Catch critical URL health issues before Google does.
Scrywell crawls your site on your schedule, finds broken links, noindex mistakes, redirect issues, sitemap failures, and canonical problems — then sends clean email reports and GitHub alerts.
Most SEO tools show everything.
Scrywell shows what needs fixing.
Buried in a dashboard you check once a quarter.
Pricing page is noindexed.
Last deploy added a stray noindex meta tag. You'll lose the page from search within 48 hours if not fixed.
Remove the noindex meta tag from /pricing before the next crawl.
Quiet automation, end‑to‑end.
From the first crawl to the moment you ship the fix — Scrywell does the watching, you do the building.
The signals that move your traffic.
We watch the things that quietly tank rankings. Not vanity metrics. Not opinions about your title tags.
Internal links that 404 break ranking signals immediately. We catch them every crawl.
Pages marked noindex you didn't intend to hide — like a deployed pricing page silently dropping from search.
Loops, dead-ends, and chains longer than three hops. They waste crawl budget and lose link equity.
Pages pointing canonical at the wrong URL. Search engines pick what they want — usually not what you want.
When your sitemap returns 500, is missing pages, or lists URLs that don't exist.
Mark the URLs you can't afford to break. We email immediately if they fail — no digest delay.
The whole report on one page.
No tabs, no drill-down mazes. The diff sits on top, the rest is the trust layer.
| Severity | Issue | Affected URL | Last seen | First seen |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Critical | Protected Pricing page returns noindex Noindex unexpected | /pricing acme.com from deploy 2 days ago | 12m ago | 6h ago was fixed 9 days ago |
| Critical | Protected Sitemap returning 500 Server Error Sitemap 500 | /sitemap.xml acme.com | 12m ago | 3h ago |
| Warning | Important 4 internal links to /pricing return 404 Broken link cluster | /blog/pricing-update from WordPress export | 12m ago | yesterday |