How Base44 pre-rendering works
What Base44 actually sends to Googlebot and AI crawlers: the hidden summary block, its render cache, which crawlers it recognizes, and how to check your own pages.
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Pre-rendering Base44 apps: the complete guide
Does Base44 pre-render pages for Google and AI crawlers? Only from a cache. How Base44 pre-rendering works, where it leaves gaps, and every way to prerender a Base44 app.
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Which crawlers Base44 pre-renders for, and which it skips
We tested 33 user agents against live Base44 pages. Googlebot, Bingbot, GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot get renders. Bravebot, Meta and Search Console's tester don't.
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Base44's seo-snapshot block: what it is, how to improve it
Every Base44 page ships a hidden seo-snapshot div that crawlers read when no render is ready. What it contains, where its text comes from, and how to make it better.
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How to check what crawlers get from your Base44 app
Commands to test your Base44 pages as Googlebot, GPTBot and other crawlers: detect the seo-snapshot fallback, check renders, record pages, the sitemap and link previews.
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How Base44 pre-rendering works: a render cache and a fallback
Base44 serves crawlers pre-rendered pages from a cache, by user agent, and a hidden summary when a page isn't cached. What we measured, what fills the cache, and why it hurts SEO.
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Why Search Console's live test misreads Base44 pages
On Base44, Search Console's Test live URL and the Rich Results Test get an auto-generated summary instead of your page. Why it happens and how to see what Googlebot got.