Zuko Agent Score

Zuko Agent Score fills a very specific gap: understanding how AI agents interact with your forms. As LLM-powered browsing grows, teams ignore this at their peril. The free score gives a quick indicator of problems, but the real value is in the $49 detailed audit with actionable fixes. For that price, it's almost a no-brainer for any site with high-traffic forms. When should you pick this? If you're seeing unexplained drop-offs or suspect AI traffic is growing, run the audit. It's especially useful for ecommerce checkout flows, insurance quote forms, lead gen pages—anywhere conversion matters. Product managers and CROs can implement fixes from the report without needing a full Zuko subscription. When should you pass? If you don't have forms or checkouts, this isn't for you. Also, if you need real-time agent monitoring or ongoing tracking, the one-off audit won't cut it—you'd need Zuko Analytics full subscription. Similarly, very budget-conscious teams might balk at $49 for a single report, though it's cheap compared to lost conversions. Compared to alternatives, Zuko Agent Score is unique—no other form analytics tool publicly offers a dedicated AI agent audit. That makes it a first mover, but also a nascent product. The underlying Zuko platform is mature, so the audit is built on proven tracking infrastructure. One caveat: the audit is a point-in-time snapshot. Agent behavior evolves as LLMs update, so you may need to rerun periodically. Still, at $49 each, that's manageable. In practice, we'd recommend it as a diagnostic tool for any team running A/B tests or UX improvements on forms. It surfaces specific friction points that human analytics miss. If you serve industries like finance or insurance with long, complex forms, the ROI could be significant.