Semrush Enterprise Announces General Availability of Site Intelligence
New enterprise solution combines deep technical crawling, continuous monitoring, and market-leading search data to safeguard brand visibility in the AI era
October 7, 2025
As enterprise websites continue to grow in size and complexity, the traditional approach to technical SEO is starting to break down.
Google is raising the bar—tightening requirements around crawl budgets, structured data, and Core Web Vitals—while AI-powered search and increasingly specific user intent reshape discoverability. At the same time, AI crawlers from platforms like OpenAI and Perplexity don’t render Java Script the same way Google does, adding new layers of complexity for enterprise teams.
Without an AI-ready crawlability layer, critical content can disappear from the very engines that drive today’s traffic. It’s no longer enough to tweak keywords or metadata—you must secure your site’s technical foundation so every page is fully rendered, reliably indexed, and visible to every crawler that matters. Only then can you safeguard your visibility, your traffic, and your bottom line.
From missed crawl opportunities to unindexed product launches, the costs of delay are steep—and for many enterprise teams, invisible until a big performance drop. While these larger impacts hinder major campaigns or initiatives, smaller issues also accumulate across websites, which at an enterprise scale both stack up fast and can be hard to detect. In the era of AI search, where traffic numbers are threatened, it's increasingly urgent to ensure every page of your site is accessible and technically robust.
Google is raising the bar—tightening requirements around crawl budgets, structured data, and Core Web Vitals—while AI-powered search and increasingly specific user intent reshape discoverability. At the same time, AI crawlers from platforms like OpenAI and Perplexity don’t render Java Script the same way Google does, adding new layers of complexity for enterprise teams.
Without an AI-ready crawlability layer, critical content can disappear from the very engines that drive today’s traffic. It’s no longer enough to tweak keywords or metadata—you must secure your site’s technical foundation so every page is fully rendered, reliably indexed, and visible to every crawler that matters. Only then can you safeguard your visibility, your traffic, and your bottom line.
From missed crawl opportunities to unindexed product launches, the costs of delay are steep—and for many enterprise teams, invisible until a big performance drop. While these larger impacts hinder major campaigns or initiatives, smaller issues also accumulate across websites, which at an enterprise scale both stack up fast and can be hard to detect. In the era of AI search, where traffic numbers are threatened, it's increasingly urgent to ensure every page of your site is accessible and technically robust.
Enterprise Websites Have Needs Beyond SEO
Enterprise websites operate in a state of constant change: new pages, frequent code pushes, evolving templates, and continuous content updates. Now, add AI crawlers into the mix — and you’ve got a whole new layer of change and requirements to track. These bots don’t see Java Script the way Google does, so it’s critical to surface exactly what you want large language models and AI engines to index.
Meanwhile, Google quietly ships thousands of ranking tweaks each year that reshuffle priorities across crawl budgets, structured data, and meta descriptions. Every change forces teams to recalibrate— and to prove that both Google and AI crawlers can actually render, index, and surface their most important pages.
At the same time, websites face rising expectations beyond SEO. New standards like WCAG 2.2 and regulations such as the EU Accessibility Act are raising the bar for accessibility, compliance, and more.
In this environment, managing site health is a moving target—and relying on scheduled audits is no longer viable. They’re deep but delayed. By the time an indexing issue or crawl inefficiency is flagged, the damage to traffic and rankings is often already done. That gap between issue and action is where performance is lost.
Meanwhile, Google quietly ships thousands of ranking tweaks each year that reshuffle priorities across crawl budgets, structured data, and meta descriptions. Every change forces teams to recalibrate— and to prove that both Google and AI crawlers can actually render, index, and surface their most important pages.
At the same time, websites face rising expectations beyond SEO. New standards like WCAG 2.2 and regulations such as the EU Accessibility Act are raising the bar for accessibility, compliance, and more.
In this environment, managing site health is a moving target—and relying on scheduled audits is no longer viable. They’re deep but delayed. By the time an indexing issue or crawl inefficiency is flagged, the damage to traffic and rankings is often already done. That gap between issue and action is where performance is lost.
Why Surface-Level Monitoring Isn’t Enough
Some teams rely on real-time monitoring tools, but most only catch surface-level issues. They flag broken links or missing title tags, but miss deeper problems like crawl traps, canonical conflicts, or Java Script rendering failures. These go unnoticed until performance drops, creating an illusion of control without real visibility.
What sets Site Intelligence product apart is the market-leading Semrush data enriching every audit. This depth of insight empowers teams to go beyond detection—quickly sorting through complex technical issues and immediately understanding their priority and projected impact.
Technical resilience, powered by market-leading data, is now essential for adapting to evolving search algorithms and forms (AI-driven and traditional).
What sets Site Intelligence product apart is the market-leading Semrush data enriching every audit. This depth of insight empowers teams to go beyond detection—quickly sorting through complex technical issues and immediately understanding their priority and projected impact.
