Technical SEO audits for the platform you build on
Every platform has its own way of producing duplicate URLs, hiding content from crawlers and stacking redirects. CrawlX runs the same cloud crawl on all of them and reports the issues in terms of the templates and settings where each one is fixed.
Shopify SEO audit
Crawl your whole store in the cloud and find the duplicate product URLs, thin tag pages, canonical mistakes and app-injected scripts that Shopify themes produce by default.
What CrawlX finds on Shopify →Webflow SEO audit
Find the paginated CMS URLs, missing canonicals on collection templates, oversized hero images and custom-code side effects that a Webflow site accumulates as it grows.
What CrawlX finds on Webflow →WordPress SEO audit
Find the thin archive pages, attachment URLs, ?replytocom duplicates and plugin-injected schema conflicts that accumulate on a WordPress site — and fix them at the template.
What CrawlX finds on WordPress →Next.js SEO audit
Catch client-only content, hydration-dependent links, missing metadata exports, trailing-slash redirect chains and stale ISR canonicals — then merge the fix from a pull request.
What CrawlX finds on Next.js →Framer SEO audit
Verify what search engines actually receive from a Framer site: rendered content, CMS collection canonicals, a real 404 status, image sizes and per-page metadata.
What CrawlX finds on Framer →Not on one of these platforms?
CrawlX crawls any public site — your first 500 URLs are free, no credit card, nothing to install.