For sites built with React (Vite) on a custom domain

Your React app, visible to Google.

Apps built with Vite + React, whether by hand, with Cursor or Claude, or exported from Lovable, ship an almost empty HTML page that crawlers struggle to read. Paste your URL and see what Google actually gets, free, in about 10 seconds.

Free. No signup. Already know it's broken? Start a free 7-day trial, no card needed.

Sound familiar?

These are the usual signs that crawlers can't read your React (Vite) pages.

Why it happens

Your React (Vite) app is a single-page app. The server sends an almost empty HTML file and JavaScript draws the page in the browser. Google renders JavaScript late or not at all, and most AI crawlers and link-preview bots never run it.

What Googlebot downloads

<body>
  <div id="root"></div>
  <script type="module" src="/assets/index-a1b2.js"></script>
</body>

No headline, no text, no links.

What CrawlFixer serves crawlers

<title>Acme | Booking for salons</title>
<meta name="description" content="...">
<h1>Book more clients with less admin</h1>
... your real, fully rendered page ...

The same content your visitors see, as plain HTML.

Fix it without a rewrite

No migration to Next.js and no code changes. Your app stays on your current host.

01

Add your site

In your CrawlFixer account, enter your custom domain and your app's platform address, e.g. yourapp.vercel.app, yourapp.netlify.app or yourapp.pages.dev.

02

Add one DNS record

Point www to customers.crawlfixer.com with a CNAME. Step-by-step guide.

03

Crawlers get real HTML

Googlebot, Bing, AI crawlers and link previews get a prerendered page with meta tags and a sitemap. Humans get your normal app.

$12/mo per site after the trial. Agencies: $49/mo for up to 10 sites, with an optional done-for-you setup.

FAQ

Do I need to change my React (Vite) project?

No. You keep building and publishing on React (Vite) as normal. Setup is one DNS record (a CNAME on www) on your custom domain.

Do I need a custom domain?

Yes. CrawlFixer works on a domain you control, like www.yourbusiness.com. Your React app stays published at its platform address (for example yourapp.vercel.app, yourapp.netlify.app or yourapp.pages.dev) and CrawlFixer fetches pages from there.

Is serving bots a prerendered page cloaking?

No. Google allows this kind of "dynamic rendering" as long as bots get the same content humans see. That is exactly what CrawlFixer does. Humans still get your normal app.

What does it cost?

The checker is free. Fixing a site is $12/mo per site, or $49/mo for up to 10 sites on the Agency plan. You can start a free 7-day trial with no card, and cancel anytime.

Will this guarantee I rank on Google?

No tool can. Google still decides what to index and how to rank it. CrawlFixer removes the most common blocker for single-page apps: crawlers seeing an empty page.

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