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Bot Optimizer

Your Content is
Invisible to AI Search

Expose your full site content to AI search bots—fast rollout, zero developer effort.

Modern websites aren't built for bots. They are built for users.

But that creates new risks across visibility, performance, and infrastructure.

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Crawlers can't render JavaScript—missing critical content

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New AI bot traffic is growing fast and behaving unpredictably

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Infrastructure teams face rising costs from bot traffic

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Bots spike slow performance and disrupt customers

Automatically Gain a Complete, Lightweight Version of your Site

Bot Optimizer delivers fully rendered content to AI bots while easing the load on your servers.

Your site stays fast. Your content stays discoverable. Your infrastructure stays efficient.

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A Dedicated Control Layer Between Your Site and Every Crawler

Teams choose Bot Optimizer for:

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Complete, Consistent Access for Approved Bots

Bots see everything they need regardless of how your site is built—approved by you

Better Infrastructure Stability

Your servers stay fast and healthy, even when bot traffic surges

Bot Load Protection &
Cost Control

Reduce infrastructure strain and rendering costs by eliminating expensive rendering at scale

Search Compliance

Serve equivalent content to users and bots with full auditability, logging, and verified crawler access

No Front-End Rework

Keep your JavaScript frameworks and modern UX exactly as they are

Enterprise-Grade

Secure, compliant, and transparent — built for teams who need reliability at scale

CASE STUDY

SpareFoot Accelerates Projects by 6 Months

See how an online marketplace for the best self-storage solutions leverage ClarityAutomate to change how quickly they implement SEO projects.

Discoverability and Stability, Built Into One Layer

Bot Optimizer gives you full control over how bots access, interpret, and index your content while protecting your infrastructure from unpredictable crawl behavior and rising costs.

Security First

Built on secure hosting infrastructure and aligned with enterprise-grade standards, including SOC 2 Type II compliance

No Dev Resources

Activate Bot Optimizer with minimal effort — no rebuilds, rewrites, or architectural changes

Tech Stack Agnostic

Works seamlessly with any CMS, modern framework, or deployment setup

“The changes only took a day of [dev] work, but without the ability to test that data, none of it would have been prioritized.”

Meredith Raico SpareFoot

See How Bot Optimizer Works

Give every bot the experience you want them to have — fast, complete, and efficient.

FAQs about Bot Optimizer

What is the real business impact of AI bots not seeing my content?

Yes, if your site relies on client-side rendering (CSR) and loads key content through JavaScript, many AI search crawlers won’t see it. Most major AI bots today do not execute JavaScript, so they may receive only a stripped-down HTML shell instead of the fully rendered page.

What do we need from IT to get started with Bot Optimizer?

Usually two things: (1) edge/CDN configuration support, and (2) whitelisting our crawler IPs/user agents. Everything else is handled through configuration: page scope, bot scope, and refresh frequency.

Can Bot Optimizer handle very large sites (hundreds of thousands or millions of pages)?

Yes. Scale isn’t the blocker. The key decisions are which page types to include and how frequently pages need to be refreshed, since rendering cadence is what drives throughput and cost.

Does Bot Optimizer work with Cloudflare and other CDNs?

Yes. Bot Optimizer is typically implemented at the CDN/edge layer, so it can intercept bot requests before they hit your origin. Your IT team may need to apply a small edge rule and whitelist our crawler IPs during onboarding.

Does Bot Optimizer impact page speed?

For bots: Yes — it can significantly improve page speed because bots receive cached, rendered HTML and don’t need to process JavaScript.

For humans: No — end users still get the normal experience from the origin server.