WholeATX — the Austin metro business guide, ranked by website

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Every business in the Austin metro, sorted into 88 industries and ranked by how well its website works for real customers and AI search. Looking for someone? Browse below. Run a business? Get your free score and the exact list of what to fix.

10,502businesses

88industries

3,286websites scored

5,833no website yet

What we check — and why it matters

Every business website is scored 0–100 on the same nine checks, the things that decide whether a customer — or an AI assistant — can find and trust you. A site we can’t reach is marked unreachable, never zero.

Site respondsThe site has to load. If this fails nothing else can be measured.

Served over HTTPSBrowsers mark plain http:// pages as Not Secure. Most hosts turn on a free certificate with one switch.

Title tag, 15–65 charactersThe blue headline in Google results and the text in the browser tab.

Meta description, 70–165 charactersThe grey line Google prints under your title. Without one, Google picks a sentence off your page at random.

Mobile viewport declaredWithout this line phones render your site zoomed out and unreadable. Most of your customers are on a phone.

One clear H1 headingOne main heading tells search engines what the page is about. None or several is ambiguous.

Structured data (JSON-LD or microdata)Machine-readable facts - address, phone, hours. This is what puts a business in a map card instead of a plain link.

At least 300 words on the pageA page with almost no words gives search engines nothing to match a search against.

llms.txt or AGENTS.md for AI searchPlain text files that tell ChatGPT and Perplexity what your business does. Almost nobody in Austin has one yet.

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