Dedica is a website checker built for the age of AI agents. It tests your site the way agents actually use it, then shows your team exactly what to fix so agents can find, read, and act on your pages. The company launched on Product Hunt on October 28, 2026, and this post is based on its official website, checked on October 29, 2026.
What Dedica does
Most websites work fine for people and fail quietly for software. A bot check turns an agent away, a page only renders in a browser, or an API has no public documentation, and the agent simply moves on to a competitor. Dedica runs 125 checks across discovery, access, usability, and payments, then ranks the fixable issues by how much each one moves your score.
The sample report on the official site makes the idea concrete. A bot check blocking agents at sign-up, pricing that only loads with JavaScript, a missing OpenAPI specification, and no MCP server are each listed as separate findings with an estimated score gain, so a team knows what to fix first instead of guessing.
From score to fix
Each issue comes with a fix kit: one instruction file per issue, written for a developer or a coding agent, explaining what to change and how to check that it worked. You can hand the files to your own team or paste them into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or GitHub Copilot, then rescan to watch each check pass.
Dedica covers agents including ChatGPT, Claude, Muse, Dots, Instinct, and OpenClaw. The official site reports that only 6% of business websites are ready for AI agents, and that ready businesses are recommended 1.9 times more often by AI agents, figures Dedica presents as its own research.
Who it is for
Dedica suits any business whose customers now arrive through an AI assistant: software companies, ecommerce stores, agencies managing client sites, and marketing teams that want their product pages, pricing, and sign-up flows to be readable and usable by agents. If your sign-up, pricing, or checkout only works in a browser, this is the tool that finds it before an agent gives up.
Pricing
The score itself is free and takes under a minute, with no signup required. The fix kit costs $30 as a one-time payment per site. Prices may change, so check the official website for the latest pricing: https://getdedica.com/.
