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A Crawler That Doesn't Stop
After the First Scan

Most audit tools give you a snapshot, then sit idle until you click the button again. TechySEO keeps crawling in the background after that first pass: new pages get picked up automatically, a bad deploy that quietly noindexes half your blog gets caught the same day, and your health score reflects what's actually live right now instead of what was live three weeks ago.

What Happens in the Gap Between Two Audits

A traditional SEO tool runs when you click the button, then goes quiet until you click it again. That gap is usually a few weeks. Plenty can go wrong in a few weeks: a developer ships a config change that slaps a noindex tag onto the whole blog by accident, a product page starts 404ing after an inventory sync, a canonical tag gets mangled by a template update nobody reviewed.

None of that shows up until the next scheduled scan. By then rankings have already started to slide, crawl budget got spent re-confirming pages that should've been fine, and Google has indexed whatever the broken version was serving in the meantime.

Continuous crawling closes that gap by not having one. TechySEO keeps revisiting your site between audits, so the noindex tag or the 404 gets caught the day it happens, not the day someone finally remembers to run a scan.

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A Deploy Accidentally Noindexes Everything
One misconfigured robots meta tag in a shared template can deindex thousands of pages at once. Caught within hours here, instead of after Google's own crawl cycle quietly drops them.
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Links Break With Every Release
Deployments, CMS migrations, URL restructures β€” they all generate fresh 404s. Each one gets logged as soon as the crawler hits it, not months after a user complains.
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New Pages Launch Without Basic Tags
A page goes live with no canonical or a title tag copy-pasted from another page. That kind of duplication dilutes ranking signals fast if it sits unnoticed for weeks.
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Last Month's Crawl Doesn't Tell You Much Today
On a site that ships changes weekly, a month-old audit is closer to historical record than usable data.
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Heavy Pages Can Outrun a Crawl Pass
A page that takes too long to finish rendering client-side JavaScript can get partially read on any given pass. Worth knowing going in β€” it's why TechySEO retries slow renders rather than recording a half-loaded page as the truth.

What's Actually Running in the Background

Not a once-a-month batch job. The crawler is working right now, somewhere in your rotation.

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New Page Discovery
A page goes live and it's in the monitoring set without anyone adding it manually β€” found through internal links and your sitemap, the same way Googlebot would find it.
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Issues Surface as They're Found
Broken links, missing tags, duplicate content, redirect errors. Each one gets logged the moment the crawler hits it, not batched up for a weekly digest.
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A Health Score That Actually Moves
It updates as pages get recrawled and issues get fixed, so the number on your dashboard reflects this week, not the audit from two months ago.
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Alerts for the Stuff That Can't Wait
Noindex tags showing up where they shouldn't, 5xx errors, canonical mismatches, a sudden spike in duplicate titles. Email or Slack, your choice.
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Crawl History You Can Actually Compare
Issue counts across cycles, so "did last sprint's fixes actually help" has an answer instead of a guess.
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Recheck on Demand
Fixed something? Trigger a recheck on just that URL instead of sitting around for the next scheduled pass to confirm it.

Up and Running in Under 5 Minutes

No complex setup. Add your site, configure your capacity, and the crawler handles the rest automatically.

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Point It at Your Domain

Verify ownership with a DNS record or an HTML meta tag. Takes about two minutes, no code deploy needed.

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Pick a Crawl Capacity

10K, 50K, 150K, or 300K+ URLs. Match it to how big the site actually is rather than guessing high.

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It Starts Crawling on Its Own

No second step to remember. Discovery, JavaScript rendering, and the full set of SEO checks all run from the first pass.

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Watch the Dashboard, Not the Calendar

Issues land scored by impact. Critical ones page you immediately. Fix, recheck, repeat β€” there's no "next audit" to wait for.

Built for Teams That Can't Afford Missed Issues

SEO Agencies

Watching 50 Client Sites Without 50 Manual Scans

One site breaks, you find out the same day instead of finding out in the client's email. With everything crawling continuously in the background, the monthly report is just an export, not a scramble the night before it's due.

eCommerce Teams

Catalogs That Change Faster Than a Monthly Audit Can Track

Products launch, get repriced, and get discontinued daily. Every new product URL gets checked for a real title tag, a working canonical, and metadata that isn't just inherited from the template's placeholder.

News & Publishing

A Bad Template Push Affects Every Article at Once

Publish dozens of articles a day and a single CMS template bug doesn't hit one page, it hits all of them simultaneously. Continuous crawling catches that pattern within the first few articles instead of the four-hundredth.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about TechySEO's continuous crawling feature.

How often does TechySEO crawl my website?
It's a rolling crawl, not a scheduled snapshot, so there isn't one fixed answer. Pages rotate through based on your capacity plan, and 150K+ plans get recrawled more often than smaller ones. In practice, a critical change on a page that matters usually gets caught within a few hours.
Will TechySEO's crawler slow down my website?
It's built not to. The crawler respects your robots.txt crawl-delay, spreads requests out over time instead of hammering the server in bursts, and caps its own rate per project. If you're on shared hosting and still nervous about it, you can dial the crawl speed down further in the dashboard.
Does the crawler render JavaScript pages?
Yes, through a headless browser pipeline that handles React, Vue, Angular, Next.js, Nuxt, and similar frameworks. It sees the page roughly the way Googlebot does after rendering, rather than just the raw server response. The one caveat worth knowing: a page that's unusually slow to finish client-side rendering can get re-tried rather than recorded mid-load, which is intentional, but it does mean a genuinely sluggish page takes an extra pass to fully resolve.
Can I trigger an immediate crawl after deploying a fix?
Yes. Every issue has a Recheck button that recrawls just that URL on demand. Results land within minutes, which matters most right after a deploy when you want confirmation now, not whenever the rotation gets back around to that page.
How many URLs can TechySEO crawl?
Capacity is set per project, not per account: 10K on the free trial, 50K on Starter, 150K on Growth, 300K on Scale. That means a big eCommerce catalog can run on Scale while a side-project blog stays on Starter, both managed from the same account.
Does continuous crawling work for sites behind login or staging environments?
For staging environments behind basic HTTP auth, yes, just provide the credentials. For content gated behind a real login, you can hand the crawler a session cookie instead of credentials. Anything more custom than that, like SSO-gated staging, is a support conversation on enterprise plans.

Stop Waiting for the Next Audit to Find Out

Connect your site and let the crawler keep running in the background. First week's free, and you don't need a card to start.

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