Hi everyone, I'm the co-founder of Sitebulb. Myself and Gareth (the other co-founder) will be on-hand all day to answer any questions. We started Sitebulb with a vision of creating a website crawler that combines the power and reporting functionality of a cloud-based crawler, with the cost and convenience of a desktop one. Some of the specific pain points we’re addressing are: 1. Scale – Sitebulb saves to a database rather than storing crawl data in RAM, meaning a typical desktop computer can comfortably crawl 500,000+ page websites. 2. Reporting – the reports are designed to highlight potential issues and help SEOs get to the root of the problem without having to manipulate a ton of data. 3. Visualization – Sitebulb’s interactive Crawl Maps help solve one of the most pervasive issues with technical SEO: understanding and communicating website structure. It’s always been important to us that our products are affordable to pretty much anyone doing SEO, which is one of the reasons we’ve focused on desktop products. Our ultimate goal is to help small agencies and consultants do amazing technical SEO work. There's a free 2 week trial for everyone, with no credit card required - just head over to the site and download. If you've got feedback about the tool; we'd love to hear from you. Patrick P.S. Thanks @riaface for Hunting us!

This looks really awesome. Solid mix of visualization and presentation of opportunities for improvement. Excited to give it a whirl!

My favorite part of Sitebulb, especially compared to other, similar products has been the organization of the crawl information. It's just a little bit more in-line with what I'm looking for when auditing a website for any issues.

Looks great, guys. Quick question - realistically, on a site with say 100,000 URLs (so not absolutely huge) how long would you expect a complete crawl to take?

I've been using the beta of this product and it's fantastic. Has replaced Deep Crawl, the former gold standard in technical SEO crawl tools, and gives a nice clear overview of issues to fix. I'm sure there's more to come and they've been responsive to feedback and bugs through the beta, so looking forward to seeing how Sitebulb continues to improve in future. Question for you @hathawayp; where do you see Sitebulb going in the future? Any features you were keen to include that didn't make it to this initial launch?

Ive been using this as a beta user for some time and for the price you arent going to find anything else that points you in the right direction like sitebulb does. It makes complex technical issue easier to understand and the exports are super organised.

Pros:

Simple to use. Easy to understand

Cons:

Segmentation ;)

My agency has been a beta user for the last 6 months and we're pleased with where the product is at. It's better than certain loud amphibians and tech crawlers named after evil space aliens.

I never took SEO audits seriously until I started with the beta of Sitebulb. The interface is easy to use and the segmentation makes organizing and knowing what to focus on effortless!

I already bought a subscription - came here to support a great product!

Pros:

Easy Interface

Cons:

Nada

Started to use Sitebulb when they launched their public beta. Definitely a good alternative to other similar tools with a bit of extra (=crawlmaps). Interesting to see the evolution of this product.

Pros:

Crawlmaps <3, good visualisations, covers most things you need

Cons:

No custom extraction (yet), would be nice to be able to change the colors to match our agencys branding

I've been using Sitebulb during the beta period, and found it really useful for any projects involving SEO, whether that's doing a quick overview and check, or a full website audit.

I've used most of the competitors, and it seems to be the best yet for being able to run a full website crawl and analysis in a way that's easy to understand and share. Which means I can easily use it to demonstrate to clients without having to explain reams of spreadsheets (which is nice).

Crawled urls by depth is a really nice addition to help locate bottlenecks with navigation and internal linking

Pros:

Nice visualisations which are easy to understand or send straight to clients.

Covers everything from tiny to pretty big sites

Cons:

Adding sharable client reports and page type segments are on the way, and I can't wait.....

I've been fortunate enough to be able to test out @Sitebulb as part of the beta release and I am also a long term user of @urlprofiler (also by Gareth and Patrick)

This is a great tool and I have had very few issues crawling sites in excess of 100k URLs

Pros:

Crawl Map Visualisations, Easy to understand reports

Cons:

White label Reporting for Agencies

I used Sitebulb for one month during the Beta period. Very nice product at launch that I'm certain will be updated regularly and become even more valuable over time.

Pros:

Beautiful UI. Impressive visualizations and charts make for easy reporting. Great tool for quickly assessing the SEO health of a large site.

Cons:

Currently no custom extraction feature (or I missed it)

I've had the opportunity to use this tool during the beta period. In short: wow. Great addition to any true marketers toolbox. Awesome recommendation feature and the visualization is valuable addition.

Sitebulb is a good competitor to other tools out there like SEMRush, SERPStat, SpyFu, and so on. I wish companies would provide different pricing options--the subscription model is onerous when you are a pro and need to have a slew of specialized tools. Fortunately, Sitebulb handles many tasks that otherwise require two or more packages.

Pros:

Clean UI, comprehensive feature set for webmasters and SEOs

Cons:

None yet

It's a beautiful product for advanced technical SEO that you can feel confident using. It provides solid recommendations and is very easy to use. I picked it up in a matter of minutes.

Pros:

Clean interface and really good reporting

Cons:

It's a bit slower than some other crawlers

I've worked with Botify, screaming frog, the link-assistant tool, seomator, raven, moz and others. I think all of them? This is very much the audit tool that I've been looking for.

Pros:

Beautifully presented actionable data. Clear. Easy to use. Fast. No limits to usage. Low system resource guzzling.

Cons:

One or two very minor reporting issues. Fully expect these to be fixed soon.

Fits a really useful gap between data and visualisation in the SEO world. I've been on the beta test and have loved using this product. HIghly recommend it.

Pros:

Great tool

Cons:

Can't really think of any negatives

The tool is really useful and affordable, and having been a part of the beta the development team was super responsive and active in getting / responding to feedback and making updates, and are obviously users / smart SEOs themselves so I'm sure the tool will continue to evolve and offer more cool / valuable features over time.

Pros:

As others have mentioned the crawl visualizations are unique and super helpful for diagnosing issues with site structure

Cons:

I don't have any issues with the tool but there is overlap with tools like Deep Crawl and Screaming Frog (I have started to use all three)

Sitebulb is easy to use, even non-technical marketers can use it very easly. And also that app's using less memory than other tools which is a huge plus.

Pros:

User Interface

Cons:

More detailed analyses

The crawl map is a game changer!

Pros:

Very easy interface

Cons:

The juicy bits are a little expensive for small websites