See your page the way bots read it.

Bot Lens shows any web page the way search crawlers and AI answer engines read it — the no-JavaScript render, SEO, GEO, and a full audit, right on the page.

Add to Chrome How it works

Free Chrome extension. Works on any website.

Four lenses

One toolbar, four ways to read a page.

Switch lenses without leaving the page. Each one reads the live page and scores it.

Crawler

Strips JavaScript and shows the raw HTML a crawler sees first. Scores render-risk and flags bot cloaking.

SEO

Checks title and meta, canonical, indexability, and structured data. Includes a Google-style SERP preview and rich-result checks.

GEO

Shows how legible the page is to answer engines — token budget, fact magnets like prices and dates, and llms.txt.

Audit

One money-page readiness view: a five-lane readiness map, a prioritized fix queue, and a copy-ready implementation kit.

How it works

Three clicks to a crawler's-eye view.

1

Click the toolbar icon

Bot Lens adds a small toolbar to any web page. Click the icon to turn the lenses on.

2

Pick a lens

Switch between Crawler, SEO, GEO, and Audit. Each one reads the page and scores it.

3

Read the panel

A side panel shows the findings, with copy-ready fixes you can paste straight into your site.

The Crawler lens re-fetches the page with scripts turned off, so a page that's blank without JavaScript shows exactly that.

Bot Lens Pro Coming soon

Heavier workflows, when you need them.

Everything you see today stays free. Pro adds scheduled monitoring, bulk audits, exports, and team reports — for people who do this all day.

  • Crawler — Schedule crawl monitoring & track render-risk over time.
  • SEO — Bulk SERP audits & sitemap-wide indexability scans.
  • GEO — Full context-packet exports & answer-coverage tracking.
  • Audit — Team action plans & recurring readiness reports.

One subscription unlocks Pro across all four lenses. See everything in Pro →

Private by design

Everything runs in your browser.

All analysis runs locally. The only network request is the crawler's re-fetch of the page you're viewing. No tracking, no analytics, no data leaves your machine. Read the privacy policy.