Crawlix vs Netpeak Spider

Crawlix is a desktop SEO crawler for auditing websites across technical SEO, content, performance, and accessibility. It lists 102+ checks across nine categories, including links, images, structured data, security, and international SEO. Chromium-based rendering supports JavaScript-heavy sites and detects frameworks including React, Vue, Angular, Next.js, Nuxt, Gatsby, and Svelte. Crawlix checks 13 AI crawler directives and can generate robots.txt and llms.txt templates. Crawl data is stored locally in SQLite, and earlier crawls can be reviewed offline. The Free plan includes all checks, one project, and up to 100 pages per crawl with no time limit; CSV and JSON exports are available on that tier. PDF and Excel exports are Pro features. Crawlix runs on Linux and Windows. Pro costs $15 a month, and Agency costs $45 a month; Agency allows unlimited pages and projects. Free and Pro licenses are for one device, while Agency allows five; licenses are tied to a device, and transfers require contacting support.

Netpeak Spider crawls websites to examine on-page SEO and technical details, including status codes, redirects, structured data, tags, and site structure. It detects more than 100 technical issues, such as broken links, duplicate pages, faulty meta tags, canonical issues, and pagination problems. Chromium rendering lets it crawl JavaScript pages. Its scraper supports up to 15 conditions and contains, Regexp, XPath, and CSS searches; other built-in tools calculate internal PageRank, check source code and HTTP headers, and generate or validate sitemaps. It integrates with Google Analytics and Google Search Console, accepts CSV imports, and exports reports as CSV, XLSX, or PDF. PDF audits can include a company logo, contacts, and recommendations. The free plan allows 500 URLs and five threads. Pro lists unlimited URLs and 200 threads, with plans at $20 a month, $193 a year, or $496, paid once. The software runs on Windows and macOS.