If your content assembles itself in the browser, the crawlers deciding who gets recommended never see it. We fix that at the rendering layer.
Book a growth callView source on a modern site and you often find an empty shell: a script tag and a loading state. Google renders JavaScript eventually, imperfectly and on its own schedule. GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and CCBot largely do not render at all. Everything you publish is invisible to them until the HTML carries it.
Server-side rendering, static generation or pre-rendering, chosen to fit your stack rather than forcing a rewrite.
Clean status codes, no render-blocking chains, no infinite parameter loops swallowing your crawl budget.
We diff what a browser shows against what a no-JavaScript fetch returns, and close the gap.
Before-and-after word counts in the raw HTML, tested as each named crawler.
We crawl the site the way an engine does, with and without JavaScript, and show you the gap between what a person sees and what a machine sees.
Usually your development team builds from our specification and brief, which keeps the knowledge with you. If you would rather not carry the work, our in-house developers build it instead — the expertise is there either way.
We re-test as Googlebot and as the named AI crawlers, and keep checking as the site changes.
Every other investment — content, placements, positioning — depends on this working first.
Rarely. Most stacks support pre-rendering or SSR for the routes that matter. A rebuild is the last resort, not the opening move.
Usually the opposite. Serving finished HTML is faster than shipping a bundle that assembles the page.
We fetch every URL with JavaScript disabled and compare against the rendered view. The gap list is the work plan.
We will show you what your page looks like with the JavaScript switched off.
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