Fast desktop SEO audits for pages, resources, and crawl rules.
Lil Robots SEO Crawler helps SEOs, developers, and agencies find technical issues before they affect rankings, launches, or client results.
Common use cases
Migration crawl
Pre-launch QAAudit staging or production sections before launch and export fixes for the team.
Robots audit
Crawl rulesSpot when crawl rules are accidentally blocking CSS, JS, or whole page sections before they cost you rankings.
Client QA
Issue handoffTurn status codes, metadata gaps, and redirect issues into a focused fix list.
Built for practical audits
Find the issues that slow down SEO work.
Run targeted crawls, filter the results, and hand off clear fixes without setting up a cloud project or waiting for an all-in-one SEO suite to process the basics.
Crawl scope
Target just the subfolder you're migrating, without noise from the whole site.
Indexability
Catch the noindex flags, canonical mismatches, and missing titles that silently block pages from ranking.
Resources
Find blocked CSS, JavaScript, and images in the same crawl — without running a separate resource audit.
Exports
Hand off a focused fix list to clients or developers — the CSV is ready to send.
Example fix list
The handoff should already make sense.
Crawl results are meant to become developer-ready fixes, not another raw export you have to rewrite before anyone can use it.
| Issue | Where | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| Noindex found | /services/seo | Remove the robots meta tag before launch. |
| Canonical mismatch | /pricing | Point the canonical URL at the live pricing page. |
| Blocked JavaScript | /app/scripts.js | Allow the resource in robots.txt so render checks can see it. |
| Missing title | /blog/migration-checklist | Add a descriptive page title before client handoff. |
Why we built this
“I've been doing SEO and auditing client sites for over 20 years. I've used every crawler out there and was always either waiting too long, paying too much, or fighting a tool built for someone else's workflow. So I built one that works the way I actually work — local, fast, and no cloud project required.”
Plans and checkout
Choose a plan and get your license key.
Try the crawler on a real audit, then keep it when it earns a spot in your workflow. Your license key appears in your account after purchase and can be used in the macOS desktop app.
Questions
Before you buy.
The essentials on trials, device allowances, additional device packs, license transfers, and refunds.
Do you offer a free trial?
Yes. Lil Robots SEO Crawler includes a 7-day free trial with full access and no payment required, so you can test the app before choosing a paid plan.
How do I use my license?
After purchase, your license key is saved in your SEO Crawler account. Copy it into the macOS desktop app to unlock paid access on the number of active devices included with your plan.
Can I transfer my license to another device?
Yes. Deactivate the license on one machine and activate it on another. Your plan controls how many devices can stay active at the same time.
What is the difference between Monthly, Yearly, and Yearly Pro?
Monthly is $19/mo for 2 active devices. Yearly is $179/yr for 3 active devices. Yearly Pro is $399/yr for 15 active devices and is the only plan that supports additional device packs.
Can I buy more devices?
Yes, on Yearly Pro. Agencies can add additional device packs for $99/yr per 5 active devices during checkout or later from the license dashboard.
What is the refund policy?
Monthly subscriptions can be canceled anytime and stay active until the paid period ends. Yearly and Yearly Pro subscriptions include a 7-day refund window from the purchase date, then the purchase is final.