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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.
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.
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
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.
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
Sitebulk is easily lives up to their homepage statements of being the most "powerful website crawler with the world's most insightful reporting system".
I've used plenty of other website crawlers, but Sitebulb has the most options to integrate with other tools like Moz, Google Analytics, Majestic, etc. Having access to all this data in one place is absolutely priceless.
If you're not a subscriber already, you should be. Especially if you do a lot of audits and use several different tools to compile data to give your clients actionable items.
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.
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.
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.
