How ready are Germany's leading websites for AI agents?
We checked 215 of Germany's most important websites: the DAX 40, the highest-grossing online shops and the media with the widest reach. With 23 agent readiness checks and 3,225 German questions to OpenAI, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini.
212 out of 215 websites achieve at most level 1 on the agent readiness score. Basics like robots.txt and sitemaps are usually present, but AI-specific signals are almost entirely absent.
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websites reject automated visitors
34 websites block or ignore requests that do not come from a browser. For AI agents without browsers, access is denied.
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websites offer an llms.txt file
32 out of 211 checked websites provide an llms.txt file. This file enables language models to more easily understand the structure and purpose of the website.
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block OpenAI's training crawler GPTBot
30% of websites block GPTBot. Only 4 websites use content signals to treat AI bots in a differentiated way.
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of Gemini answers name the brand
AI engines name the brand at varying rates. For Gemini it's 22%, for Claude 18%. Brand visibility in AI answers varies significantly depending on the engine.
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agent readiness and AI visibility diverge
Across 211 websites there is no correlation between technical agent readiness score and visibility in AI answers. For marketing and technical teams, these currently need to be optimised separately.
001
agent interfaces such as MCP, A2A or WebMCP found
Only 1 website offers a standardised interface specifically for agent operations. The UCP protocol for agent connectivity appears 3 times.
Agent readiness
Which level do the sites reach?
Six levels, the same rules as isitagentready.com: from web basics to sites agents can work on by themselves.
029 sites · 13%
Not yet agent-ready
Agents struggle to find basic information about the site.