For WooCommerce

WordPress SEO for WooCommerce Stores

A store’s SEO problem is scale. Hundreds of products, each needing a title and a description, most of them never indexed. Templates solve the first problem, and index submission solves the second.

Homepage settings in CrawlWP

Templates for products

Product, product category, brand, and tag archives each get their own SEO title and meta description pattern, built from variables.

Custom post types included

Everything that applies to posts applies to products and any other post type your store adds.

Bulk editing

Fix a category of products from one table instead of opening each one.

Get the catalog indexed

Auto-indexing sweeps products that never made it into the index and submits them in batches to search engines.

Per-product performance

Clicks, impressions, and average position for each product, from Google, Bing, and Yandex.

Redirects for discontinued lines

301 a retired product to its replacement or its category, with the 404 monitor catching what you miss.

How it works

Three things that change

Step 1

Template the catalog

One pattern per product post type and taxonomy means a new product arrives with sensible metadata already in place.

Step 2

Sweep the archive

Auto-indexing finds the products sitting outside the index and submits them, with bulk submission for large categories.

Step 3

Retire products properly

When a line is discontinued, redirect it rather than leaving a 404 that loses the authority the page earned.

Catalogue coverage

How much of your store is actually indexed?

Large catalogs have the widest gap between published and indexed, and closing it is worth the most.

Indexed pages growing over 30 days with CrawlWP

Questions

Common questions

Does CrawlWP output product schema?

CrawlWP generates the site graph, article markup, page markup, and breadcrumbs. While WooCommerce provides product structured data, dedicated ecommerce SEO plugins like CrawlWP offer more in-depth features.

Will it handle a catalog of thousands of products?

Indexing runs in the background on a schedule and in batches, not all at once, which large catalogs need.

Can I exclude products from the sitemap and indexing?

Yes. Noindex per product or per post type keeps them out of both.

Pricing

Straightforward pricing, every feature included

Standard

For 1 Site

$59

/ year

  • On-page SEO
  • Improved Search Indexing
  • Auto-Indexing
  • Index Status Checker
  • SEO Insights Dashboard
  • SEO Email Reports
  • Premium Support

Pro

For 5 Sites

$159

/ year

  • On-page SEO
  • Improved Search Indexing
  • Auto-Indexing
  • Index Status Checker
  • SEO Insights Dashboard
  • SEO Email Reports
  • Premium Support

Agency

For Unlimited Sites

$259

/ year

  • On-page SEO
  • Improved Search Indexing
  • Auto-Indexing
  • Index Status Checker
  • SEO Insights Dashboard
  • SEO Email Reports
  • Premium Support

Standard

For 1 Site

$359

once

  • On-page SEO
  • Improved Search Indexing
  • Auto-Indexing
  • Index Status Checker
  • SEO Insights Dashboard
  • SEO Email Reports
  • Premium Support

Pro

For 5 Sites

$559

once

  • On-page SEO
  • Improved Search Indexing
  • Auto-Indexing
  • Index Status Checker
  • SEO Insights Dashboard
  • SEO Email Reports
  • Premium Support

Agency

For Unlimited Sites

$759

once

  • On-page SEO
  • Improved Search Indexing
  • Auto-Indexing
  • Index Status Checker
  • SEO Insights Dashboard
  • SEO Email Reports
  • Premium Support