Technical inventory
Map pages, status, titles, descriptions, H1, canonicals, schema and links.
Technical crawling for websites and Shopify stores: pages, links, metadata, indexability, schema, performance signals, and SEO/GEO structure.
Crawling
We use crawling to find the hidden issues that are easy to miss page by page: links, metadata, indexability, schema, and repeated technical patterns.
Crawler
Metadata checks
Find missing, duplicated, or weak titles and descriptions.
Crawler
Link structure
Identify broken links, redirect chains, orphan paths, and weak internal structure.
Crawler
Indexability
Review noindex, robots, canonicals, status codes, and sitemap consistency.
Crawler
Schema and entities
Check structured data and semantic signals for search and AI systems.
Crawler
Performance signals
Flag heavy assets, missing dimensions, and pages likely to hurt mobile UX.
Crawler
Prioritized report
Turn crawl findings into a clear order of technical fixes.
Crawling
Individual pages can look fine, but repeated problems appear when the site is read as a system: links, metadata, status codes, schema, indexability and media.
Map pages, status, titles, descriptions, H1, canonicals, schema and links.
Find repeated patterns that are hard to discover manually.
Separate critical errors from secondary improvements and noise.
Understand whether the architecture is readable for crawlers and AI systems.
We choose domain, crawl limits, critical pages and signals to validate.
We collect URLs, metadata, links, status, schema, media and technical signals.
We turn repeated findings into actionable categories.
We order fixes by impact on indexation, performance and clarity.
No. Crawling finds patterns; manual analysis interprets impact, priority and business context.
Yes. Even small sites can have bad canonicals, weak metadata, broken links or non-indexable pages.
It helps simulate technical discovery, but it does not replace Search Console or real indexation validation.
The goal is turning technical data into clear correction priorities.