Fixing pre-rendering on a Base44 app
Ways to make sure every crawler gets your real pages: monitoring, record pages, proxies and pre-rendering services, and moving to server rendering.
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How to prerender a Base44 app: every option compared
Compare the ways to prerender a Base44 app: Encited, Prerender.io, a self-hosted Puppeteer proxy and exporting to server rendering, and why warming doesn't work.
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A Cloudflare Worker pre-rendering proxy for a Base44 domain
How a Cloudflare Worker can route crawlers to a pre-renderer and visitors to your Base44 app: the code, the canonical and redirect fixes, and what to test before switching DNS.
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Base44 record pages (?id=): titles, sitemaps, renders
Base44 product, listing and post pages at URLs like /Product?id=123 share one title and never appear in the sitemap. How to fix titles, list them, and get them rendered.
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Pre-rendering vs server rendering for a Base44 app
When pre-rendering is enough for a Base44 app and when it's worth exporting to a server-rendered framework like Next.js or TanStack Start. Costs, effort and SEO.
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Can you warm Base44's pre-render cache? We tested it
Requesting Base44 pages with a crawler user agent doesn't make Base44 render them. Our cache tests, a script to monitor which pages serve the summary, and the fixes that work.