An honest teardown — genuinely useful product, and the hero line is already good. The fixes are about making a first-time visitor feel the stakes and find you.
Page reviewed: botscore.io · Every point references copy that's actually on the page — nothing invented.
"If your headings and copy only exist after hydration, many crawlers never see them — regardless of how the page looks in Chrome." That single sentence is the pitch and the fear. Right now it's mid-paragraph under "Built for crawlers that often skip your JavaScript." Pull it into the hero as the subhead — it makes a developer's stomach drop, which is exactly what converts.
"GEO score for AI crawlers" leads with a term (Generative Engine Optimization) you have to teach. Nothing wrong with owning a category — but hedge it: pair "GEO" with the words people already use, e.g. "See how ChatGPT, Perplexity and GPTBot read your site." Capture the people who feel the problem but don't know the word yet.
"Compares fetched HTML to the live page" is your aha, but it's described, not shown. A tiny side-by-side above the fold — "what Chrome sees" vs "what GPTBot sees" (with the missing headings greyed out) — would sell this in two seconds flat. You already have the data; make it visual.
BotScore runs 27 deterministic rules in your browser…
Add extensionIf your content only appears after your JS loads, GPTBot, ChatGPT and Perplexity never see it — no matter how the page looks in Chrome. 27 checks, in your browser, no account.
Add the free extension"Runs locally · no account · no tracking" is a great trust line for a tool that scans your site — keep it right by the CTA.
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