OpenAPI description published No OpenAPI document (bonus check — only relevant for APIs). |
0/5 | skip |
What comingsoon.net would have to change
5 checks cost comingsoon.net points. Each one below is the specific remedy for what we measured, not general advice.
- llms.txt for AI readers0/15
Serve a plain-text file at
https://comingsoon.net/llms.txtlisting the pages an agent most often needs — pricing, docs, support, account management — each as a one-line description and an absolute URL. It is read by an agent arriving cold with no idea of your structure. Fifteen points, and most teams ship it in an afternoon. - Content readable without a browser0/25
A bot challenge page blocks plain fetches — agents see a wall, not your content. An agent fetches the page and reads what comes back; it does not run your JavaScript. Server-render the main content, or serve the same text to a plain request. This is the heaviest check on the board at 25 points, and the one that most often decides whether an agent can use a site at all.
- Structured data (schema.org JSON-LD)0/15
Add schema.org JSON-LD to the homepage —
Organizationat minimum, plusProductorArticlewhere they apply. It is how an agent learns what comingsoon.net is without inferring it from prose. - Sitemap discoverable0/10
Serve
https://comingsoon.net/sitemap.xmland point to it fromrobots.txt. Without it an agent has to guess your URL structure from whatever the homepage happens to link. - Everyday agent tasks reachable from the homepage0/20
An agent could not reach pricing, support/contact, docs/api, legal/privacy from the comingsoon.net homepage. These are what agents are sent to find most often. Each needs a plain link an agent can follow from the homepage in one hop — not behind a menu that only appears once JavaScript runs, and not solely in a logged-in view.
- MCP server advertised0/5
Optional, and rare — only a handful of the sites we track run one. An MCP server lets an agent act on comingsoon.net through a defined interface instead of scraping it. Advertise it at
/.well-known/mcp/server-card.json. - OpenAPI description published0/5
Optional. If comingsoon.net has a public API, publishing an OpenAPI document at
/openapi.jsonlets an agent call it correctly without a human reading your docs first.
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