Agentic Findability for Non-Profits & Public Sector
Is Your Organisation Invisible to AI Agents?
Donors, funders, citizens, and partner organisations increasingly ask AI assistants to find and vet organisations. We assess how well your website can be found, read, and trusted by the AI systems that now shape who gets discovered — and who gets overlooked.
What We Do
We conduct a structured audit of your website to assess how well your organisation can be discovered, understood, and recommended by AI agents. Every dimension receives a score and concrete findings.
Why It Matters
AI assistants are becoming the first stop when someone looks for a cause to support, a public service to use, or an organisation to partner with. Organisations these systems cannot understand are quietly left out.
How It Works
You provide your website URL. We conduct the audit. You receive a scored report with prioritised, plain-language recommendations — ready to hand to your team or your web partner.
The Audit
What We Assess
Every audit covers six dimensions that determine how AI agents find, read, and evaluate your organisation's website.
Structured Data
Schema.org markup, JSON-LD, and entity declarations that help AI agents understand your organisation, mission, and services.
Entity Clarity
How clearly your organisation, mission, services, location, and governance are defined — so AI systems represent you accurately.
Content Structure
Heading hierarchy, semantic HTML, and logical information flow that makes your content machine-readable.
AI Readability
Technical signals including crawl access, response format, and content density that affect AI agent processing.
llms.txt
The presence and quality of an llms.txt file — a machine-readable overview that tells AI systems what your organisation does.
Trust Signals
Authorship, transparency, and governance markers — including ANBI information — that AI agents use to judge whether to recommend you.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about agentic findability for non-profits and the public sector.
What is agentic findability for a non-profit or public organisation?
Agentic findability is how well your website can be discovered, read, and trusted by AI agents — autonomous AI systems that search and act on behalf of people. It determines whether assistants like ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Google AI Mode can find your organisation and represent it accurately to the donors, funders, citizens, and partners who increasingly start there.
How is this different from SEO?
Traditional SEO targets search engine crawlers and rankings. Agentic findability targets AI agents that need to understand your organisation, mission, and trustworthiness before they recommend you. These systems process information differently — they need structured, unambiguous signals about who you are, what you do, and who you serve.
Why does it matter for foundations, NGOs, and government bodies?
More and more people ask an AI assistant to find a charity to support, a public service to use, or an organisation to partner with. If these systems cannot understand or trust your website, you are quietly left out — even when you are exactly the right organisation. For mission-driven and public bodies, that visibility is reach, support, and impact.
What does the audit cover?
The audit assesses structured data, schema markup, entity and mission clarity, content structure, AI readability, the presence of a machine-readable llms.txt file, and the trust signals AI agents rely on — including transparency and governance information such as ANBI details. Each area receives a score and concrete findings.
What do I receive after the audit?
You receive a scored report with findings per category and prioritised, plain-language recommendations. Optionally, you can book an advisory call where Stefan Hendriks walks you through the findings and helps you plan the next steps with your team.
Who is behind Agentic Findability?
Agentic Findability is an initiative of SiteBoosting, led by Stefan Hendriks, a digital marketing consultant from The Hague specialising in GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) and AI visibility, with a focus on the non-profit and public sector. The Hague — the international city of peace and justice — is home to many of the foundations, NGOs, and public bodies this work is built for.
Free Tool
Free Agentic Findability Scan
Enter your organisation's website URL and we will instantly scan it for AI agent findability. You will receive a free report by email within minutes.