Technical resilience, powered by market-leading data, is now essential for adapting to evolving search algorithms and forms (AI-driven and traditional).
The Cost of Slowness
That delay has measurable consequences, especially when it comes to site speed. Technical issues that go undetected don’t just hurt visibility; they hit revenue.
Google data shows 53% of mobile visits are abandoned if a page takes more than three seconds to load. A 100 ms delay can cut conversion rates by 7%. Deloitte found that reducing load time by just 0.1 seconds lifted retail conversions by 8% and average order value by 9%.
At enterprise scale, those losses multiply fast. ITIC reports that 90% of mid-size and large companies lose at least $300,000 for every hour of downtime, and 41% lose between $1–5 million. Amazon found that every extra 100 ms of latency reduces revenue by 1%—equating to $1.6 billion lost for a one-second delay.
Google data shows 53% of mobile visits are abandoned if a page takes more than three seconds to load. A 100 ms delay can cut conversion rates by 7%. Deloitte found that reducing load time by just 0.1 seconds lifted retail conversions by 8% and average order value by 9%.
At enterprise scale, those losses multiply fast. ITIC reports that 90% of mid-size and large companies lose at least $300,000 for every hour of downtime, and 41% lose between $1–5 million. Amazon found that every extra 100 ms of latency reduces revenue by 1%—equating to $1.6 billion lost for a one-second delay.
The Shift to Unified Intelligence
The future of technical SEO isn’t audits vs. monitors—it’s a holistic approach to site health. Enterprise teams need scalable, always-on crawling, paired with AI that surfaces patterns and prioritizes real problems. Real-time insight must be matched by cross-functional coordination between SEO, Dev, Product, and Analytics.
Our research suggests that AI search visitors could surpass traditional search visitors by 2028—marking a fundamental shift in how users discover and engage with content. Technical SEO must evolve now to keep pace with that transition.
Unlike traditional bots, AI crawlers have different needs. They don’t render Java Script, they don’t retry, and they don’t wait. If they can’t access or interpret the content, they move on—often straight to a competitor. In the era of AI search, discoverability depends on instant clarity and crawlability.
Our research suggests that AI search visitors could surpass traditional search visitors by 2028—marking a fundamental shift in how users discover and engage with content. Technical SEO must evolve now to keep pace with that transition.
Unlike traditional bots, AI crawlers have different needs. They don’t render Java Script, they don’t retry, and they don’t wait. If they can’t access or interpret the content, they move on—often straight to a competitor. In the era of AI search, discoverability depends on instant clarity and crawlability.
Why It Matters Now
As global teams know, detection isn't the singular challenge—alignment is equally important. Can your team see what’s changing? Do they know what matters? Can they fix it before rankings are hit?
Without comprehensive intelligence aligned to how search is evolving, SEO becomes guesswork. With it, it becomes a strategic lever for business performance and growth.
Without comprehensive intelligence aligned to how search is evolving, SEO becomes guesswork. With it, it becomes a strategic lever for business performance and growth.
Discover Site Intelligence: Future-Proof Performance for AI-Ready Market
With its latest product development, Semrush Enterprise delivers Site Intelligence (SI), enabling proactive website health management at scale. Built for the most complex sites, SI uniquely combines deep technical crawling with the industry’s largest search dataset to offer future-proof visibility and unmatched insight into real search performance.SI crawls and renders millions of pages – including Java Script-heavy templates – every few minutes. Google and AI crawlers always see a fast, error-free experience, so indexation never stalls.
SI connects SEO, DevOps, Product, and Analytics in a shared-intelligence workspace. The same live crawl data powers dashboards, Slack or Teams alerts, and automated Jira tickets, removing the delays that slow enterprise fixes.
With advanced filters and role-specific views, teams can zoom from a Core Web Vitals spike down to the single template or market causing it. They can prioritize the one change that moves the revenue needle—not 1,000 low-impact warnings.
The result? Faster pages. Higher discoverability. Measurably better conversion rates. And a crawl budget that stays focused on what matters most.
Your website isn’t just another asset—it’s a revenue engine. Site Intelligence ensures it scales with the rapid evolution of search, delivering business-critical outcomes today and tomorrow.
SI connects SEO, DevOps, Product, and Analytics in a shared-intelligence workspace. The same live crawl data powers dashboards, Slack or Teams alerts, and automated Jira tickets, removing the delays that slow enterprise fixes.
With advanced filters and role-specific views, teams can zoom from a Core Web Vitals spike down to the single template or market causing it. They can prioritize the one change that moves the revenue needle—not 1,000 low-impact warnings.
The result? Faster pages. Higher discoverability. Measurably better conversion rates. And a crawl budget that stays focused on what matters most.
Your website isn’t just another asset—it’s a revenue engine. Site Intelligence ensures it scales with the rapid evolution of search, delivering business-critical outcomes today and tomorrow.
Author: Marcus Tober, SVP, Enterprise Solutions at Semrush
