Sitebulb Reviews

Easy of use. Lots of online training materials available. Good for technical audits of large ecommerce sites.

Don't like the fact that I had to download the software. I wish it was solely cloud based.

Very intuitive user interface, many features that will help you understand the problems after the audit and whether it is worth working on it at the moment.

Frequent updates are a bit annoying as they are required to work with the tool. On the other hand, it reflects well on software producers that they develop them and develop any problems that arise.

The ability to easily drill down for further data with Sitebulb makes it a clear winner

I didn't find Sitebulb to have any shortcomings at all.

Well priced, easy to implement and gives comprehensive and easy to understand results

Nothing, I'm a happy customer who would happily recommend it

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.

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.

The built-in reports on almost any aspect of the SEO of a site, from On Page, to Pagespeed Load. I also love the crawl map, one of the most useful ways I know of understanding the real structure of a site and detecting issues that prevent optimal crawling.

I'd like it better if it were cloud based. I hate the constant updates, but I understand some updates are necessary at such an early stage.

Sitebulb is very useful, you can crawl your site easily. It is carbon free and it helps nature to be a better place.

I dont have any bad experience for Sitebulb, the dashboard is super powerful.

Each item is prioritized and links out to superb documentation as to why an issue is important. The site's documentation section can be accessed without an account.

I wish it were easier to find pages containing certain CSS classes or scripts without putting in a specific page that already contained the code.

This software has quite amazing UX, and very easy to use for any level of users. We have a team that uses this tool daily to find issues in our client sites. And the hint feature is quite amazing.

Till now, I didn't find anything wrong that can make a negative effect. Right now all the user of this tool in our team is quite happy.

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

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.

Makes my job so easy. I'm able to quickly audit a domain for quick fixes for SEO.

I can't think of any major cons but it is annoying to constantly have to update the program to view audits.

Gives an absolute wealth of information on your website and provides actionable insights categorised into different levels of importance.

Runs locally and slows down the machine slightly while using it. That said, generally audits don't take long and this local processing is what keeps the price of the software affordable.

Easy Intergration with GA & GSC for audit reportsChanging the crawl bots

I dont find any con as of now with this tool

I particularly like the sitemaps feature. It allows you to quickly identify any imbalance on the structure of websites.

Possibly that some of the features don't really have adequate instructions in using them or detailed explanations of the benefits of performing such tasks.

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!

Sitebulb goes beyond the standard auditing software checks and really dives deep into your website. The customer support is second to none if you do have any queries.

Can't think of anything that jumps out at me.

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.

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.