Deep scanRetail storefront · Storefront property/Scanned 3 Sept 2026, 21:43 UTC/2 walks, 17 requests, 1 moments recorded
burton.com
Burton's catalog is wide open to agents and shoppers alike, but its own product page quotes two different prices for the same item.
Two issues, in priority order
Each one is drawn from evidence recorded during the walks.
1 piece of evidence and the recommended fix are recorded for this issue.
What a visitor actually meets
1 moment
We walked the funnel in a real browser and captured every step. Nothing was submitted and no account was created.
- 01
Landing page
Clear within seconds: this is Burton, a snowboarding gear brand selling snowboards, boots, bindings, outerwear and bags. Labor Day sale banner (20% off) is prominent. Navigation is by category (Snowboarding, Men's, Women's, Kids', Bags, Sale). No ambiguity about who this is for: winter sports shoppers.
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Burton homepage
We sent a buying agent
17 requests, in order
The agent got through 10 of 17 requests, but could not find a contact route for machines. It came up empty on 6 other checks too.
- 01reached
www.burton.com
reach the site at all
- 02reached
/robots.txt
find out whether machines are welcome
- 03reached
www.burton.com
ask whether the door opens for requests carrying the AI crawlers' names
- 04reached
/llms.txt
read the site's own guide for language models
- 05reached
/sitemap.xml
find out what pages exist
- 06not found
/.well-known/security.txt
find a contact route for machines
- 07not found
www.burton.com
find a published agent interface
- 08not found
/.well-known/ai-plugin.json
find an agent plugin manifest
- 09not found
www.burton.com
find out whether verified agents are recognised
- 10not found
www.burton.com
read the homepage as data rather than as a page
- 11not found
www.burton.com
find a machine readable API spec
- 12not found
www.burton.com
read the developer documentation
- 13reached
www.burton.com
read the prices without running JavaScript
- 14reached
www.burton.com
read the product catalogue as data
- 15reached
www.burton.com
read a product page as data
- 16reached
www.burton.com
read the returns and shipping terms
- 17reached
www.burton.com
walk the way a visitor would, to a signup form or a product
Ten dimensions
Not measured is not zero.
The agent door
63 of 100What a machine can do on your site with nobody watching.
Machine discoverability
Whether a retrieval system can find and read you at all.
Robots.txt names and allows every major AI crawler, llms.txt is published, and the sitemap lists all 477 URLs including products. Products.json answers as data with 12 items and vendor fields.
4 observations recorded.
Programmatic onboarding
Whether an agent can get working access without a human.
No API docs, no OpenAPI spec, and no MCP manifest at any of the 3 standard paths checked. There is no developer-facing onboarding path at all for building against this site programmatically.
3 observations recorded.
Pricing legibility
Whether total cost can be computed from published numbers.
Prices sit in raw HTML on all 3 product pages checked and Product JSON-LD carries price, currency and availability with a GTIN. But the rendered page showed $100 while the structured data for the same product read $9.95, a mismatch an.
2 observations recorded.
Agent-aware instrumentation
Whether you publish anything built for machine callers.
No MCP manifest at /.well-known/mcp.json or the other standard paths, but a Universal Commerce Protocol manifest declares 8 capabilities including checkout, cart and order over mcp and embedded transports.
4 observations recorded.
Machine-fetchable trust
Whether terms, security and status are readable as text.
No security.txt at the standard path. Returns and shipping policies read as plain text at 148,000-plus characters each and are linked from product pages, but reviews load only through Yotpo's script with no server-rendered rating or review.
3 observations recorded.
Commercial rails
Whether a purchase can complete without a sales call.
Shopify checkout with Shop Pay and PayPal wallets, no account required, and a UCP manifest exposing checkout, cart, order, fulfillment and 3 payment handlers.
4 observations recorded.
The human door
74 of 100What a first time visitor meets between landing and first value.
Steps to first value
How far a new visitor travels before something useful happens.
A shopper reaches a product with its $100 price and an add-to-cart control in 2 clicks from the homepage. No login, no interstitial, no search dead end recorded.
1 observation recorded.
Required fields
How much you ask for before you give anything back.
Nothing on the product page demands an account before purchase, and 2 express wallets, Shop Pay and PayPal, let a buyer skip the form entirely. Only the checkout form itself was not walked past this point.
1 observation recorded.
Verification walls
How many gates stand between intent and access.
No sign-in requirement was found gating the product or cart, so a shopper or agent can proceed to checkout without proving anything about themselves first.
1 observation recorded.
Error recovery
What happens when someone gets it wrong.
Of the 5 form inputs found on the product page, only 1 carries a validation constraint and none carry a field-level description. Live regions and inline error containers exist but have little to announce.
1 observation recorded.
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