ScreamingFrog.LogFileAnalyserThe Screaming Frog SEO Log File Analyser allows you to upload your log files, verify search engine bots, identify crawled URLs and analyse search bot behaviour for invaluable SEO insight.
$ winget install --id ScreamingFrog.LogFileAnalyser --exact --version 6.4Run in Command Prompt, PowerShell, or Windows Terminal. Prompts for any agreements.
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See Pckgr's app libraryThe Screaming Frog SEO Log File Analyser allows you to upload your log files, verify search engine bots, identify crawled URLs and analyse search bot behaviour for invaluable SEO insight.
The Log File Analyser is light, but extremely powerful – able to process, store and analyse millions of lines of log file event data in a smart database.
It gathers key log file data to allow SEOs to make informed decisions. Some of the common uses include
- View and analyse exactly which URLs Googlebot & other search bots are able to crawl, when and how frequently.
- Discover all response codes, broken links and errors that search engine bots have encountered while crawling your site.
- Get insight to which search bots crawl most frequently, how many URLs are crawled each day and the total number of bot events.
- Find temporary and permanent redirects encountered by search bots, that might be different to those in a browser or simulated crawl.
- Analyse your most and least crawled URLs & directories of the site, to identify waste and improve crawl efficiency.
- Import and match any data with a 'URLs' column against log file data. So import crawls, directives, or external link data for advanced analysis.
Analyse 1k log events for free, or buy a Log File Analyser licence for £99 Per Year to remove the limit.
| Architecture | Type | Scope | Install | Download |
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| x64 | inno | machine | Direct |
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