CrawlHunt is a website SEO audit tool that scans sites for technical SEO and accessibility issues and offers manual or AI-powered one-click fixes. It is described as built for agencies, developers, and small businesses, and it can also be used for ecommerce stores and content websites.
The product says it can detect and fix missing, duplicate, or poorly optimized meta titles and descriptions, generate image ALT text, validate and repair schema markup, and manage redirects and canonical tags. It also identifies duplicate content, broken links, canonical conflicts, redirect issues, and accessibility violations, including contrast problems and missing labels. The site says its fixes help with WCAG 2.1 compliance and WCAG AA requirements, and that content is tested for screen reader compatibility.
CrawlHunt’s workflow is presented as a three-step process: enter a URL, let it crawl the website, and then fix issues with one click. The audit process analyzes technical SEO, metadata, schema markup, redirects, canonical tags, and accessibility issues, and it is described as scanning thousands of pages in minutes. It also says fixes can be applied across multiple pages from one dashboard. CMS integrations are listed for WordPress, Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, Wix, and custom platforms, and the page mentions real-time analytics, API access, and priority support depending on plan.
The site offers a free SEO scan with no credit card required.
CrawlHunt sits in PulseGate's SEO audit & analysis category. It focuses on identifying and resolving hidden SEO issues on websites without manual effort or technical expertise. It is built as a B2B product for website owners, SEO agencies, small businesses, developers. There is a free tier, and paid plans start at $19. It runs on the web.
CrawlHunt first shipped in 2026. Key capabilities include SEO audit, AI-powered fixes, and metadata optimization.
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