Check what a buyer can find on your builder website

AgAI Labs' proof kit self-check is a checklist of what a buyer can find on your website. Tick each page or detail you can locate. The unchecked items appear in a list, each with a link to the guide or stage that covers it. You decide what to write, fix or publish next.

How do you check the information buyers can find?

1. Open your website in another tab. Use the menus and contact paths a buyer would use.
2. Tick an item only when you find it and it describes how you build today.
3. Read the unchecked list and follow each link to plan the page.

This is your review, not ours. The tool does not scan your site or grade a page. An unchecked item means you have not confirmed it here.

Which buyer questions does your website answer?

What you can find and confirm

A process page

Your steps, decisions and responsibilities, written down. Read the guide to writing down your build process.

A warranty page

Buyers can find your warranty terms and who to call after closing. Read the warranty and aftercare page guide.

Plans, or how a plan takes shape

The site shows the plans you offer or explains how a custom plan develops. See the Owned website stage.

Specs and what is included

A buyer can tell included features from allowances and open decisions. See the Operating profile stage.

Projects with an address or community

Project pages say where the work is, by an address or a community you can share. Read the custom builder website pages guide.

Cost guidance

Your own page on what drives cost, what scope covers and what to discuss with you. Read the guide to publishing a cost guide.

Reviews a buyer can read

Buyers can find your reviews and see where they came from. Read the builder reviews program guide.

Working contact paths

Call the phone number, send the email, submit the form. Confirm each one lands where you expect. Read the builder lead tracking guide.

What does this self-check tell you?

Is the result a score or a benchmark?

The proof kit self-check lists what you have not confirmed. It gives no score, compares you with no other builder and predicts nothing about inquiries.

Does a check mean the page is complete?

A tick means you found the item during your review. Read the page itself and compare it with your current process, documents and work before you rely on it.

Is my checklist saved or sent anywhere?

The proof kit self-check keeps your ticks in the open page only. Nothing goes to local storage or to AgAI Labs. A reload starts a fresh checklist.

What if I do not publish stock plans or project addresses?

If you have no plan library, explain how you develop a plan with a buyer. For projects, name the community when you cannot share the address. Keep homeowner details off the page.

Book a process session to decide which gaps to close first.