Yaniv Golan

A good reminder that the model is not the platform. If access to a model can change overnight, the long-term value shifts to the layers you control: orchestration, governance, security, deployment flexibility, and model independence. Open source models will only accelerate this trend.

I never thought I’d write a post like this, but here we are. I’m offering $2,000 to anyone who helps us solve this Google indexing mystery or connects us with the right person at Google who can. Here’s what’s happening: * Our website, overcut.ai, has been live for more than 9 months. * Google discovers and crawls our pages successfully. * Almost every page is stuck in Search Console with the status: “Crawled - currently not indexed.” * Only the homepage is indexed. Over the last few months we’ve worked with multiple SEO experts and checked everything we could think of: ✅ robots.txt ✅ sitemaps ✅ canonical tags ✅ rendering ✅ crawlability ✅ internal linking ✅ structured data ✅ server responses ✅ content quality We also have hundreds of backlinks from customers, partners, GitHub repositories, articles, directories, and social media. The site is regularly crawled, the pages are discovered, and yet they remain unindexed, which makes this particularly difficult to explain. We even deployed the exact same website, with the exact same content, using the exact same deployment infra, to a separate test domain. Google started indexing pages on that domain almost immediately. Meanwhile, the same pages on overcut.ai remain unindexed. At this point, we genuinely believe there may be some domain-level signal, flag, or issue that isn’t visible through Search Console. One request: Please don’t DM me with suggestions like “try this SEO trick”, “move to WordPress”, “change platforms”, or “use a different domain”. We’ve spent months testing every technical angle we could find and have already worked with several experienced SEO professionals. The help we need now is different. If you know someone at Google Search, have access to the right team, or can help get this in front of someone who understands how indexing decisions are actually made, that would be incredibly valuable. If your help leads directly to identifying and resolving the issue, I’ll happily pay the $2,000 reward. If you can’t help directly, a share would mean a lot. Thank you.