SiftServe

No. The sifted page is served only to AI and bot traffic. Humans keep seeing your existing site, pixel for pixel, and you can remove SiftServe at any time.

No. SiftServe does not serve sifted pages to search-engine crawlers: Googlebot, Bingbot, and other search-engine crawlers receive your unmodified site, so what search engines index is what they indexed before, and every sifted page carries a canonical link to the original URL. Sifted pages go only to requests identifie

SiftServe crawls your sitemap and compiles a company profile and voice guidelines from your own pages. An AI agent then rebuilds each page into semantic HTML with FAQs and structured data, and a vision pass captures facts locked inside images. You review and annotate every draft, and once you sign off, an edge worker s

No major AI crawler executes JavaScript, so client-rendered content never gets read — 57% of top sites show AI crawlers a nearly empty page (ModPageSpeed top-1,000 site test, May 2026; Vercel × MERJ crawler-log study, Dec 2024). Menus, cookie banners, and scripts spend the agent's token budget before it reaches your pi

Sifted pages use roughly 90% fewer tokens than the originals, measured on typical JavaScript-heavy commercial pages, while carrying 37% more readable content — measured even on an already-clean static page. Every page ships with a before-and-after audit score.