PRICING

Free to see the problem. Paid to fix it.

The diagnosis is free because a score you cannot verify is worthless to both of us. Remediation is what costs money, because remediation is what takes work.

Free scorecard
$0

Scan any URL. Full score, no signup.

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Remediation
from $99 one-time / site

One-time audit-to-merge cleanup. Pay once, keep the fixes forever.

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Content-ops
$29 / mo

Ongoing scans, fix queue, calendar, watchdog. Cancel anytime.

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Agency
from $149 / mo

Multiple sites, white-label reports, volume pricing.

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What each tier includes

Feature Free Remediation Content-ops Agency
Public scorecard: score, category breakdown, coverage ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Full findings list, with evidence per page Email ✓ ✓ ✓
Pages per crawl 10 Full site Full site Full site
Scans per domain 1 / day Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited
Ranked remediation plan : ✓ ✓ ✓
Fix queue with reviewable diffs : ✓ ✓ ✓
Re-measurement after delivery : ✓ ✓ ✓
Scheduled re-scans : : ✓ ✓
Content calendar and editor : : ✓ ✓
Site memory and overlap detection : : ✓ ✓
SEO Watchdog: up to 3 competitors : : ✓ ✓
AI citation tracking per engine : : ✓ ✓
Multiple sites : : : ✓
White-label reports : : : ✓

What the free scan actually does

It is worth being precise, because "free scan" means very different things across this category. Crawld's free scorecard:

  • Crawls up to 10 pages of public HTML and reports how many it found beyond that cap
  • Runs the full 129-check rubric against what it retrieved
  • Returns a score, a grade, all eight category scores, and the coverage behind them
  • Tells you how many findings there are, free, without an address
  • Holds the findings themselves behind a verified email
  • Produces a share link that expires after 30 days and never unlocks the findings, whoever opens it

It does not write anything, and it is labelled advisory throughout, because it has no access to your repository or your CMS and therefore has never verified a build. If the scanner is unavailable, the scan fails and says so. There is no path that invents a grade.

Why remediation is priced separately

Producing an audit is cheap: it is a crawl and a rubric. Producing a change that builds, that a person can review as a diff, and that gets re-measured afterwards is where the cost sits. Pricing them together would mean charging everyone for work most people do not want.

The retainer exists for a different reason. A site that publishes does not stay fixed: new pages introduce new findings, and the overlap between your own posts grows quietly. Monitoring is the thing that has to be ongoing.

Pricing questions

Is the free scan really free, and what is the catch?
No card, no signup. The catch is the cap: it crawls 10 pages, one domain per day, three submissions an hour from the same caller. The score, grade, category breakdown and the number of findings are all free. Seeing what the findings actually are costs a verified email address.
Why is a scan capped at 10 pages?
A crawl costs real money and the free tier is a lead magnet rather than a product. The response tells you how many pages it covered against how many it found, so you always know what proportion of your site the score is a claim about.
What happens if I cancel?
The fixes you already merged are yours. They are in your repository or your CMS, not held in ours. You lose the ongoing scans, the queue and the monitoring.
Do you charge per seat?
No. Plans are priced per site, and the agency tier is priced on volume.
Can I pay once instead of subscribing?
That is what the remediation tier is. One audit-to-merge cleanup, paid once. The retainer exists because search is not a thing you fix once, but a one-time cleanup is a legitimate way to buy.

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