AI render check · free
Can AI actually read your page?
An AI render check fetches your raw HTML the way a crawler does, before any JavaScript runs, and measures how much of your real content is actually there to read.
Why client-rendered pages are invisible to AI
Most AI crawlers do not run JavaScript. They fetch your HTML once and read whatever is in it. If your page ships an empty shell and paints its content with React or Vue after load, the crawler sees a near-blank document, no matter how rich the page looks in a browser.
We know this one from experience. Ron's own report pages used to render a Loading state and nothing else in the raw HTML. The fix was to server-render them so the full report ships in the first response. This tool measures the exact gap we closed.
What you get back
- ✓A word count of the real content in your raw HTML, versus what a browser shows.
- ✓A verdict: server-rendered, partially rendered, or client-rendered.
- ✓Whether your title, h1, and meta description are present before JavaScript runs.
- ✓A content-to-HTML ratio, so you can see how much of the page is shell versus substance.
Free here, deeper in the audit
If AI cannot read the page, nothing else matters. Once it can, the question is what the engines say about you. The full audit answers that across ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini, with the fixes ranked by lift. $39, once.
Questions
How is this different from Google's mobile-friendly test?
Google renders JavaScript and is far more forgiving than most AI crawlers. This check looks at the raw HTML specifically, which is closer to what an AI engine actually reads when it fetches your page.
My site looks fine in the browser. Why does this say it's empty?
Because the browser runs your JavaScript and the crawler does not. The tool measures the content present before any script runs, which is the version an AI model sees.
What's the fix if I'm client-rendered?
Server-render or pre-render the pages that matter for visibility, so the content ships in the initial HTML. Frameworks like Next.js, Nuxt, and Astro do this out of the box.
Does partial rendering still count?
It depends what's missing. If your headings and key copy are in the raw HTML but some sections hydrate later, you are mostly fine. The tool tells you which case you're in.
Keep going
AI can read the page. Now find out what it says.
~5 min scan · $39 · refunds if useless
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