SEO Site Crawler
Queue a real robots-respecting crawl of public pages on one hostname with evidence and CSV export.
How to use the SEO Site Crawler
Queue a real robots-respecting crawl of public pages on one hostname with evidence and CSV export.
Interpret the results
Use the bounded queue to inspect observed titles, HTTP statuses, H1 and indexability across pages. It respects robots rules and skips login and checkout paths. Queued work continues between page visits. Revisit the same job link for progress. This is not a JavaScript-rendering crawler; robots and source visibility limit coverage.
Example
Enter https://example.org/ and inspect the completed pages and exported CSV.
Limits and methodology
The crawler only follows observed links within the entered hostname. Pages reachable only from outside links may be missed.
Use this tool together with related checks for a fuller picture. Recommendations are based on the available observed evidence, not on secret search engine ranking data.
Tool workflow and verification
Enter https://example.org/ and inspect the completed pages and exported CSV.
Use the bounded queue to inspect observed titles, HTTP statuses, H1 and indexability across pages. It respects robots rules and skips login and checkout paths. Queued work continues between page visits. Revisit the same job link for progress. This is not a JavaScript-rendering crawler; robots and source visibility limit coverage.
The crawler only follows observed links within the entered hostname. Pages reachable only from outside links may be missed.
This tool page is an educational guide as well as a functional utility. Demand trends and real search impressions must come from verified search data, not keyword guesses.
Frequently asked questions
Will this crawl private pages?
No. Public HTTP(S) only, restricted paths and robots rules are respected.
Does a crawl prove Google indexed my pages?
No, crawler access is not search-engine indexing evidence.