Product Page health
Page health
An answer can only cite a page it could read. This checks the pages of yours that answers already cite, the way a crawler sees them.
Fetched without JavaScript
Each page is read the way a crawler that runs no JavaScript sees it, because that is what most of them are. What the HTML carries on its own is what an engine has to work with.
Per agent, per path
Your robots.txt verdict for that exact URL and that exact AI agent — not a site-wide guess, and with the rule that produced it shown.
Status and redirects
What the URL actually returns, including the chain it goes through to get there, so a page that answers for a human but not a crawler shows up.
Structured data
What the page declares about itself, which is often the difference between being quoted accurately and being summarised badly.
Which pages, and why those
The brand's own URLs that AI answers cite, plus pages from your sitemap and any you add by hand. Starting from what is already cited means the first thing you see is the health of the pages that are already doing the work.
The JavaScript comparison — the same page loaded in a real browser, set against the no-JavaScript fetch — is a separate headless load, so it runs only when you ask for it, one page at a time.
See it on your own prompts.
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