Every check a real audit needs, in one local crawl.
Point Crawlpit Monster at a site and it reads every page the way a search engine does. On-page, technical, and structural issues come back as one prioritized report you can actually work through.
The content signals search engines read first.
Everything that lives inside the page: what it says it is about, how it is structured, and whether machines can make sense of it.
Titles and meta descriptions
Missing, duplicate, too long, and too short, checked against sensible pixel and character limits.
across every pageHeading structure
Missing H1s, skipped heading levels, and pages fighting over more than one H1.
H1 to H6Image alt text
Every image without descriptive alt text, grouped by the page it sits on.
grouped by pageStructured data
The schema found on each page, and where it is missing or malformed.
JSON-LDAnchor text
Empty, generic, and repetitive link text, with the anchor distribution across the site.
distribution viewSERP preview
See how each page's title and description will read in search results before you ship a fix.
per pageWhether search engines can reach and trust the page.
The plumbing: links that work, pages that can be indexed, and the signals that decide how a crawler treats the site.
Broken links
Every 404 and dead redirect, with the exact pages that link to them so you know where to fix.
with source pagesIndexability
What can and cannot be indexed, and the noindex or canonical reason behind each decision.
with the reasonRedirects
Redirect chains and loops, plus internal links pointing at a redirect instead of the final URL.
chains and loopsResponse time
Time to first byte for every page, so the slow parts of the site are easy to spot.
TTFB per pageRobots and sitemaps
How robots.txt and your XML sitemaps line up with what is actually crawlable on the site.
robots.txt and XMLJavaScript rendering
Crawl with plain HTTP by default, or switch on full browser rendering for JS-heavy sites.
optional, per crawlHow the pages connect, and which ones are stranded.
Internal link analysis
Inlinks and outlinks for every page, counted by distinct source, so you can see how internal link value flows and which pages are starved of links.
Orphan pages
Pages in your sitemap that nothing links to internally, the ones search engines struggle to find and rank.
Click depth
How many clicks each page sits from the home page, so you can pull important pages out of the deep end.
A strong money page. Crawlpit Monster flags the reverse case too: important pages with almost no internal links pointing in.
One score, saved forever, so improvement is obvious.
Crawl history
Every crawl is saved. Compare any two and show a client exactly what got better and when.
Projects
Manage many client sites side by side, each with its own settings and its own saved history.
Quick check
Scan a single URL on demand, no project needed. It is honest about what one page cannot know, marking duplicates, inlinks, and orphan status as not checked rather than passing.
Page detail view
Everything about one URL in a verdict-first view: issues with fix guidance, content, a SERP preview, inlinks, outlinks, and images.
Reaches private sites
Staging, localhost, and pages behind a login. The ones cloud crawlers cannot see.
Runs offline
The crawl runs in-process on your Mac. No shared IPs, no rate limits from us.
Collects nothing
Your crawl data never leaves your machine. No cloud, no tracking of your sites.
Full crawls
Up to 50,000 pages, and every crawl is a complete crawl. No partial, incremental guesswork.
See it on your own site.
Download Crawlpit Monster, point it at a site, and read the whole report in a couple of minutes.
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