CrawlReady is for React and Vue sites that look great to people and blank to AI crawlers, and it makes that hidden gap visible in seconds

Here is an uncomfortable test. Open your beautiful React marketing site, view the raw HTML, and see what is there before any JavaScript runs. For many single-page apps the answer is an empty div and a few script tags. Google renders JavaScript eventually. CrawlReady's premise is that many AI crawlers do not, so your pricing page may as well not exist to them.

The founder, Marc-Etienne Dartus, is a developer who noticed this on other people's sites and wrote a candid about page explaining it in plain language. The product carries the same spirit: show the problem clearly first, then make fixing it as light as a few lines of code.

What you get today, and what is next

The parts marked live are the AI Readiness Score, a free scan with a shareable result, and crawler analytics that show which AI bots hit which pages. That alone answers a question most teams cannot: is GPTBot even visiting? Next on the roadmap is the bigger piece, middleware that detects AI bots, renders JavaScript and serves them clean HTML with schema added. If you are on Next.js, Express or Cloudflare Workers, integration is designed to take a few lines.

Who will love it

SaaS teams, headless ecommerce stores and documentation sites built as single-page apps in React, Vue or Angular are the sweet spot, anywhere content only appears after JavaScript runs. Start with the free AI Readiness Score, which needs no account and gives you a shareable result to drop into the team chat. Then add the script tag or middleware snippet and watch which AI bots actually show up. Getting started needs no card, and paid tiers are set by fresh crawls per month, with cached responses unlimited.

A sharp diagnosis of a real problem, and a free scan that shows it to you in seconds.

The verdict