Seobility has a free Basic plan with no time limit: one project, 100 pages per crawl, 10 tracked keywords and a limited website audit. Its paid plans start at around ~€60/mo with a 14-day trial, as of October 2026.

Can SlapMyWeb crawl as many pages as Seobility?

No. SlapMyWeb audits one site per scan from the outside and is not a large-scale crawler. Seobility analyzes 25,000 to 100,000 pages per crawl on its paid plans, which is the better option for sitewide issues on big sites.

Does Seobility generate fix code?

No. Seobility explains each issue and which pages it affects, but writing the fix is up to you. SlapMyWeb generates fix code for each issue; it is blurred on Free and shown in full from Pro at $9/mo.

Which tool checks accessibility and Core Web Vitals field data?

SlapMyWeb runs an axe-core accessibility audit against WCAG 2.2 AA and combines PageSpeed Insights lab data with CrUX field data for Core Web Vitals. These are dedicated modules in every scan rather than add-ons.

Which is better for agencies?

Seobility Agency supports 20 projects, unlimited members and white-label reports at around ~€210/mo. SlapMyWeb Agency is $29/mo with white-label PDFs, bulk scans, multi-client workspaces and backlink analytics. Seobility suits crawl-heavy work; SlapMyWeb suits audit-led client reports.

Honest comparison

SlapMyWeb vs Seobility

Q: Is SlapMyWeb better than Seobility?

For deep single-site audits with fix code, yes, and it costs less. Seobility is better for crawling large sites of up to 100,000 pages, daily rank tracking at volume and uptime monitoring. The right choice depends on whether you need crawl breadth or check depth.

Q: What do the free plans of Seobility and SlapMyWeb include?

Seobility Basic gives you one project crawled up to 100 pages with a limited audit. SlapMyWeb Free gives 10 scans a day with all 240+ checks and every issue listed, a branded PDF and 30 days of history, with fix code blurred.

Seobility is a cloud-based SEO platform that combines a site crawler and on-page audit with rank tracking, backlink monitoring, uptime checks and white-label reports, with a limited free Basic plan.

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Straight answer first

What each one
is actually better at

We are not going to pretend Seobility is bad. It is not. Here is the honest split.

Where SlapMyWeb wins

Costs far less on paid tiers: SlapMyWeb Pro is $9/mo and Agency is $29/mo, against Seobility's Premium at around ~€60/mo billed monthly.
Its free tier audits more deeply per scan: 10 full scans a day with 240+ checks and every issue listed, where Seobility's free Basic plan crawls 100 pages with a limited audit.
Generates fix code for each issue it finds, so a developer gets a change to paste rather than only a description of the problem.
Scores every site across 8 weighted pillars, from Speed (20%) and SEO (18%) down to Content (7%), so priorities are visible at a glance.
Runs dedicated accessibility (axe-core, WCAG 2.2 AA) and security and compliance audits inside the same scan.
Pairs PageSpeed Insights lab data with CrUX field data for Core Web Vitals, and checks JavaScript rendering with Puppeteer.

Where Seobility wins

A true site crawler: paid plans analyze 25,000 to 100,000 pages per crawl, which suits large sites far better than a per-scan audit.
Tracks rankings daily on desktop across all paid plans, with 300 to 2,000 keywords and up to 30 monitored competitors.
Bundles backlink monitoring, uptime monitoring and white-label reports into every paid plan, so one subscription covers ongoing site health.
Offers a free Basic plan with no time limit plus a 14-day trial of every paid plan, so you can test the full crawler before paying.
Agency plan supports 20 projects and unlimited member accounts, which fits teams managing many client sites.

We keep this section honest on purpose. Seobility is a good tool with real advantages — pick the one that fits the job in front of you.

The detail

How they differ
once you look closely

Is SlapMyWeb better than Seobility? Two different shapes of audit

Seobility and SlapMyWeb both start from a website audit, but they are built around different units of work. Seobility is a crawler-based SEO platform: you set up a project, it crawls up to 25,000, 50,000 or 100,000 pages depending on the plan, and it keeps watching that project with rank tracking, backlink monitoring and uptime checks. SlapMyWeb is an outside-in audit: you paste a URL and get 240+ checks scored into 8 weighted pillars, a plain-English verdict, a prioritized action plan and generated fix code for each issue. That means the question of which is better depends on the problem. If you manage a large site and need to find every broken link and duplicate title across tens of thousands of URLs, Seobility's crawler does that and SlapMyWeb does not. If you need to understand why a site scores poorly on speed, accessibility, security or rendering, and want the code to fix it, SlapMyWeb's audit goes deeper per page and costs less. Plenty of teams searching for something better than Seobility are really looking for that second thing at a lower price.

Crawl coverage against check depth

Seobility's strongest feature is breadth. Its crawler follows internal links across a whole project, groups issues by type, and shows how many pages each problem affects, which is exactly what you want when a CMS template breaks something sitewide. SlapMyWeb is honest about not being that tool: it audits one site per scan and is not designed to walk a 100,000-URL catalog. Its depth comes from dedicated modules that a general crawler rarely matches. Accessibility runs axe-core against WCAG 2.2 AA. Performance combines PageSpeed Insights v5 lab results with CrUX field data, so Core Web Vitals reflect real visitors rather than one simulated load. A Puppeteer render pass checks what search engines see on JavaScript-heavy pages, and further modules cover structured data validation, hreflang, image and video SEO, entity SEO, conversion heuristics, crawl budget and tracking setup. SlapMyWeb also checks observed robots.txt rules for selected AI crawlers, optional guidance-file (llms.txt) presence and selected page signals. These checks do not measure citation visibility.

