Know which SEO fix to ask engineering for first
Rank every technical issue by real impact using your Search Console and GA4 data, track the site's health over time, and hand product and engineering a request they can act on.
An in-house SEO rarely lacks a list of problems; what is scarce is engineering time and a clear case for how to spend it. CrawlX ranks every finding from its 150+ technical checks by estimated impact — severity weighted by how much of the site it touches — and, once Search Console and GA4 are connected, by the traffic and impressions on the affected pages. Scheduled crawls keep a history so you can show the site getting better, and when the codebase is in GitHub the fix goes to engineering as a reviewable pull request instead of a ticket that says "please investigate".
What hurts today, and what CrawlX does about it
Engineering has one sprint slot for SEO. Which ticket gets it?
Impact ranking puts the issue that moves the most traffic at the top, not the one with the scariest severity label. With Search Console and GA4 connected, the score reflects the pages that actually earn impressions and sessions.
Leadership asks whether the site is getting better and you have a feeling.
Scheduled crawls build a history. Health-score trends and crawl comparison show issues opened, fixed and regressed between runs — a chart, not a feeling.
Product ships a redesign on Thursday and the canonicals break on Friday.
Weekly or daily scheduled crawls catch the regression before the next Search Console report does, and on Professional a webhook can notify your team the moment a crawl finishes.
Tickets bounce back as 'cannot reproduce'.
Every finding carries its evidence — the URL, the header, the tag — and is grouped by the template that causes it. When the site's code is in a connected GitHub repo, CrawlX drafts the fix as a pull request engineering can review instead of re-diagnose.
Crawl data in one tab, Search Console in another, GA4 in a third.
Search Console and GA4 connect per project and sit alongside the crawl, so an issue shows the impressions and sessions on the pages it affects without a spreadsheet join.
Five stakeholders, one shared login.
Team seats with roles — up to 5 on Professional and 20 on Agency — so content, product and engineering each see the view they need.
Three steps, one loop
Connect Search Console and GA4
Link the property and the GA4 stream to the project. Rankings now weigh the pages that earn traffic, and Search Console cross-checks surface indexing gaps the crawl alone cannot see.
Crawl and rank
Run the first crawl in the cloud. The issue list groups by root cause and sorts by estimated impact, so the top of the list is the request worth making.
Hand off and track
Send engineering a pull request when the repo is connected, or a finding with evidence attached when it is not. Schedule the recrawl so the trend line shows the result.
Pick the plan for in-house teams
Every plan runs the same technical checks — the difference is crawl size, integrations and seats.
Starter
$29/moSearch Console + GA4, scheduled crawls and 10,000 URLs per crawl. Fits a single SEO owning one mid-sized site.
- 10,000 URLs per crawl
- White-label reports
- Search Console + GA4
- Scheduled crawls
- AI fix suggestions (BYOK)
Professional
$79/moJavaScript rendering for app-like sites, 100,000 URLs per crawl, REST API and webhooks for engineering, and up to 5 team seats.
- 100,000 URLs per crawl
- JavaScript rendering
- REST API + webhooks
- Custom extraction
- Up to 5 team members
Agency
$149/moUp to 20 seats and unlimited organizations — for a central SEO team serving several brands or regional sites.
- 500,000 URLs per crawl
- Unlimited projects & crawls
- Unlimited organizations
- Up to 20 team members
- Priority support
Annual billing is cheaper — see the full breakdown on the pricing page.
Common questions
How does CrawlX decide which issue matters most?
Each issue is scored by severity multiplied by the share of the site it affects, then grouped by root cause. With Search Console and GA4 connected, the impressions and sessions on the affected pages feed into the ranking, so the top of the list reflects traffic at stake rather than a severity label alone.
Can I see how the site's SEO health changes over time?
Yes. Scheduled crawls (Starter and above) build a crawl history, trend charts show the health score and issue counts over time, and crawl comparison diffs any two runs to show what was fixed, what regressed and what is new.
Does CrawlX integrate with Search Console and GA4?
Yes, on Starter and above. Connect a Search Console property and a GA4 stream to a project and CrawlX uses them for impact ranking and for cross-checks such as pages Google reports that the crawl cannot find.
How do I get fixes to engineering?
If the site's code is in a GitHub repository you connect, CrawlX opens a pull request with the drafted change and the affected page count. If not, each finding carries the evidence and the recommended change so the ticket you file is complete. AI drafting is bring-your-own-key.
CrawlX for other teams
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Your first cloud crawl runs free — 500 URLs, no credit card, no install.