use case · SEO
The SEO website crawler that remembers last week
Most crawlers audit a site once. MeshArc compares every crawl with the one before it, so you see which titles, canonicals and links changed — and which pages broke — after every release.
01after every crawl
What the report gives you
- Ranked on-page changes: titles, meta descriptions, H1s, canonicals and robots directives, with the ranking-critical ones flagged.
- Broken links and missing pages: every 404 and soft 404, listed apart from pages that merely blocked the crawler.
- Orphan pages: pages in the sitemap that nothing links to, and linked pages missing from the sitemap.
- Sitemap health: every sitemap file tracked, with added and removed URLs per section.
02cut-over
Migrations without the fear
Crawl before cut-over, crawl after, and the change report is the migration audit: every redirect gap, lost page and changed canonical, side by side.
03for agencies
One project per client
Schedule a weekly crawl and send the change report straight into the client’s Slack channel. Nothing to run, nothing to remember.
questions
Frequently asked questions
How do I find all pages on a website?
MeshArc reads every sitemap a site declares — indexes, gzip, news, image and video — and follows internal links, then reports the pages found only one way or the other.
Is there a free broken link checker?
Yes. The free broken link checker crawls a site and lists every 404 and soft 404, with the pages that link to them.
Catch SEO issues before your traffic does
A crawl a week, compared with the last one, delivered where the team already is.