Site Crawler
Crawl your website the way an AI system would read it — and find the schema gaps, thin pages, and structural issues holding your visibility back.
What it scans
The crawler walks up to 50 pages of your site (following links up to three levels deep, respecting your robots.txt) and checks every page for the things AI systems rely on: JSON-LD structured data, FAQ sections, content depth (word count), H1 structure, and meta descriptions — plus canonical tags, image alt coverage, Open Graph tags, and mobile viewport. A typical scan takes 30–90 seconds.
Running a scan
The crawler requires site verification first — it works on sites you've proven you control.
Click "Start Website Scan". A progress bar tracks pages crawled and issues found as it runs.
You get a summary (pages scanned, issues, score), top issues, and per-page detail.
Reading the results
- Summary cards — pages scanned, pages with FAQ, pages with no schema, total issues.
- Top issues — the five most impactful problems found.
- Per-page breakdown — a table of every page with its schema, FAQ, H1, and word-count status.
- All issues — every finding with a severity (Critical / Warning / Info) and a recommended fix.
One crawl feeds the rest of Upranke
Crawl results aren't a dead-end report: they power the schema signals in your E-E-A-T Score, tell the AEO Tag which pages are missing FAQ or schema so it can inject them, and after each crawl the AEO Tag's schemas are regenerated automatically.
Crawl after every meaningful site change. Ship a schema fix or a content update, re-crawl, and the downstream scores and injections update with it.