renderit.now intercepts bot traffic and serves fully rendered HTML — so search engines, AI crawlers, and social previews see your complete page. Zero code changes. Under 5 minutes to deploy.
⚠️ Google's crawler doesn't execute JavaScript. If your site is built with React, Vue, or any SPA framework — Googlebot sees a blank page. renderit.now fixes this instantly.
Whether you shipped your first React app last week or you're running a platform with millions of pages — renderit.now works the same way.
You used Cursor, Lovable, or Claude to ship something real. But Google can't index JavaScript. Your beautiful app is invisible to search — until now.
You know the tradeoffs: SSR means complexity, Puppeteer in prod means resource contention. renderit.now offloads all of it — bot detection, rendering, caching — as a service.
Your platform has hundreds of thousands of dynamic pages. You need guaranteed uptime, predictable quota, and a partner who understands infrastructure — not just SEO.
Create an account in under 60 seconds. You'll get an API key with 5,000 renders per month — no credit card required to start.
Copy the config snippet for your server type — LiteSpeed, Nginx, or Cloudflare Worker. Bot traffic is routed to renderit.now. Normal users are unaffected.
Googlebot, GPTBot, social crawlers — they all receive fully rendered HTML with your real content, meta tags, and structured data. Your app stays untouched.
Other prerender services count every request that passes through — including your API calls, health checks, and asset requests — silently burning your monthly quota.
renderit.now is path-aware. Your 5,000 renders are 5,000 actual pages, not wasted on JSON endpoints.
API routes, WebSocket connections, and sitemaps are automatically excluded from rendering — no config needed.
Rendered pages are cached and served instantly on repeat bot visits. Your quota only decrements on actual render jobs.
GPTBot, Claude-Web, Anthropic-AI, Perplexitybot — 30+ AI and LLM crawlers detected alongside traditional search bots.
Start free. Scale when you need to. Cancel anytime.
All plans include a 14-day free trial. No credit card required to start.
"I built my entire SaaS with Cursor and had no idea Google couldn't index any of it. renderit.now fixed my indexing in a weekend. Setup was literally one config block."
"We were burning through our prerender quota in 3 days every month. Turns out our CDN was routing API calls through prerender. renderit.now's path exclusion saved us $200/mo."
"The Cloudflare Worker integration took 10 minutes. Our stock research pages went from zero impressions to 4,000 monthly clicks in 6 weeks. The cache hit rate is now above 70%."
Zero impact on real users. The bot detection runs at the server/edge level — if a request doesn't match a known bot user-agent, it passes through to your app exactly as before. Your users never touch the render pipeline.
Any client-side rendered app — React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, SolidJS, Astro in SPA mode. If Googlebot sees a blank page or just a loading spinner, renderit.now solves it. Works with any hosting stack: LiteSpeed, Nginx, Apache, Cloudflare, or as a direct API call.
A render is counted when a bot visits a real page URL and we run Puppeteer to generate HTML. API routes (/api/*), WebSocket paths (/ws/*), sitemaps, and static assets are automatically excluded and never counted. Cache hits from subsequent bot visits to the same URL are also free.
Yes — we detect 30+ bot patterns including GPTBot, Claude-Web, Anthropic-AI, Perplexitybot, Cohere-AI, and other LLM crawlers alongside traditional search bots (Googlebot, Bingbot, etc.) and social preview bots (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, WhatsApp).
Yes. Use the cache invalidation API: DELETE https://go.renderit.now/cache?url=https://yoursite.com/page. The next bot visit will trigger a fresh render. Growth and Scale plans include programmatic cache control.
Yes. Googlebot receives a fully rendered HTML snapshot — the same page a browser would see after JavaScript executes. This means text content, meta tags, canonical URLs, structured data, and internal links are all visible and indexable. You can verify coverage directly in Google Search Console under the Coverage and URL Inspection reports.
Real-user Core Web Vitals (LCP, CLS, FID) are unaffected because prerendering only intercepts bot traffic — your users still load your normal app. However, by making your pages indexable, Google can actually evaluate and rank your content instead of surfacing a blank page, which is the more significant ranking factor for most SPAs.
Only if their crawlers can read your HTML. GPTBot, PerplexityBot, Claude-Web, and similar LLM crawlers behave like Googlebot — they fetch raw HTML and ignore JavaScript. Without prerendering, your SPA returns an empty shell and your content is invisible to these models. renderit.now ensures every LLM crawler receives fully rendered content, making your site eligible to be cited as a source in AI-generated answers.
Yes. If your app injects structured data (JSON-LD, schema.org markup) via JavaScript, Googlebot normally can't see it. renderit.now executes the full page lifecycle before serving the snapshot, so all dynamically injected schema — Product, Article, FAQ, BreadcrumbList — is included in the HTML Google receives and is eligible for rich results in search.
That depends on Googlebot's crawl schedule for your site, not renderit.now. Once prerendering is active, the next time Googlebot visits a URL it will receive full HTML and can index it immediately. Submitting your sitemap in Google Search Console and using the URL Inspection tool to request indexing speeds this up. Most sites see new pages indexed within days to a few weeks.
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