Integrations
Prerendering on the platform you already run.
Prerendering is rarely a separate platform decision — it sits on top of whatever CDN, edge runtime, or origin you already pay for. Each guide below shows the setup pattern for one platform, with a working snippet, the decision criteria for fit, and the pitfalls teams hit on first rollout.
Platform
Vercel
Add a prerendering layer to a Vercel-hosted Next.js or SPA without leaving the Vercel runtime — Edge Middleware, Edge Functions, or external prerender service.
Best for
- — Next.js sites already on Vercel
- — SPAs and SvelteKit/Nuxt deployed via Vercel
- — Teams that want crawler routing inside the platform they already pay for
Read the integration guide
Platform
Cloudflare
Use Cloudflare Workers to detect crawlers at the edge and route them to a prerendering source — typically the cleanest setup for SPAs and JAMstack sites.
Best for
- — SPAs and JAMstack sites with Cloudflare in front
- — Teams that want platform-agnostic prerendering routing
- — Sites already using Cloudflare for DDoS, CDN, or DNS
Read the integration guide
Platform
AWS (CloudFront + Lambda@Edge)
Run prerender bot detection at CloudFront edge using Lambda@Edge — fits sites already on AWS that want native AWS infrastructure end-to-end.
Best for
- — Sites already on AWS (S3 + CloudFront, ECS, ALB)
- — Teams with AWS-only compliance constraints
- — Architectures where prerender output is cached in S3
Read the integration guide
Platform
Akamai EdgeWorkers
Run bot detection and prerender routing in Akamai EdgeWorkers — the right choice for enterprise sites already on Akamai with strict performance SLAs.
Best for
- — Enterprise sites already on Akamai for CDN, security, or DNS
- — Teams with strict edge-performance SLAs
- — Sites using Akamai Bot Manager for sophisticated bot classification
Read the integration guide
Different platform, same problem?
Fastly, Render, Fly, Netlify, custom nginx, custom Apache — the bot detection + prerender routing pattern transfers cleanly. The scoping call covers your specific platform.
Every guide above adds prerendering on top of an edge you already run. Bridge CDN inverts that: an edge platform in development from the same team, where crawler and AI-agent delivery, DNS, and TLS are part of the layer rather than an addition to it. It has not launched, so it is a roadmap option rather than a fifth integration target today.