SEO crawler: Every page, read end to end. Twice a month.

Twice a month, on the 1st and the 15th at 09:00, on every plan including Starter. You can also start one yourself from Scheduled Tasks, or press Re-run audit on Site Health: 4 a month on Starter, 8 on Growth, 15 on Professional and 30 on Agency, counted across your sites, and one per site every six hours, because a large site can take most of an hour to read. The tab shows the last result and the next scheduled run.

Every page it can reach, up to a ceiling of 2,000 URLs, and it tells you in the run stream if it hits that ceiling. There is no per-plan page cap and no freemium wall: Starter gets the same crawl Agency gets. The free sitemap checker runs its sitemap findings on any domain.

The run is marked partial, and an alert sits on every tab the crawl feeds: Site Health, Issues, Page Tracker, Opportunities, the Topical Map and Local SEO. Scores come from the pages that loaded, and the checks that need your whole site, like orphan pages and internal links, are held rather than guessed. Let our crawler through names your host when the crawl could see it and shows the allow rule to add. Test the rule fetches two dozen of your pages at full speed and tells you in seconds whether any were refused, and Run the full crawl now starts the real one. The alert clears once a crawl reads 90% or more of your site.

It is still fetched, still checked, still scored and still re-linked. The one thing skipped is the model read: each page is hashed on the text a model would see, and an unchanged hash reuses the stored verdict. That is why running this fortnightly costs about the same as running it monthly.

No, and we will not claim it is. Each crawl measures a deterministic sample of up to six pages through PageSpeed Insights: your homepage, up to three distinct top-level sections and up to two blog posts. Speed is template-determined, so that covers the templates. Any single page can be measured on demand.

The deterministic checks run on every page from the first crawl, always. Only the model-read pass is capped at 100 pages while you are trialing, taken shallowest-URL-first so it is your most important pages and the same 100 on a re-run. When the trial converts, a full re-audit is queued automatically and reads the rest. During the trial you can start two crawls yourself; the onboarding crawl and the scheduled ones don't count.

No. The validation engine grades a draft in the editor before it can publish. The crawl runs its own inventory of 85 checks over HTML your site already serves, and it writes to a worklist rather than a gate. Nothing the crawl finds is changed on your site by Verand.