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Equifax scores 75 out of 100 on the Agent Readiness Index
Equifax reaches level 2, Legible. Identity and delegation is the strongest area at 97 out of 100. Protocol access is the weakest at 36.
Equifax was scanned on October 15, 2026. Its score is 75 out of 100, level 2, Legible. An agent can read and cite your content. To reach level 3, Connectable: Offer a programmatic path: a live MCP server, a data sharing program with OAuth metadata, or a verified Poppy file.
Website: equifax.com
Score by area
| Area | Score | What it asks |
|---|---|---|
| Discoverability | 93 out of 100, worth 15 points | Can an agent find and read your pages? |
| Protocol access | 36 out of 100, worth 20 points | Can an agent connect to you through MCP or an API? |
| Identity and delegation | 97 out of 100, worth 20 points | Can a customer give an agent limited access without sharing a password? |
| Web experience | 87 out of 100, worth 15 points | Does your site work when an agent uses it? |
| Voice and IVR | Not measured yet | What happens when an agent calls your phone line? |
| Policy and governance | 64 out of 100, worth 10 points | Do your terms allow agents that act for customers? |
What is holding Equifax back
- MCP server, 8 points lost. No MCP server, server card or registry entry was found for this organization. Fix: Publish a remote MCP server with OAuth. Start with read only tools such as account status, orders or location search, and publish a server card at /.well known/mcp/server card.
- Browser tools exposed to agents, 3 points lost. The sign in and home pages register no browser tools for agents. Fix: Register tools for safe tasks such as location search and price lookup with navigator.modelContext.
- Sign in page loads for a declared agent in a browser, 3 points lost. The sign in page is blocked for a declared agent but loads for a standard browser. Fix: Serve the sign in page to verified agent browsers, and use signed agent identity to separate them from attackers.
- Third party access and data sharing rules, 3 points lost. No third party access rules were found in the documents read. Fix: Publish a third party access policy that names the approved interfaces and the consent model.
What already works
- OAuth and OpenID metadata
- PKCE and client registration
- Terms on automated access
How Equifax compares
The average score for consumer brands is 40.8 out of 100 across 112 organizations. The average across all 1,421 scored organizations is 42.2 out of 100.
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