Place or location page
A dental practice with two locations
Are they open, where are they, can I call them.
What it has to state
- Name
- Address
- Opening hours
- Phone
Any site, any page
A service page, a software guide and a product listing have different jobs. See which facts the Agent Readability Score checks for each kind of page.
A dental practice with two locations
Are they open, where are they, can I call them.
What it has to state
A law firm’s practice-area page, or a clinic’s appointment type
Is this the right service, what does it cost, how do I start.
What it has to state
A SaaS pricing page (a listing of plans)
Comparing options, so it needs the list itself.
What it has to state
A store’s product detail page
Can I buy this, at what price, in what currency, today.
What it has to state
A newsroom story or an engineering blog post
Worth citing, and by whom, on what date.
What it has to state
A county government service record, a policy, a filing
Who issued this, and when was it last changed.
What it has to state
A support or admissions FAQ
Find a specific answer among related questions.
What it has to state
Everything that is none of the above
Still a title, a description, and somewhere to go next.
What it has to state
Products and listings use dedicated source types. Other page kinds use documents with a title and typed facts, so you can connect different businesses through the same SDK.
Page profiles are included across plans. Choose the profile that matches the information your page provides.
The vocabulary is an open JSON spec: one document per page kind, listing the facts an agent needs and what it does with them. Anyone can read, copy, or re-implement it, competitors included. It ships as @rebilder/profiles on npm, Apache-2.0.