Features
SEO Scores and Index Status on Your Posts List
A report only helps if you open it. CrawlWP puts your SEO data where you already look: an SEO score beside every post on your posts list and, with Premium, index status and search data in the post editor, on your posts list, and on your dashboard.
What it does
What CrawlWP adds to your posts list, editor, and dashboard
See which posts need work, which ones search engines have indexed, and which ones bring in clicks, without opening a report.
On this page
SEO score column
Free. A badge for each check and an overall score beside every post.
T, D and K
The SEO title, the meta description, and the focus keyword.
I, F, and S
Set to be indexed, links followed, a social share image.
Find weak posts fast
Low scores stand out as you scroll, so you know what to fix first.
Writing and reach together
The score checks the writing and whether search engines can use the page.
No extra screen
The column sits on the posts list you already use.
Index status per engine
Premium. Google, Bing, and Yandex status for each post, in the CrawlWP Details column.
Search data per post
Premium. Clicks, impressions, and average position beside each post.
Keeps the list fast
Status and search data are collected in the background and stored in your database.
Dashboard widget
Premium. 28 days of clicks, impressions, average CTR, and average position, with the change from the previous period.
Google indexing status
Premium. Indexed, indexed by CrawlWP, in progress, and not indexed, with a progress bar.
One click to the details
Links from the widget take you to the full SEO reports and the indexing manager.
Stats in the editor sidebar
Premium. Index status on Google, Bing, and Yandex, plus 28 days of Google clicks, impressions, CTR, and position, while you edit.
Insights tab in the SEO metabox
Premium. Search performance for the post on Google, Bing, or Yandex, for the period you choose.
Top keywords for each post
Premium. The searches that bring each post its impressions and clicks.
Why it matters
See SEO data where you work
Reports only help if you look at them, and most people forget. Your posts list, editor, and dashboard are screens you already see every week.
With CrawlWP, those screens show which posts need work, which ones search engines have indexed, and which ones bring in visitors.
How it works
Use your SEO stats in three steps
The SEO column works as soon as you install CrawlWP. The rest needs Premium and a connected search engine.
Step 1
Read the SEO column
Every post shows seven badges and a score. Open a post and use the SEO metabox to fix what is missing.
Step 2
Connect your search engines
With Premium, connect Google, Bing, and Yandex on the API Settings tab. Your posts list and the post editor then show index status and search data.
Step 3
Check the dashboard widget
See 28 days of search performance and your Google indexing status each time you log in.
In the post editor
Search data for each post, while you edit
With CrawlWP, you can see how a post in WordPress performs without leaving it. Two places show its data: the editor sidebar and the Insights tab of the SEO metabox.
CrawlWP Stats in the editor sidebar
A quick summary in the Post panel of the block editor.
The Insights tab in the SEO metabox
The full picture for the WordPress post or page, in the SEO metabox below the editor.
The dashboard widget
Your SEO at a glance on the dashboard
With CrawlWP Premium, the WordPress dashboard shows your search performance and Google indexing status together, every time you log in.
Questions
SEO stats questions
Answers to the questions people ask most about SEO scores and stats in WordPress.
What do the letters in the SEO column mean?
T is the SEO title, D the meta description, and K the focus keyword. I and F show whether the page is set to be indexed and its links followed. S shows whether it has a social share image, and N whether it was sent through IndexNow. The number is the overall score.
Is the SEO column free?
Yes. The SEO score column is part of CrawlWP Lite. The CrawlWP Details column, the editor stats, and the dashboard widget are part of CrawlWP Premium.
Why does the SEO score include indexing checks?
Because a well-written page still needs search engines to use it. A page set to noindex will not appear in search, no matter how good the writing is.
Where does the index status come from?
From the search engines you connect in CrawlWP Premium: Google, Bing, and Yandex.
Can I see search data for a single post?
Yes, with Premium. Open the post: the editor sidebar shows its index status and 28 days of Google search data, and the Insights tab of the SEO metabox shows its clicks, impressions, position, CTR, and top keywords on Google, Bing, or Yandex.
Does it slow down my posts list?
No. CrawlWP collects index status and search data in the background on a schedule and stores it in your own database.
Can I hide the columns?
Yes. Use Screen Options at the top of the posts list, as with any other column.
Pricing
Straightforward pricing, every feature included
Standard
For 1 Site
$59
/ year
Pro
For 5 Sites
$159
/ year
Agency
For Unlimited Sites
$259
/ year
Standard
For 1 Site
$359
once
Pro
For 5 Sites
$559
once
Agency
For Unlimited Sites
$759
once
See your SEO where you already work
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