Find issues across your site.
Fix them page by page.
Crawlory is a WordPress technical SEO dashboard that checks the pages visitors actually see. Find problems, inspect the evidence, and open the right editor to make a fix.
A practical audit, right in WordPress
33 SEO and site health checks
Review titles, descriptions, headings, canonicals, indexing signals, redirects, broken links and images, structured data, and more.
Audit the live page
Crawl public, server-rendered HTML and HTTP responses, including the output created by your theme, page builder, and active SEO plugin.
See findings in context
Review sitewide issues in the dashboard or inspect a post, page, product, or supported custom post type from its editor.
Scan the whole site or one URL
Run an audit across your WordPress content or rescan a particular URL when you want to check a page after an update.
Know what changed
Track findings as new, persistent, resolved, or reappeared. Failed fetches do not falsely mark previously detected issues as fixed.
Keep scans running
Background processing continues through batches, so a long site audit does not depend on keeping the browser tab open.
Designed for WordPress workflows
Works with familiar SEO setups.
Crawlory evaluates rendered pages using compatible output from Yoast SEO, Rank Math, All in One SEO, and SEOPress.
Self-contained and privacy-conscious.
No paid API key or external SEO subscription is required. Visitor-mode scans do not use administrative cookies or credentials.
Requirements.
WordPress 5.8 or later, PHP 7.4 or later, and MySQL 5.7+ or MariaDB 10.3+.
Install in a few steps.
Download the ZIP, then in WordPress go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin. Install and activate Crawlory to open the dashboard.