The problems keeping your site out of AI search

When ChatGPT or Claude links to your site, the visit usually shows up in GA4 with no referrer. Your "Direct" channel quietly fills with AI-driven traffic — and you can't tell which content is paying off.

AI assistants pull answers from a small set of sources they trust. Generic HTML and shallow content make your pages look like everything else — so they get skipped in favour of competitors who structured their content for AI.

Most AI visibility tools stop at the report. The fixes land on someone's to-do list, nothing reaches what AI crawlers actually read, and nobody can say whether the change worked. Wrenda turns each lost prompt into a suggested change on the right page, serves it to AI crawlers once you switch it on, and checks the result.

Crawlers without JavaScript engines see an empty <div id="root">. Googlebot eventually executes JS, but AI crawlers and most others don't. Your content is technically online and effectively invisible.

A wrong canonical, a stray noindex, missing hreflang, redirects for a migration — each one is a ticket waiting on an engineering sprint while the pages underperform. Wrenda lets the SEO team ship them at the edge, check them on the live page and revert any change.

A user agent is just a string anyone can send. Impersonators collect the optimized copy you built for real AI crawlers, skew your crawler analytics and use up your plan allowance. Wrenda checks the source IP against each vendor's published ranges.