How to use the Faro Registry (formerly the Faro Score Index)
Faro's public league table of AI readiness scores, refreshed daily, so you can see where the bar is set.
The Faro Registry is a public league table showing how businesses score on AI readiness. It replaced the Faro Score Index and the Agent Registry, which are now one page. It's scanned and refreshed daily, so it's a live view of where the bar actually sits, not a one-time report.
Using the registry
No login required. Browse the ranked list to see each company's overall score and where they rank relative to others, and filter by industry. Switch to the directory view to filter by what a site offers AI agents, such as an llms.txt file, a public API or an MCP server. Click any entry for that domain's registry profile.
Why the ranking moves
Because the index re-scans daily, a company's position can change as they ship fixes (or regress). This makes it useful as an ongoing reference, not just a snapshot: if a competitor jumps several places, it usually means they shipped something specific, structured data, an llms.txt file, or unblocked a crawler, that you can check for and match.
Finding where you rank
Run your own AI Readiness Scan and compare your score against the index to see roughly where you'd land. If you want your domain tracked and added to the index over time, that's a separate step from running a one-off scan, reach out via the help center's contact link.