Checkbot vs CrawlRaven

Checkbot is a Chrome extension for auditing websites for SEO, speed, and security issues. Its checks can flag broken links, duplicate content, invalid HTML, and insecure forms. The crawler can examine hundreds of pages in minutes, while site structure information shows linked pages, image, JavaScript and CSS files, non-indexable pages, and redirects. It can also reach staging and local development sites, password-protected pages, and private networks. Crawling and other functions run locally on the user's machine; Checkbot says it does not operate as a web service. The free Basic plan allows 100 URLs per crawl, unlimited crawls and sites, with ads. Professional costs $10 a year, billed $120 per year, or $15 a month; it raises the crawl limit to 10,000 URLs and adds localhost crawling, PDF reports, CSV and bulk export, and HTTP Auth support. The extension runs on Windows, macOS, Chrome OS, and Linux, but does not execute JavaScript during crawls. Usage analytics and crash reports are opt-in.

CrawlRaven combines Google Search Console, GA4, imported keyword lists, and site crawl data into a ranked SEO action plan. Its content views show keyword mapping, cannibalization flags, content gaps, runner-up keywords, and decay tracking. Users can connect Search Console and GA4 or import Ahrefs and Semrush keyword lists by CSV. A free Chrome side panel audits the current page across eight panels without an account; it handles one page at a time, while site-wide crawling and performance-based ranking use the platform. Eligible free accounts receive seven read-only MCP tools for one pinned site, within a fixed 28-day window and 20 calls per account per UTC day. The remote MCP server connects through OAuth to Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, and Cursor. The maker describes a 200-point technical audit, marked coming soon for lifetime tiers. Plans are free at free, or lifetime at 39.00, 79.00, 129.00, and 999.00 USD once.