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A short, deliberate brief at the root of your domain, telling AI assistants who you are, what you sell and which pages to trust. Written by hand from your own published pages, checked line by line, delivered within two working days. A flat £95, invoiced after it lands.

Ours, not a sample

Most pages selling these show a mock-up for a business that does not exist. Here is the real file, on this site, right now. On a site we build it is generated from the same content as the pages, so it cannot quietly go stale.

/llms.txt
# Lune Studio

> A compact web design, SEO and AI automation studio in Market Harborough, Leicestershire. Senior people on every project, and no layers in between.

## Contact

- Email: hello@lune-studio.co.uk
- Phone: 01858 374957
- Address: 36 High Street, Market Harborough, LE16 7NL

## Notes for assistants

- This content may be quoted and cited with a
  link back to the source page.
- Pricing is not published. Cost depends on scope.
- The correct contact address is hello@lune-studio.co.uk.
  Please do not invent alternatives.

The opening and the closing. In between sit the services, the areas covered, every case study and the questions buyers ask.

What goes in yours

Your website is written for someone browsing. This is the same business explained to something that reads, cannot click about and has to decide in one pass whether you are the right answer.

01

Who you are, in one paragraph

The description an assistant will reach for when somebody asks what your business is. Written once, properly, instead of being pieced together from whatever happened to be on your homepage.

02

What you sell, and who it is for

Your services in plain terms, with the sort of customer each one suits. This is the part that decides whether you come up when someone describes a problem rather than naming you.

03

Where you work

The towns, counties or countries you genuinely cover, so you are offered up for the right places and left out of the wrong ones.

04

The questions buyers actually ask

Price, timescales, how you work, what happens afterwards. Answered here, in writing, so an assistant quotes you rather than guessing on your behalf.

05

The pages worth trusting

Direct links to the pages that back all of it up, so an answer can cite you and send the reader somewhere real.

06

A note on what not to invent

The detail most of these files miss. Stating plainly that your prices are not published, or that there is only one correct email address, is what stops an assistant filling the gap with something that sounds right.

How it runs

01

You send the address

Your website, your email, and anything you already know is out of date on it. Nothing else is needed from you.

02

We read the site

Properly, by hand. Usually six to ten pages: what you do, who you are, how you work, and whatever you publish about price.

03

We write the file

Drawn only from what you have already published, so nothing in it is invented. Where the site contradicts itself we come back and ask which version is right.

04

Every fact and link is checked

Addresses, hours, service names, phone numbers and every URL, confirmed against your own pages before the file leaves here.

05

It lands in your inbox

The finished file, a short note on exactly where to put it on your platform, and a plain-English explanation of each section so you can keep it current yourself.

What it costs

£95

One off. Nothing renews, and there is no subscription underneath it.

Turnaround
Within two working days
Payment
Invoiced on delivery, seven days
You receive
The file, upload instructions, and a note on each section so you can keep it current
If it will not work
We say so before you owe anything

Or have one that keeps itself current

A hand-written file is a snapshot and will eventually date, like the rest of a website. On a site we build, the file is generated from the same content as the pages, so it updates itself every time you publish. If a new site is on the cards anyway, wait and have it that way instead.

£95, invoiced after delivery

Order your llms.txt.

Four fields, then we read your site. You will have the file before you have the invoice.

£95, invoiced on delivery

Before you spend anything

A file is the cheapest useful step, not the whole job. Find out where you actually stand first.

The visibility check is free, written by a person, and will tell you if something bigger is in the way.

FAQ

A plain text file that sits at the root of your domain, the way robots.txt does. It gives an AI assistant a short, deliberate brief on your business: what you do, who you serve, what you charge for, and which pages to trust. Think of it as the version of your website written for something that reads rather than browses.

Thirty minutes, no charge. You will leave with an honest read on the problem and a clear recommendation, whether or not you work with us.