Compare raw HTML, rendered pages, and AI readiness

Find important content that depends on scripts and check whether AI crawlers can reach it.

01

Understand the two page versions

Raw HTML is the server response before browser scripts run. The rendered version includes content and links added later. Comparing them reveals metadata, schema, text, or discovery paths that depend on successful script execution.

02

Prioritize meaningful differences

A menu animation is rarely important. A missing canonical, main heading, product description, or internal link is. Focus on differences that affect discovery, interpretation, or the primary user task.

03

Join readiness with observed bot access

Robots checks show what is permitted. Bot tracking shows what approved crawlers actually fetched. AI visibility results show whether monitored answers cite the site. These are separate layers and should not be collapsed into one claim.

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