# Elementor's agent readiness score is powered by the Ora ranker

Elementor added [an agent readiness score](<https://x.com/elemntor/status/2120886839846277268>) to its WordPress sites, with scoring powered by the Ora ranker and built on AgentReady, the open standard Ora launched.

The score sits in WordPress Admin under Elementor &gt; Agent Ready &gt; Readiness score and shows how well a site is built for agents to find, read and act on it. Each failed check comes with a fix you can apply from the admin. Elementor says Agent Ready is free for every site, and [its public scanner](<https://elementor.com/checker/>) scores any public URL with no sign-up.

Elementor's checks are a WordPress-focused subset of Ora's standard, so a site's score there can differ from its score on ora.ai.

Ora also published [the research behind it](<https://ora.ai/blog/what-agents-do-on-wordpress>). Working with Elementor, it read four weeks of traffic on a sample of 27,088 Elementor-hosted sites and found that an assistant acting for a person had read a page on 69% of them. It then sent Claude and Claude Code to 40 sites with five tasks. They fully answered 39% of requests, and Claude Code asked for a page that didn't exist in at least 46% of its runs.

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