Capture What Crawlers Actually See
Meta Snapshot takes a point-in-time capture of what search engine crawlers and AI bots can actually see on your pages. It operates in two modes: Fetch for raw HTML analysis and Render for JavaScript-heavy sites. The snapshot records titles, meta descriptions, canonicals, schema markup, and indexing blockers.
Key Capabilities
- Crawl pages in Fetch mode to see raw HTML exactly as search engine bots receive it.
- Use Render mode with headless Chromium to capture JavaScript-rendered content and metadata.
- Record title tags, meta descriptions, canonical URLs, schema markup, and indexing directives.
- Compare snapshots before and after deployments to verify that changes went live correctly.
- Detect unintended noindex tags, broken canonicals, and missing structured data in one crawl.
Use It When
- You need to verify what crawlers see on your pages before and after a deployment.
- You suspect a JavaScript rendering issue is hiding content from search engine bots.
- You want evidence of live page metadata to share with developers or attach to audit reports.
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CiteWorth helps businesses monitor, audit, and improve their visibility across AI search engines with evidence-based tools and repeatable workflows. Every scan produces artifacts you can share, export, or archive.
From citation tracking to technical SEO auditing, the platform brings together the tools operators need to prove AI visibility improvements with confidence and clarity.
CiteWorth helps businesses monitor, audit, and improve their visibility across AI search engines with evidence-based tools and repeatable workflows. Every scan produces artifacts you can share, export, or archive.
From citation tracking to technical SEO auditing, the platform brings together the tools operators need to prove AI visibility improvements with confidence and clarity.