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Website Crawler review

Freemium#17 of 35 in SEO Audit SoftwareSEO Tools

An affordable cloud crawler with JavaScript audits, scheduling, exports, and API access.

7.2/10Editor score
Website Crawler7.2 Visit Crawler

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Website Crawler is a SaaS platform for crawling websites, auditing technical and on-page SEO, extracting structured data, and monitoring site health. It is aimed at website owners, agencies, developers, researchers, and students that need cloud-based audits rather than a locally run crawler. Its reports cover broken links, redirect chains, metadata, canonical tags, headings, image alt text, duplicate content, accessibility, page performance, and JavaScript-rendered content. The product is available through the web and API, with Google Search Console as its listed integration.

Pricing is structured around a free Basic plan, a $20-per-month Starter plan, and a $60-per-month Growth plan, all billed monthly. An Enterprise plan is also part of the lineup. The paid tiers add a practical path from occasional audits to recurring monitoring, with scheduled crawls, crawl comparison, issue history, exports, custom extraction, and API endpoints supporting reporting and automation workflows. The published plan structure makes Website Crawler particularly suitable for smaller teams that want to start without a subscription and move into paid capabilities as their audit process becomes more regular.

Its strongest differentiator is the combination of JavaScript-rendered crawling and custom data extraction using CSS selectors, XPath, and JavaScript. That gives developers and technically oriented SEO teams more control than a basic page-checking tool. CSV, JSON, Markdown, and PDF exports also support different reporting needs. The trade-off is that the listed ecosystem is focused, with Google Search Console as the named integration, and advanced extraction or API workflows may demand technical expertise. Choose Website Crawler for affordable scheduled audits, structured exports, and programmatic access; consider an alternative if you need a broader integration ecosystem or a less technical workflow.

Website Crawler pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan plus $20 monthly Starter tier
    • JavaScript crawling, scheduled audits, and issue history
    • CSV, JSON, Markdown, PDF exports, and API endpoints
  • Where it doesn't
    • Listed integration coverage centers on Google Search Console
    • Custom extraction may require CSS, XPath, or JavaScript knowledge
    • Enterprise pricing is not provided as a monthly plan amount

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