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| URL | Status | Title | Indexable |
|---|---|---|---|
| / | 200 | Home | Example | |
| /features/ | 200 | Features | Example | |
| /pricing/ | 200 | Pricing | Example | |
| /blog/ | 200 | SEO best practices for 2026 | |
| /blog/what-is-canonical/ | 200 | What is a canonical URL? | |
| /about/ | 200 | About us | Example | |
| /contact/ | 200 | Contact | Example | |
| /old-page/ | 301 | Moved permanently | |
| /private/terms-draft | 403 | Forbidden | |
| /search?q=test | 200 | Search results for “test” |
Our free website crawler scans your pages like a search engine and turns technical SEO signals into a clear, actionable report.
Review status codes, titles, headings, meta descriptions, canonicals, internal links, and indexability.
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An SEO crawler follows links across a website, requests each discovered URL, and records the signals search engines use to understand and index pages. It helps you see whether important content is reachable, returns the correct HTTP status, and contains consistent metadata.
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