Sitebulb Reviews

Overall: For quick audits for small or big websites, is a very good piece of software at a very fair price. It's one of the most well designed SEO software you can get. For a freelancer or small SEO agency, it's arguably the best choice.

Pros: Beautifully designed, helps you to determinate where to start when you need to optimize a website. Have a lots for tips, ideas and insights about what to do to improve SEO on a website. The option of run a sample audit (instead a complete audit) is one of the most useful ideas for most of SEO consultants. Also, the way that it combines data from Search Console and Google Analytics made it incredible powerful to understand the SEO potential of a website and create compelling reports.

Cons: Some features to manage structured data or use multi filters are needed. Audits can't be properly exported and shared at bulk. Need to incorporate a better way to edit and manage reports.

Overall: I use Sitebulb as an auditing tool alongside other auditing tools. I find it is more comprehensive and I love how easy it is to export the data. The information is presented beautifully.

Pros: It's super easy to use straight away, with no need to watch any kind of videos to learn how to run an audit. If you need to do some more advanced stuff, that functionality is there but doesn't get in the way of a quick & dirty audit.

Cons: I can't think of anything - I'm always delighted by new features as they're rolled out and can't think of anything they're missing yet.

Overall: Sitebulb was very beneficial in understanding the structure and SEO state of my client's websites. For one migration project of 10 websites, we used Sitebulb to verify that the migration was successful and hadn't introduced any new issues.

Pros: Compared with a lot of the tools in the SEO space, Sitebulb has a great UI and some nice visuals to help you understand the scan results. Not typically a "pro" that would get mentioned for software, but release notes for Sitebulb are usually quite entertaining to read. Sitebulb is a newer piece of software, but it's continually being improved. They're constantly working on making things better. Checking their release notes, the last release was 6 days ago. Always nice to use software that still being maintained and improved. Sitebulb is incredibly useful for understand the structure of a website, if there are any broken links, what the SEO state of any given page is. Very useful tool.

Cons: There's no free plan, so you're looking at committing at least /month. Luckily, the cost of additional users is only. This is a great example of how Sitebulb adjusted their offering to meet the needs of their users.

Overall: It definitely speeds up our client work.

Pros: Super easy to use. Cool visualizations. And it actually gives strong SEO recommendations.

Cons: It takes some time to crawl the site, but really that's not a fault of the software. That's just the way crawling is. All of the crawlers take some time.

Overall: Easy to use. Great reports. Awesome visualization of link juice.

Pros: I love Sitebulb cause market needs a great alternative for Screaming Frog. They report like cloud crawlers but services were just like flexible as desktop crawler too. Maybe the only one solution that you can analyze link juice by visualizing it instead of doing this by Gephi or R. Keep doing guys, it is a great idea!

Pros: The visualize your site linking/crawling structure. Really cool way to be able to visualize how you are structuring/linking your data. It helped me see how competitors are doing better in certain areas of content. There is much more to it that I've yet to explore.

Cons: It is a bit expensive. I wish there were cheaper options. I ended up not subscribing because it wasn't quite worth the expense to me at this time. I did really enjoy the feature of visualizing graph of the linking structure though.