What does ChatGPT see?
AI assistants read your pages without running JavaScript. Enter a page to see what ChatGPT, Claude or Perplexity actually get, next to what your visitors see.
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Why does ChatGPT see something different?
When someone asks ChatGPT, Claude or Perplexity about a page, the assistant fetches it, but usually reads only the HTML your server sends. It doesn't run JavaScript the way a browser does. If your prices, product details or reviews only appear after JavaScript runs, the assistant doesn't see them, and answers without them.
Does this run JavaScript?
No, on purpose. It shows the page as AI fetchers get it: the raw HTML, with no JavaScript run. The browser view beside it is your live page, so you can see what's missing.
Why is the browser view empty?
Many sites tell browsers not to show them inside another page, to protect against clickjacking. When yours does, open it in a new tab to compare.
Why was the AI agent blocked when a browser wasn't?
Your bot protection or firewall is treating that AI agent as a threat. That keeps it from reading your pages when a customer asks about you. Our guide to bot protection and AI agents explains how to let the right ones in.
Is this a real ChatGPT request?
No. We send the request from our servers with the same user agent the AI fetcher uses, the way AgentScore tests sites. Bot protection that checks where requests come from may treat ours differently from the real thing; Is this bot real? explains how that works.
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