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Readdy creates an AI site guide, structured data, and answer pages from your website content. Connect your domain to publish them without moving or rebuilding your site.
For websites hosted outside Readdy, with DNS you can manage. For Readdy-hosted sites, use AEO/GEO Optimization.

How It Works

1

Add Your Website

Open “AI-Readable Sites” in your workspace sidebar and enter your website’s domain, such as www.yoursite.com. Use your own www domain, not a root domain or a platform-provided address such as project.vercel.app.
Readdy workspace with the AI-Readable Sites sidebar entry highlighted by a red arrow
2

Connect DNS Automatically

Under “Open your DNS provider”, expand “Need help connecting your domain?” and click “Connect automatically” to open Entri.
Domain connection page with the automatic DNS setup area highlighted and a red arrow pointing to Connect automatically
  1. Select or confirm your DNS provider in Entri.
  2. Sign in to the account that manages your domain’s DNS.
  3. Follow the prompts to approve the required DNS updates.
When Entri finishes, return to Readdy. If automatic setup is unavailable or fails, use manual DNS setup.
3

Wait for Verification

Wait a few minutes for Readdy to verify DNS, SSL, your original site, and the AI-readable assets before setup is complete.Once verification finishes, review your results and click “View live site”. You can leave the page and check progress from “AI-Readable Sites” later.
Live AI-readable result with crawler access and published assets

Connect DNS Manually

Use manual setup if Entri cannot connect your domain or you prefer to update DNS yourself.
1

Sign In to Your DNS Provider

Open your provider from Readdy, sign in, and click “I’ve logged in”. If your provider isn’t listed, open its DNS settings directly.
2

Update the Required Records

Remove only the conflicting records listed by Readdy, then add the records with the exact type, name, and value shown. Use the displayed TTL or the lowest available value. For Cloudflare, choose DNS only (grey cloud).
Leave unrelated DNS records unchanged to avoid affecting your website or email.
DNS records to remove and add during domain connection
3

Verify Your Connection

Return to Readdy, click “I’ve updated records”, then “Verify connection”.

What Readdy Publishes

Troubleshooting

Retry “Connect automatically” or use manual DNS setup. Check the current records in Readdy first, as Entri may have applied some updates before stopping.
Use your own www domain with editable DNS. Root domains and platform-provided addresses such as project.vercel.app aren’t supported.If your hosting platform locks the DNS records, switch to its DNS-records connection method where available—for example, use WordPress.com’s DNS-records option instead of its nameserver option.
Check the spelling and confirm that the domain has active DNS records and opens in a browser, then retry.
Match the record to the values shown in Readdy, set Cloudflare records to DNS only, and wait a few minutes before clicking “I’ve updated records” again.
Enter the original website URL provided by your hosting platform, which you can find in its project dashboard, then click “Save & re-verify”.

FAQ

No—AI-Readable Sites uses a separate site allowance, with one site included on the Free plan. Activating and live sites count toward this allowance.
If www.yoursite.com redirects to yoursite.com, Readdy cannot modify the destination homepage, so structured data cannot be added there. Your AI site guide, answer pages, sitemap, and robots.txt can still remain available.
AI-Readable Sites makes your business information easier for AI to discover, understand, and reference, which can improve its chances of being included in relevant answers and recommendations. Placement is not guaranteed, as each AI service decides which sources to use.
Your browser or network may still use cached DNS after your domain starts routing through Readdy; allow up to about an hour for the cache to refresh.

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