Introducing CoreLoop: one link that makes your business AI-ready
Something changed in how customers find businesses. It didn't arrive with a press release — it crept in through everyday habits. People stopped opening ten browser tabs to compare physiotherapists and started asking their AI assistant: "find me a good physiotherapist near Kallio, open Saturday."
The assistant answers. The question is whether it can answer with you.
Most business websites weren't built for this. They were built for human eyes — photos, vibes, a phone number in the footer. An AI assistant reading that site has to guess your prices, guess your hours, guess whether you do the thing the customer asked for. When agents guess, they either get you wrong or leave you out.
CoreLoop exists to fix exactly that.
What it is. CoreLoop gives your business one page — coreloop.so/your-name — that people and AI agents both understand. You paste your website address; our AI reads it and drafts a structured profile: your services with prices, your hours, your location, your FAQs. You review it, fix anything that's off, and publish. That's the whole setup.
What happens when you publish. From that moment, your business speaks the standards AI agents use. Assistants can connect over the Model Context Protocol and get accurate answers about what you offer. Other businesses' agents can discover yours through the agent-to-agent standard. AI crawlers find a clean llms.txt file where they expect one. And when an assistant's user wants to reach you, the inquiry lands in your dashboard inbox — spam-filtered, with context.
You never see the acronyms. You edit your business information in plain language; the protocol plumbing is our job.
What it costs. Nothing to start. The Free plan is a real, working setup — your AI-ready profile, your public page, agent access, and basic analytics. Starter adds automatic weekly updates and up to three locations. Pro adds translations into 18 languages, team access, your own domain, and a higher agent request limit. Current prices are always on the pricing page. There are no long-term contracts.
What it isn't. We won't promise you a flood of customers by Tuesday. AI-driven discovery is early, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something. What we can promise: when an assistant does look for a business like yours, yours will be one it can actually read, quote correctly, and act on. Being early to that costs you a few minutes and nothing else.
Paste your website. See what the AI understands about your business. Fix what's wrong. That alone is worth the trip.
