See your site the way Googlebot sees it.
CrawlFix crawls your site like Googlebot, flags what's keeping it out of search, and — if you connect your GitHub repo — opens a pull request with the fix.
$ crawlfix scan example.com
→ 214 pages crawled, 12 skipped by robots.txt
✗ 12 redirect chains (3+ hops)
✗ 3 canonical mismatches
! 8 missing hreflang alternates
✓ opening pull request → fix/seo-redirects
what we check
Every signal Googlebot cares about, in one crawl.
Indexability
Redirect chains, canonical mismatches, noindex conflicts, broken links — caught before Google finds them.
Structured data & social
JSON-LD validity and completeness, Open Graph, Twitter Cards, hreflang — the signals rich results depend on.
Performance
Slow TTFB, render-blocking resources, page weight, near-duplicate content across your own pages.
how it works
From broken to a pull request, automatically.
Connect your repo
Point CrawlFix at a site and, optionally, the GitHub repo that serves it.
We crawl like Googlebot
Every page, redirect, and header — evaluated against the same signals search engines use.
Get a pull request
Findings come back as a diff, not a dashboard you have to translate into code yourself.
Connect a GitHub repo and fixes land as real pull requests — reviewed and merged on your terms, not auto-applied to production.