Where to See Agentprobe's Certified Sites Registry

Agentprobe's certified sites are listed on its homepage under "Top certified sites → full registry," which links to the complete registry. The homepage shows a sample of sites that scored in the CERTIFIED tier, including several with perfect 110/110 scores. If you want to see what an agent-ready seller site actually looks like, that registry is the starting point.

What the homepage shows

The Agentprobe homepage displays a short list of top certified sites, each with its score. From the page evidence:

The list repeats some entries on the page, and the "full registry" link is the entry point for the complete set rather than just this sample.

How to read the scores

The score reflects how many of Agentprobe's 13 probes a site passes, out of a maximum of 110 points. The tiers are:

• CERTIFIED (≥85/95) — fully agent-legible
• AGENT_READY (70–84) — agents can transact with guidance
• PARTIAL (40–69) — discoverable but not transactable
• NOT_READY (<40) — opaque to agents

A 110/110 score means the site passed every probe at full weight. The 13 probes cover llms.txt, OpenAPI, ai-plugin.json, MCP, commerce.json, catalog API, quote API, checkout API, payment rails, refund/contact, unsupported rails, no fake claims, and fulfillment proof.

Why the registry is useful

If you're preparing your own seller URL for agentic commerce, the certified sites serve as working reference implementations. You can inspect how a 110/110 site structures its llms.txt, exposes its catalog and quote APIs, and documents payment and refund paths — then compare against your own setup. Running a probe on your URL first tells you which of the 13 checks you're failing, and the registry shows what passing looks like in practice.

The registry is accessible from the "Top certified sites → full registry" link on the Agentprobe homepage. The site also exposes an API, a JSON endpoint, and the registry itself as separate entry points, per the page footer (v0.3.1 · API · Registry · JSON).