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Clutch builds sites that serve visitors, their AI agents, and your marketing team.
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When AI can't use your site, it sends people to one it can.
47%
Fewer clicks to websites when Google shows an AI summary.
Pew Research Center, July 2025: 8% against 15%Free. Your score, your competitors', and the fixes.
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The grader on meadowbendapts.com: Find 92, Understand 81, Act 61, Performance 94. Grade C, Hard for AI agents to use. Capped at C: assistants have trouble acting on your site (Act 61). Your checks earned 82. First fix: forms are labelled.
Every page is built for people and AI, all done for you and checked on every publish.
Someone searches for a two-bedroom in Denver with a pool, and Halstead Yards' page made for that search comes up first and opens.
AI finds you through search, so Clutch builds your site to rank. The technical SEO, from sitemaps and redirects to internal links, is handled for you and checked on every publish. And Clutch makes a page for every search that matters and every ad you run, so search engines rank you higher and people land on exactly what they searched for.
The facts on a page, its prices, hours and photos, are written out in the form AI reads.
Clutch writes every page for people and AI, automatically. It marks up your prices, hours and policies with structured data, a standard format AI reads directly. It looks at every photo and writes its alt text, and keeps an llms.txt summary of your site up to date. You don't lift a finger.
An AI assistant uses the site's own tools to send a tour request, with no form to fill.
Every Clutch site comes with MCP, the standard AI agents use to take action, so agents can search, check availability, book and send inquiries without filling out a form. Discovery files tell agents what your site can do, and you can list it in the AI marketplaces.
A page loads on a phone while its speed checks come in, each one a pass.
Speed decides who stays and who ranks: people leave slow pages, and search engines rank fast ones higher. Every Clutch page passes Google's Core Web Vitals, its measures of real-world speed. Clutch sizes every photo for each screen, hosts your site at the edge, close to every visitor, and keeps pages light, with no plugins or heavy scripts slowing them down.
Every publish is graded on all four, including Google's own Agentic browsing checks in PageSpeed Insights.
Grade your site, and an AI agent shops your category like a real customer would. You see which three places it shortlists, whether you are one of them, and why.
The grade and the report are free, with no account.
An AI agent shopping for bayouparkapts.com, a fictional apartment community. The shopper asks: Book a tour of a two-bedroom under $2,000 near downtown. The AI agent searches for “2 bedroom apartments near downtown Houston under $2,000”, where the site is result 3, then opens four sites: callowayhtx.com, two-bedrooms from $1,895; bayouparkapts.com, whose floor plans say “Call for pricing”; hartleylofts.com, a two-bedroom at $1,975; and ninemainapts.com, two-bedrooms from $1,940. Its answer: Three two-bedrooms under $2,000 near downtown: 1. The Calloway. From $1,895, and you can request a tour on its site. 2. Hartley Lofts. A two-bedroom at $1,975 is open now, six blocks from downtown. 3. Nine Main. From $1,940, with tours every day. Your site: Not on the shortlist. Its floor plans say “Call for pricing,” so the AI agent couldn't tell if a two-bedroom is under $2,000.
Visitors ask in their own words, and the page shows them the answer, from floor plans and photos to prices and policies.
A narrow window of this page with the concierge's box across it. Asked how much it costs, the page scrolls to How to start and lights "from $39 a site". Asked whether it works with HubSpot, it scrolls to the platform tiles and lights "Your CRM, leasing or ordering system, and any open API.", then outlines the Forms tile's screenshot, the HubSpot connection. Asked whether an agency can use it, it opens Pricing on "Do I need an agency?" and lights "If you work with an agency, keep them; agencies pay the same prices."
Ask, or drop a pin right on the page. Clutch drafts the change everywhere it belongs, on one site or all of them at once, and nothing goes live until you approve it.
How changes are madeNo apps, no plugins. Ask once, and the agent builds it in your brand, from your content.
See what you can addReach it wherever you work, and it gets things done without being told.
Text it, Slack it, email it or call it. Or ask from ChatGPT or Claude.
Where you can reach it
Routines research, report and act on a schedule or when something happens, like a Monday report or a heads-up on a competitor's price drop, with every change ready to approve.
How routines work
It works with the tools you already use.
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Build free, and pay when it goes live, from $39 a site.
Start from your current site. Paste your address, and Clutch rebuilds it with your pages and photos. Or start from a template.
One site or a whole portfolio, and a partner agency if you want help.
Win the pitch: walk in with their grade and a rebuilt version of their site.
Grow your margin: Clutch handles builds and changes, so your team can focus on strategy.
Get referrals: a listing on our partners page, and we send you businesses that want an agentic site.
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