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Sitebulb

Technical audits that explain why each issue matters, not just that it exists.

SEOPaid
17 votes

About Sitebulb

Sitebulb is a technical SEO auditing tool that crawls a website and explains what it found. It is built for consultants, agencies and in-house SEO teams who have to hand somebody a report they can act on.

There are two versions. Sitebulb Desktop runs on your own machine and crawls up to 500,000 URLs per audit. Sitebulb Cloud runs the same audits without a machine to keep awake, handles up to 10 million URLs, and lets a team work on the same crawl data at once. Neither imposes project limits or crawl credits, so the cost is a fixed monthly figure rather than a meter. That is the difference the product leads with against the older cloud crawlers.

An audit covers more than 300 issue types, starting with the ones that break indexing: broken links and redirects, overlapping or inconsistent robots directives, orphan pages missing from XML sitemaps, duplicate content, and hreflang. It renders JavaScript the way Googlebot does, so a site that assembles its content in the browser is audited as a search engine would see it rather than as raw HTML, and JavaScript crawling is in every plan rather than sold as an upgrade. Structured data is validated automatically, Core Web Vitals are collected, and the crawl also reports accessibility violations and security issues.

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The reporting is where it separates from a crawler that simply lists problems. Issues arrive prioritised, each with an explanation of why it matters, which is what makes the output usable by somebody who is not a technical SEO. Reports export to Google Sheets so the data stays shareable and current, and monitoring dashboards can be built across several projects in Google Data Studio.

It connects to Google Search Console and GA4, pulling real traffic and engagement figures such as bounce rate and conversions into the audit. A technical issue can then be weighed against the pages that actually earn visits, rather than treated as equally urgent everywhere. Content extraction is customisable for anything the standard checks do not cover, and there is a dedicated report for auditing JavaScript.

Sitebulb is paid, with a 14-day free trial. The Desktop version suits an individual consultant; Cloud suits teams, and anyone auditing sites large enough that a laptop is the bottleneck.

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Key features

  • Conduct unlimited crawls without restrictive credits or limits.
  • Discover how search engine spiders traverse your webpages.
  • Identify critical SEO issues quickly with prioritized recommendations.
  • Integrate with Google Search Console for real-time traffic insights.
  • Conduct a security audit to minimize vulnerabilities.
  • Collect Core Web Vitals metrics for your website.
  • Crawl every page efficiently with minimal configuration.
  • Enjoy a free 14-day trial for new users.
  • Run up to 10 million URLs per audit with Sitebulb Cloud.
  • Generate customizable PDF reports for stakeholders.
  • Access platform via any web browser.
  • Get detailed insights on over 300 SEO issues.
  • Automatically validate structured data against guidelines.
  • Identify broken links and redirects on your site.
  • Check for indexability issues across your site.
  • Access Sitebulb on the go with the cloud version.
  • Render JavaScript like Googlebot to see page content.

What people use it for

  • Generating tailored reports for clients or stakeholders.
  • Teams remotely collaborate on SEO projects.
  • Collaborating on SEO data in real-time across teams.

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Key facts about Sitebulb
CategorySEO
PricingPaid
Free tierNo
Upvotes17
Listed22 August 2026

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