# Parleon

> Parleon is the AI-readiness layer for any business. It makes what you sell, what it costs and what your team knows readable, answerable and transactable for AI agents across MCP, ChatGPT Apps, WebMCP, and answer engines, without replacing the business's website, CRM or vendors.

Parleon is operated in the United States and serves businesses in healthcare, dental, real estate, self storage, financial services, restaurants, legal, automotive and retail.

Agent readiness is measured publicly at https://isitagentready.com on a 0 to 100 scale across five levels. Businesses typically score around 21/100 before any work; the Parleon layer takes a store to 100/100 (Level 5, Agent-Native).


## Core pages

- [Home](https://parleon.ai/): The problem, how the layer works, the AI-Readiness Score, packages, proof and live tenants.
- [Modules](https://parleon.ai/plugins): The capability catalog. Every feature is a toggleable module (Catalog AI, Offers, Website Offer Sync, Website RAG brand knowledge, ChatGPT App, Detail Records, Quotes and Booking, Conversation Analytics, Agency Brand-Knowledge MCP, WebMCP Overlay, structured data and readiness monitoring), with a matrix of which tier each is included in.
- [Integrations](https://parleon.ai/integrations): The AI surfaces Parleon speaks (MCP for Claude, ChatGPT Apps SDK, WebMCP in Chrome, answer engines via schema.org and llms.txt, your own website overlay), the business data sources it reads (your catalog or booking system, your website, CRM/scheduling/website platforms generically, prices and offers), and the infrastructure it runs on (Cloudflare).
- [Pricing](https://parleon.ai/pricing): Four tiers per domain per month. Beacon $499, Concierge $999 (most popular), Counter $1,499, Command $1,999. Each tier includes everything in the tier below. Modules can be added a la carte; group pricing is available.
- [Partners](https://parleon.ai/partners): Agency and reseller white-label program at wholesale pricing.
- [About](https://parleon.ai/about): Mission, the story of the shift to AI shopping, and Parleon's position on open standards versus a walled garden.
- [Blog](https://parleon.ai/blog): Writing on AI visibility, agent readiness, protocols and how customers now find a business.

## Blog posts

- [WebMCP is the part that changes things](https://parleon.ai/blog/webmcp-is-the-part-that-changes-things): MCP lets an assistant call your business from somewhere else. WebMCP lets it use your actual website. That difference is smaller than it sounds and it changes what an agent can finish.
- [MCP 2.0 removed the handshake. Being stateless is not the same as being ready.](https://parleon.ai/blog/mcp-2-0-stateless-is-not-ready): The 2026-07-28 Model Context Protocol revision deletes the initialize handshake and replaces it with per-request metadata, mandatory headers and a new discovery method. Our servers were already stateless. Here is why that bought us less than we assumed, and why we are not rushing the upgrade.
- [Why AI shopping changes the funnel](https://parleon.ai/blog/ai-shopping-changes-the-funnel): When an assistant does the research, the comparison and the maths before a customer ever visits you, the first half of your funnel happens somewhere you cannot see.
- [Your sitemap is lying about how fresh your content is](https://parleon.ai/blog/your-sitemap-is-lying-about-freshness): We crawled a business site and every single page claimed it was updated today. That number is what search engines and AI assistants use to decide what to re-read, and on most business platforms it means nothing.
- [MCP, WebMCP and the agentic web: a field guide](https://parleon.ai/blog/mcp-webmcp-field-guide): A plain-language guide to the protocols behind AI shopping. What MCP is, how WebMCP differs, where ChatGPT apps and schema.org fit, and which ones actually change anything for a business.
- [What agent-ready actually means: the five levels](https://parleon.ai/blog/what-agent-ready-means): Agent-ready is not a badge you either have or do not. It is a ladder, from a site a machine cannot parse to a store an AI can transact with. Here is what each of the five levels means in practice.
- [Your business is invisible to ChatGPT (and how to check)](https://parleon.ai/blog/invisible-to-chatgpt): Most websites render beautifully for humans and return almost nothing useful to an AI assistant. Here is what an agent actually sees, and how to check yours in about a minute.

## Related sites

- [Is It Agent Ready](https://isitagentready.com): The public AI-readiness checker for any website.

## Contact

- Email: hello@parleon.ai