Page Explorer
Search, filter, and compare every crawled URL with its status, metadata, indexability, and issue count.
Live crawl1,284pages crawled745issues found
Crawl every important page, trace technical issues to affected URLs, and turn audit evidence into a clear plan your team can verify.
Crawl every important page and surface technical issues.
Focus on what affects the most URLs and carries the most risk.
Trace each issue to affected URLs with clear evidence.
Compare runs and confirm that fixes close the loop.
Move from an issue group to the exact pages, link relationships, and site structure behind it. Each explorer keeps the crawl scope and evidence visible.
Search, filter, and compare every crawled URL with its status, metadata, indexability, and issue count.
Inspect source and target URLs, anchor context, link problems, and the relationships that shape internal authority.
See how directories and pages fit together so orphaned, over-deep, or weakly connected areas become easier to spot.
12 fixed
3 new
A useful audit does more than name problems. Contextter keeps scope, evidence, priorities, and the next crawl connected so the team can close the loop.
Choose the property, crawl boundaries, and run that should define the evidence.
Open affected URLs, page details, and link relationships before deciding on a fix.
Use Action Center priorities to focus on work with clear impact, effort, and supporting evidence.
Schedule the next crawl, compare changes, and receive alerts when important issues appear or return.
Site Audit follows eligible internal pages within the configured scope and records technical, metadata, status, indexability, and linking evidence.
Yes. Recurring runs make new, persistent, and resolved issue evidence visible over time.
Issues are grouped by severity, affected scope, and the evidence available for investigation. Contextter does not present a single score as objective truth.
Yes. Each client property stays within its own workspace and access boundary.