Website SEO Audit Crawler — $0.50/1K
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Website SEO Audit Crawler — $0.50/1K
Crawl websites and export a clear on-page SEO score for every page. Find missing titles, descriptions, headings, canonicals, image alt text, indexability, structured data, and internal-link gaps.
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from $0.50 / 1,000 audited pages
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Website SEO Audit Crawler — $0.50 per 1,000 pages
Crawl one or more websites and turn every page into a clean, scored on-page SEO audit. It is built for SEO agencies, developers, content teams, automated QA, prospect qualification, and repeatable client reporting.
What you get
- 0–100 SEO score and a plain-language issue list per page
- HTTP status, redirect target, response time, content type, and page size
- Page title and description text and lengths, canonical URL, language, viewport, and robots directives
- H1/H2 counts, visible word count, indexability, internal and external link counts
- Image count and missing-alt count
- JSON-LD structured-data types and Open Graph fields
Quick start
Paste one or more website URLs, set the maximum pages per site, and press Start. The Actor follows same-site links, respects robots.txt by default, and writes one immediately filterable row per page.
Example input:
{"startUrls": ["https://example.com", "https://apify.com"],"maxPagesPerSite": 25,"includeSubdomains": false,"respectRobotsTxt": true,"maxConcurrency": 5}
Pricing
Pay per result: $0.0005 per audited page ($0.50 per 1,000) plus a $0.00005 run-start event and normal Apify platform usage. maxPagesPerSite is a hard page and item-price ceiling for each starting website.
Good prospecting workflow
Run a list of prospect websites, sort by seoScore, and filter issues for gaps your agency actually solves—for example missing descriptions, multiple H1s, absent structured data, or image accessibility problems. Verify each opportunity before contacting a business; an automated audit is a lead signal, not a guarantee that a sale is appropriate.
Reliability and scope
The Actor exposes fetch errors instead of silently hiding them, caps large responses, follows only HTTP(S) pages, deduplicates links, and respects public crawler exclusions by default. It performs deterministic on-page checks; it does not claim Lighthouse performance scores, backlink authority, or search rankings it did not measure.