Free plans and pricing compared

Both tools have a free tier, and they are generous in different directions. Seobility's Basic plan is free with no time limit and covers one project, 100 pages per crawl, 10 tracked keywords, five daily tool credits and a limited website audit. SlapMyWeb Free gives 10 scans a day with all 240+ checks and every issue listed, a branded PDF and 30 days of history; fix code is shown but blurred. On paid plans the gap widens. Seobility lists Premium at around ~€60 a month, Professional at around ~€100 and Agency at around ~€210, plus VAT, with about 20% off for yearly billing and a 14-day trial that requires a payment method. SlapMyWeb Pro is $9 a month for 100 scans a day, full fix code, clean PDFs, keyword research, rank tracking and domain analytics, and Agency is $29 a month with white-label PDFs, backlink analytics, bulk scans, multi-client workspaces and local SEO. Seobility's price buys real things SlapMyWeb lacks: large crawls, daily rank tracking at volume, uptime monitoring and unlimited team members on Agency.

Monitoring over time

Seobility is designed to be left running. Once a project is set up, recurring crawls, daily desktop rankings, backlink monitoring and uptime alerts every one to three minutes tell you when something changes, and those reports can go out white-labeled to clients. SlapMyWeb covers part of that ground in its own way. Scheduled reports can run weekly, biweekly, monthly or quarterly and deliver by email or Slack, audit compare mode diffs one scan against another so you can show what improved, and share links let a client view results without an account. What SlapMyWeb does not have is uptime monitoring, and its rank and backlink data come from DataForSEO rather than a dataset of its own, so volume is smaller than a dedicated tracker. It also has no access to your Search Console data, because it audits from the outside. If continuous monitoring of a large site is the job, Seobility is the better fit. If periodic, deep audits with a clear before-and-after story are the job, SlapMyWeb does that well for less money.

The bottom line

Seobility is a capable, well-rounded SEO platform with a real crawler, daily rank tracking, backlink and uptime monitoring and white-label reports on every paid plan. SlapMyWeb is younger, having launched in 2026, and it does not crawl large sites or watch uptime. What it does better is the audit itself: 240+ checks across 8 weighted pillars, dedicated accessibility, security, render and Core Web Vitals field-data modules, and fix code for each issue, at $0, $9 or $29 a month. If you run a big site or need always-on monitoring for a team, Seobility is the safer choice. If you want a deeper, more actionable audit of a site without paying for a crawler you will not fully use, SlapMyWeb is the better Seobility alternative. Because both have free tiers, the practical test is easy: audit the same site in each and see which report gets more of your fixes shipped.

Decide in ten seconds

Which one
should you open?

Pick SlapMyWeb when…

Pick SlapMyWeb when you want a deep, actionable audit rather than a large crawl: 240+ checks across 8 weighted pillars, accessibility, security and render modules, CrUX field data and fix code for each issue, free at 10 scans a day and $9-29/mo on paid plans.

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Pick Seobility when…

Pick Seobility when you manage large sites that need crawls of tens of thousands of pages, want daily rank tracking at volume, backlink and uptime monitoring in one subscription, or need unlimited team members on an agency plan.

Feature comparison

Side-by-side,
line by line

No asterisks. Where we lose, the row says so.

Feature	SlapMyWeb	Seobility
Website audit from a URL	240+ checks across 8 scored pillars	Yes - crawl-based on-page audit
Pages analyzed	Single-site audit per scan	100 (free) up to 100,000 per crawl
Generated fix code per issue	Yes (blurred on Free, full on Pro)	No
Weighted pillar scoring	8 pillars with published weights	Own audit score
Core Web Vitals field data (CrUX)	Yes	Not listed as a plan feature
Accessibility audit (WCAG 2.2 AA)	axe-core module	Not listed as a plan feature
JavaScript render check	Puppeteer render module	Not listed as a plan feature
Rank tracking	Yes (Pro, DataForSEO-powered)	300-2,000 keywords, daily desktop updates
Backlink data	Backlink analytics (Agency)	Backlink monitoring on all paid plans
Uptime monitoring	No	Every 1-3 minutes
White-label reports	Agency, $29/mo	All paid plans
Scheduled reports	Email and Slack	Email reports
Team seats	Enterprise	Up to 3 (Premium) / unlimited (Agency)
Free tier	10 scans/day free; 3/day anonymous	Basic: 1 project, 100 pages, 10 keywords
Starting price	$0 free / $9 Pro / $29 Agency	~€60/mo Premium, ~€100/mo Professional, ~€210/mo Agency (plus VAT, about 20% less yearly); free Basic plan

$0 free / $9 Pro / $29 Agency

SlapMyWeb

Full audit free forever

~€60/mo Premium, ~€100/mo Professional, ~€210/mo Agency (plus VAT, about 20% less yearly); free Basic plan

Seobility

Entry plan

Seobility pricing is approximate (~) and changes often. Check their pricing page before you decide.

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One weighted number, then the issues that produced it — ranked by the points each one cost.

No llms.txt — AI engines can’t cite you−9
LCP 4.1s on mobile−7
Missing meta description on 12 pages−4

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