Full technical audit
Crawl analysis, indexation, canonicals, redirects, duplicate content, and log-level crawl behavior, every issue scored by visibility impact. The classic audit, plus an AI-crawler pass most audits skip entirely.
Technical GEO
AI can't cite what it can't parse.
GPTBot, PerplexityBot, and ClaudeBot don't render JavaScript the way a browser does. If your content lives behind client-side rendering, slow responses, or missing structured data, you're invisible to the engines your buyers ask. Technical GEO is the full technical SEO discipline, crawl, index, Core Web Vitals, schema, plus the machine-readability layer AI retrieval depends on. We find what's broken, rank it by impact, and fix it.
Near-empty what AI crawlers see on JS-rendered sites. Your best page can read as a blank document
≤2.5s the LCP bar we fix to. We've taken key templates from 8.35s down past it
Audit→Fix we don't hand you a PDF and vanish. We implement, or sit with your devs until it ships
Why it matters now
The foundation for rankings
became the foundation for answers.
Every layer of visibility depends on machines reaching, rendering, and understanding your site, and the machines multiplied. Googlebot renders JavaScript; most AI crawlers don't. Google reads your schema; LLM retrieval leans on clean HTML and fast responses. A site that passes a classic technical audit can still be unreadable to the engines that write the answers. That gap is where Technical GEO lives, and almost nobody audits for it.
Reachability
Robots directives, AI crawler access, llms.txt guidance, sitemaps, and canonical strategy. GPTBot blocked in robots.txt by a years-old copy-paste is a real finding we make weekly.
Renderability
SSR or ISR on content templates, Core Web Vitals to threshold, and clean HTML that survives a no-JavaScript fetch. What the crawler receives is what you get cited from.
Understandability
Schema across every critical type, coherent heading structure, dateModified freshness signals, and canonicals that agree with each other. The machine-readable version of your site, complete.
What's included
Everything technical SEO covered. Then the AI layer.
AI crawler access & llms.txt
Robots and firewall rules verified for GPTBot, PerplexityBot, ClaudeBot, and Google-Extended, with llms.txt deployed to guide what they read first.
Rendering & SSR fixes
Client-side content moved to SSR or ISR on the templates that matter, so crawlers that don't execute JavaScript still receive the full page.
Core Web Vitals program
LCP, INP, and CLS diagnosed and fixed against field data: image pipelines, render-blocking resources, server response, caching. Speed is a retrieval signal too.
Schema deployment & validation
Organization, Article, FAQ, Product, Breadcrumb, and HowTo implemented and validated site-wide, templated so every new page inherits the layer.
Regression monitoring
Continuous checks on indexation, performance, and crawler access. We once caught broken canonicals across an entire blog library within 24 hours of deployment. That's the standard.
How the work runs
Critical blockers first, always. The sequence comes from your audit.
First
Diagnose in depth
Full-site crawl, Search Console deep-dive, field-data review, and a no-JavaScript fetch of every key template. You see exactly what each engine can and can't read.
Priority
Unblock the machines
Whatever locks pages out of an index or a retrieval pipeline goes first: blocked crawlers, render failures, canonical chains. Movement here shows fastest.
Then
Strengthen the structure
Schema, architecture, internal linking, and freshness signals, built to hold at template level so fixes compound instead of eroding.
Always
Guard against regressions
One deploy can undo a quarter of fixes. Continuous monitoring catches regressions in hours, not in next quarter's traffic report.
Client Outcome
Template-level fixes, holding at enterprise scale.
From the results library: measured performance across a full engagement window.
1.47M organic clicks in five months, holding an average position of 6.2 across 76.8M impressions.
1.47M organic clicks in 5 months
76.8M search impressions
6.2 average position, site-wide
Read the full story“The numbers moved at a scale our paid team noticed. Organic is now a line item in acquisition planning, not a footnote.”
Straight answers
Questions we
get asked first.
No sales spin. If the honest answer is "it depends," we tell you what it depends on.
- What is technical GEO?
- Technical GEO is technical SEO extended for AI search: everything from crawlability, indexation, and Core Web Vitals to the layer AI engines specifically need, clean server-rendered HTML, AI crawler access, llms.txt, and complete structured data. Same discipline, more machines to satisfy.
- How is it different from technical SEO?
- It's a superset. Classic technical SEO optimizes for Googlebot, which renders JavaScript and forgives a lot. AI crawlers mostly don't render JS, weigh response speed in retrieval, and lean harder on structured data. A site can pass a classic audit and still be invisible to LLMs; we audit and fix for both at once.
- Do AI crawlers execute JavaScript?
- Mostly no. GPTBot, PerplexityBot, and ClaudeBot fetch raw HTML, so content that only exists after client-side rendering doesn't exist for them. This is the single most common reason otherwise-strong sites have zero AI visibility, and SSR or ISR on content templates is the fix.
- What is llms.txt and do I need it?
- llms.txt is a plain-text file that tells AI systems what your site covers and which pages matter most, like a curated map for LLM crawlers. It costs almost nothing to deploy and pairs with, not replaces, the deeper work of making pages fast and parseable. We ship it as standard.
- Do you implement fixes or just report them?
- Both. We implement directly on WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Wix, Framer, and custom builds including Next.js, or we hand your team dev-ready tickets and review until it ships. Indexation fixes can show within days of a recrawl; CWV and rendering work typically shows in 4 to 8 weeks.
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Ready when you are
Find out what the machines actually see.
Free technical audit: a no-JavaScript fetch of your key pages, AI crawler access check, Core Web Vitals, and schema gaps, scored by impact with the fix order laid out.
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