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VisibilityKit Crawler

Find what’s wrong. Fix it. Verify the change.

Audit your website, prioritize the issues that need attention, and track each fix through to a fresh check. Give your team and clients evidence of what changed.

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Sample audit

  • Canonical points to a redirected URL

    14 product pages · High

    Verified
    Owner: Dev teamStatus: FixedFresh check · 04 Sep 2026, 10:12

  • Missing meta description

    31 blog posts · Medium

    Not yet checked
    Owner: ContentStatus: In progressLast observed · 02 Sep 2026, 16:40

  • Internal links to 404 pages

    6 pages · High

    Could not verify
    Owner: Dev teamStatus: Marked fixedFresh check returned 503 · 04 Sep 2026, 10:12

An audit is the start of the work.

A list of website issues tells you where to investigate. You still need to decide what to fix, assign the work, and check that the change solved the problem. Crawler keeps those steps together.

From crawl to confirmed change.

  1. 1

    Audit your site

    Start with a website or a list of URLs. Inspect page metadata, links, responses and indexability findings alongside the affected pages.

  2. 2

    Choose the next fix

    Review findings by severity and affected URLs. Open the evidence before deciding what belongs in your action plan.

  3. 3

    Keep the work moving

    Assign an owner, record notes and update the task status. Keep the decision and the finding in the same place.

  4. 4

    Verify and report

    Run a fresh check after the change. Share an action plan that shows what was observed, what was checked and what still needs attention.

Marked fixed is not the same as verified.

A task status records your team’s progress. Verification records the result of a fresh check. If the check cannot establish an outcome, Crawler keeps that uncertainty visible.

The website evidence behind your next decision.

Technical SEO audits

Inspect broken pages, redirects, titles, descriptions, headings, canonicals and internal links in one crawl workspace.

Rendered-page comparisons

Compare selected metadata, content and links before and after JavaScript rendering. See when rendering was unavailable or incomplete.

Crawl history and changes

Revisit saved audits and compare observed changes between compatible crawls.

Client-ready action plans

Share priorities, owners, notes and verification evidence in an HTML action plan. Agency reporting adds branded client deliverables.

Work with your AI tools

Use the bundled MCP server to access crawl workflows from compatible AI clients. Optional AI summaries and suggestions use your configured provider.

Start with a relevant crawl scope

Use quick, full, Shopify and migration-list presets, then adjust the settings for the website you are reviewing.

For the people responsible for getting the website fixed.

SEO consultants and agencies

Keep findings, client handoffs and verification evidence together across your audit work.

Developers

Inspect the affected URL, reproduce the issue and check the result after your change.

In-house website teams

Make ownership and progress visible while keeping the original crawl evidence accessible.

Know what AI says. Understand what your website needs.

VisibilityKit Intelligence measures how your brand appears in AI answers. VisibilityKit Crawler audits your website and helps you manage the fixes. Use each product for the evidence it is designed to collect.

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A website audit does not measure your brand’s visibility across AI services. Technical improvements do not guarantee rankings, recommendations or citations.

Plans

Explorer

Start with the core website audit and action workflow.

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Pro

Add JavaScript rendering, Google integrations, crawl comparisons, scheduled crawls and CSV/XLSX exports.

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Agency

Add client workspaces and branded reporting for your agency workflow.

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External provider usage may have separate charges. Intelligence subscriptions and Crawler licenses are separate products.

Frequently asked questions

How is Crawler different from Intelligence?

Intelligence measures how your brand appears in supported AI answers. Crawler inspects your website and helps you track and verify technical fixes. The products collect different evidence.

Does Crawler fix my website automatically?

No. It identifies findings and helps you organize the work. Your team makes changes to the website, then Crawler checks the result.

Can I crawl a JavaScript website?

JavaScript rendering is available with an eligible license and a supported local browser. Rendering failures are shown in the audit rather than counted as successful rendered checks.

Can I use it with an AI assistant?

Yes. The bundled MCP server supports compatible AI clients. Optional provider-backed features require configuration and may incur separate provider charges.

Where are crawl results stored?

Crawl results are saved locally on your computer. Optional integrations send the data needed for the requested feature to the configured provider.

Does a good audit mean AI will recommend my brand?

No. An audit identifies website conditions. AI recommendations and citations must be measured separately, and outcomes depend on factors beyond the website audit.

Can scheduled crawls run when the app is closed?

The current desktop scheduler runs while Crawler is open. Keep the app running for those scheduled tasks.

Which operating systems are supported?

Supported operating systems will be listed here as signed, tested builds become available.

Make the next fix a verified one.

Start with a website audit. Leave with a clear action plan and evidence your team can use.

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