Alli AI

You could build this. A pre-rendering layer, a detection list for the 50+ AI crawlers, an edge delivery network. About 9 to 14 months for a small team, then ongoing maintenance as new crawlers ship every quarter. Or you can drop in a snippet, ship the same week, and put your engineers back on the roadmap your customers are actually asking for. The spec sheet has the architecture, the SLA, and what the integration looks like at platform scale.

The first platforms to ship responsive design didn't gain a feature advantage. They got three years of analyst report headlines and a positioning story competitors couldn't catch up to. AI search visibility is the next one of those. Whoever ships it first in your category owns the comparison column for the next 18 months. The partnership brief includes the integration roadmap and the joint launch timeline.

Your customers are starting to ask why their sites don't show up in ChatGPT. GPTBot sees a different version of those sites. So does ClaudeBot. So does PerplexityBot. Empty shells where content should be. Not because of anything the customer did. Because the platform renders client side, and AI crawlers don't execute JavaScript. Right now you can answer one of two ways: "we're working on it" or "we already shipped it." One of those keeps the account.

When a customer's traffic dries up, they look for someone to blame. Eighteen months ago, that someone was usually Google's algorithm. Right now, increasingly, it's the platform their site is built on. "Why isn't my site visible in ChatGPT" is becoming the new "why don't I rank." And the answer is upstream of any individual customer's control. The data report shows the cohort level pattern across the platforms we work with. Worth seeing where yours is on it.

If you have 5,000 customer sites, the per-site fix is 5,000 implementations. A snippet at the platform layer is one implementation. Same fix, deployed to your full customer base, no per customer effort, no developer ticket per site.

Open ChatGPT. Ask it to summarize what your company does. If you're on a React or Vue app, the answer is probably wrong in a way that is very hard to unsee. It's pulled from whatever GPTBot received when it hit your homepage, which for a single page app is the contents of your body tag before hydration. For most sites this is empty. For the rest it is a "please enable JavaScript" notice. Google renders JavaScript. The LLMs mostly don't. Which means your organic rank and your AI search visibility are not the same question and probably don't have the same answer. The left half of the image is what the crawler received. The right half is what you wrote.