JavaScript SEO
If Google cannot render your pages, your content does not exist. We fix the gap between what users see and what Googlebot sees.
Get StartedThe JavaScript rendering problem
You built a fast, modern web app. Users love it. But Google sees a blank page, or a partial page, or a version from three deploys ago. Your content is invisible to search because Googlebot cannot execute your JavaScript the same way a browser does.
- Content loaded via JavaScript is not in the initial HTML response
- Internal links injected by JS are invisible to crawlers
- Googlebot queues pages for rendering, causing indexation delays of days or weeks
- Client-side routing breaks URL discovery
- Hydration errors cause content mismatches between server and client
This service is for you if...
Your site is built with React, Vue, Angular, or another JS framework
Google Search Console shows fewer indexed pages than you expect
Your cached pages in Google look different from what users see
You are debating SSR vs. CSR vs. SSG and need a clear recommendation
Your organic traffic dropped after a frontend framework migration
You use a headless CMS and are not sure if content is being indexed
What we solve
Rendering audit
Compare server-side HTML vs. rendered DOM to find content Google is missing.
SSR/SSG strategy
Recommend the right rendering approach for your framework: Next.js, Nuxt, Gatsby, or custom.
Link discoverability
Ensure internal links are in the initial HTML, not injected by JavaScript after render.
Hydration optimization
Reduce time-to-interactive by fixing hydration bottlenecks that delay rendering.
Rendering testing setup
Automated checks that alert you when a deploy breaks Googlebot rendering.
How we approach it
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Render comparison
We compare what Googlebot sees vs. what a browser sees across your key page types.
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Gap analysis
Identify which content, links, and metadata are missing from the initial server response.
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Architecture recommendation
Recommend rendering strategy changes with implementation specs for your dev team.
Results
Our team had over a thousand product pages that Google could not render. They diagnosed the issue in a week and gave our engineers a clear fix. All pages were indexed within a month.
Frequently asked questions
Does Google render JavaScript now?
Yes, but with delays and limitations. Googlebot uses a headless Chromium instance, but it queues pages for rendering which can delay indexation by days or weeks.
Do we need to switch to SSR?
Not always. Sometimes fixing link discoverability and critical content in the initial HTML is enough. We recommend the least disruptive solution that solves the problem.
Which frameworks do you work with?
React (Next.js, Gatsby), Vue (Nuxt), Angular, and custom SPAs. The rendering principles are the same regardless of framework.
How do we test if Google can see our content?
Use the URL Inspection tool in Search Console to see the rendered HTML. We also use Screaming Frog in JavaScript rendering mode and compare against the raw HTML response.
Not sure if Google can see your content?
We will run a rendering comparison and show you exactly what Googlebot is missing.
Get a Rendering Audit