Server-Side Rendering & JavaScript SEO Checker
Check which text crawlers find directly in the initial HTML and which only appears in the DOM after JavaScript rendering.
Identify a website’s rendering dependency
Search engines first receive a URL’s server response. If important headings, text or links only appear in the DOM after JavaScript execution, an additional rendering step is required. This comparison shows how much content is directly crawlable and how strongly a page depends on client-side rendering.
Server-side rendering
With SSR, the initial HTML already contains the relevant page content. Crawlers can read it without executing JavaScript.
Client-side rendering
With CSR, JavaScript adds content in the browser. If rendering fails or takes too long, important text may be missing.
JavaScript SEO risk
A large difference is a signal to investigate, not automatic proof of an indexing issue. The key question is whether primary content and internal links are available server-side.
Measured duration of this backend test. It is not a Googlebot performance metric.