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AI Website Rescue

AI tools can produce a good-looking website in an afternoon, but they optimise for code that runs, not code that is safe, found on Google or easy to maintain. We audit what you built, fix the security holes, make every page readable by Google and AI search, and move it onto a clean, modern setup you own and can actually run.

Example: a scan of an AI-built website finds an exposed API key, an open database rule, missing security headers and low-contrast text, and each finding turns from red to green as it is fixed.

Results

What changes for you.

  • 01No exposed passwords, API keys or customer data
  • 02Pages that Google, ChatGPT and Perplexity can actually read
  • 03A site you own, with hosting, backups and updates handled

Deliverables

What's included.

  • Security review: exposed keys, database access rules, logins and forms
  • Rendering fix so search engines and AI crawlers see real content
  • Accessibility review against WCAG 2.2 AA
  • Speed, mobile and Core Web Vitals clean-up
  • Domain, email, SSL and hosting set up properly
  • Backups, uptime monitoring and a plain-English handover

FAQ

Common questions.

Do I have to throw away what I built?

Usually not. We keep your design and content, fix what is unsafe or invisible to search, and rebuild only the parts that can't be fixed.

Which AI builders do you work with?

Sites and apps from Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0, Base44, ChatGPT and Claude, as well as WordPress, Wix and Squarespace sites.

Is my AI-built site really at risk?

Often, yes. A publicly disclosed vulnerability (CVE-2025-48757) left user data readable in many apps from one popular AI builder, and pages rendered only with JavaScript are invisible to AI search crawlers. A review shows exactly where you stand.

Ready to talk about AI Website Rescue?

Pick a time for a 30-minute call, or send a short brief and we'll reply within one business day with next steps and a clear, fixed estimate.

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