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title: "What-if readiness calculator | Am I Ready for Agents?"
description: "A what-if planner for the five readiness areas: enter five scores, see the level, and see which area to lift first. Runs in your browser; nothing is sent."
canonical: https://amireadyforagents.com/readiness-calculator
site: "Am I Ready for Agents?"
last_updated: 2026-11-04
section: "Self-check"
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# What-if readiness calculator | Am I Ready for Agents?

> A what-if planner for the five readiness areas: enter five scores, see the level, and see which area to lift first. Runs in your browser; nothing is sent.

Source: https://amireadyforagents.com/readiness-calculator
Site: Am I Ready for Agents?
Last reviewed: 2026-11-04

# Readiness calculator: a what-if planner

## In short

Enter a score from 0 to 100 for each of the five areas and see the level the self-check rubric would give, whether the weakest area is capping it, and what level you would reach if each area in turn reached 100. It uses the published rules and runs in your browser. Nothing is stored or sent.

## Your plan

Overall score 59 of 100, which is Level 2, Found. The weakest area, Pay, caps the result.

Agents can get in. Make sure what they find is readable: prices, availability and policies as text, and structured data on product, event or article pages.

### If one area reached 100

-   FindLevel 2, Found
-   ReadLevel 2, Found
-   ActLevel 2, Found
-   PayLevel 3, Readable
-   TrustLevel 2, Found

## How to use it

1.  Take the [self-check](https://amireadyforagents.com/self-check) first, or enter your best estimate of each area.
2.  Change one area at a time and watch the level.
3.  Lift the area that moves the level most, which is usually the one the cap points to.

The rules are the ones on the [readiness levels](https://amireadyforagents.com/readiness-levels) page. The starting numbers are the worked example from that page. The calculator is for planning, and the self-check is for measuring.

## Levels are not scanner grades

The five levels describe your own answers. Scanners grade public pages on their own scales, and the two can differ.

-   Read 4 Nov 2026
    
    Ora grades from A+ (95 to 100) through A (86 to 94), B (70 to 85), C (48 to 69), D (28 to 47) to F (0 to 27).
    
    Vendor claim. [Ora methodology](https://ora.ai/methodology?utm_source=amireadyforagents.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=calculator), read 4 Nov 2026
    

## Sources

1.  [Ora methodology](https://ora.ai/methodology?utm_source=amireadyforagents.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=calculator) (ora.ai/methodology), read 4 Nov 2026. Vendor claim.

Last reviewed 4 November 2026