Technical SEO, mapped

See your entire site.Know what to fix next.

Spiderix crawls every reachable page, connects each finding to the site around it, and turns technical SEO work into clear priorities.

Built for teams responsible for complex, growing websites.

One crawl brings the full picture into view

  • 01Indexability
  • 02Internal links
  • 03Content patterns
  • 04Redirects
  • 05Search performance
  • 06Accessibility

The product

A crawl report built for decisions.

Spiderix does more than list errors. It shows how individual pages, shared templates, and site-wide patterns relate, so teams can scope the right fix.

01HTML and JavaScript

Crawl the site as users see it

Choose fast HTML crawling or browser rendering for JavaScript-heavy pages, with project-specific scope and authentication.

02Evidence included

Understand every finding

Review status codes, directives, canonicals, hreflang, structured data, accessibility, and rendered links with page-level evidence.

03Site-wide context

See the structure behind the issue

Find broken paths, orphan pages, weak internal linking, redirect chains, duplicate groups, and recurring template problems.

04Search Console

Prioritise with search reality

Connect Search Console to distinguish technical noise from pages and segments that already carry demand.

What it finds

The technical signals that shape discoverability.

Each category is analysed at page level and across the site, so isolated errors do not hide the pattern that caused them.

01

Crawl and indexability

  • Status codes and redirect paths
  • Robots directives and crawl rules
  • Canonicals and conflicting signals
  • XML sitemap coverage
  • Hreflang validation
02

Architecture and content

  • Internal links and crawl depth
  • Broken links and orphan pages
  • Duplicate and near-duplicate groups
  • Structured data validation
  • Template-level patterns
03

Performance and experience

  • Rendered page checks
  • Core Web Vitals context
  • Accessibility findings
  • Search Console performance
  • Server-log crawl activity

How it works

From a domain to a focused plan of work.

Set the crawl scope once. Spiderix collects the evidence, organises the findings, and keeps the history available for the next review.

  1. 01

    Set the scope

    Start from one or more URLs, choose rendering and authentication, and define the boundaries of the crawl.

  2. 02

    Review what matters

    Filter by severity, page group, technical check, and search demand. Open the evidence behind every finding.

  3. 03

    Track the result

    Compare crawls, follow page history, and export the work for the people responsible for the fix.

Crawl history

Know what changed and whether it matters.

Compare any two crawls to isolate new, removed, and changed pages. Resolved findings leave the queue while regressions remain visible.

  • 01New and resolved findings
  • 02Changes to page signals
  • 03Page-level history
  • 04Trends across repeated crawls

Connected context

Bring the data that completes the picture.

Spiderix combines crawl evidence with the sources your team already trusts, without turning the product into another reporting warehouse.

01

Google Search Console

See which affected pages already earn impressions and where demand is missing from the internal graph.

02

Server logs

Compare crawler activity with site structure to understand what search bots actually visit.

03

Exports

Move complete crawl results into the review, planning, or reporting process your team already uses.

Common questions

The practical details.

01Can Spiderix crawl JavaScript websites?

Yes. Projects can use fast HTML crawling or browser rendering, with device profiles and crawl controls set per project.

02How does Search Console fit in?

Spiderix joins Search Console data to crawled URLs. This highlights pages with proven demand, pages missing from the internal graph, and technical issues already affecting visible pages.

03Can we compare crawls over time?

Yes. Crawl comparison shows new, removed, and changed pages and findings. Page history keeps earlier results available for investigation.

04Can we take the data elsewhere?

Yes. Complete crawl results can be exported as CSV or JSON for further review and reporting.

See it on your site

Bring a domain. Leave with a clearer plan.

Tell us about the website, the scale, and the questions your team needs answered. We will show you how Spiderix approaches the work.

A focused walkthrough based on your website.