Find crawl traps from filters and sort options, clean up duplicate product pages, fix heavy images and see which pages Google has indexed.
BigRank crawls your catalog, finds URL patterns that explode into endless variants, flags duplicate and thin pages, audits product images and checks index status for the pages that earn traffic. Competitor Ads shows the search ads rivals run.
Each filter, variant and retired product adds URLs. Over time crawlers spend their visits on near-identical pages while the products that sell load slowly or drop out of the index.
Sort orders, facets and parameters create thousands of near-identical pages that soak up crawl time.
Variants, discontinued items and parameter URLs leave thin or duplicate pages behind.
Large photos and missing dimensions slow category and product templates.
Crawl Trap Candidates shows URL patterns that explode into variants, and Crawl Failure Hotspots shows which directories return the most errors and timeouts. Both come from the crawl alone, without Search Console.
Learn more about Quick WinsThe image audit lists each image the crawler finds, with the pages it appears on. Filters surface missing alt text, missing width and height, broken files, legacy formats and files over 200 KB.
Learn more about image SEO analysisThe site audit flags duplicate titles and meta descriptions, thin content, near-duplicate pages and canonicals that point elsewhere or to broken URLs.
Learn more about website auditsCompetitor Ads collects ads for your domain or a competitor from the Google Ads Transparency Center, with previews, format and the first and last dates each ad was shown.
Learn more about competitor adsFive passes that take a store from wasted crawl time to indexed, fast product pages.
Set the page limit and depth, and exclude known parameter patterns.
Use Crawl Trap Candidates to block or consolidate filter URLs that create endless variants.
Fix canonicals and retire near-identical or discontinued product pages.
Test a product, a category and the home page, then act on the Lighthouse opportunities.
Check Index Status for key pages and recrawl to confirm the fixes held.
Recurring catalog work where the number of URLs, not the number of products, causes the trouble.
Find internal links that still point at removed product pages returning 404, and redirect or update them.
Audit new category and landing pages before a sale starts.
Find product pages with missing JSON-LD or structured data that fails to parse.
Track the keywords that matter most to your top categories, by country and device.
Check the store as often as every minute on Ultra, so an outage during a promotion surfaces quickly.
See which search ads competitors run before you plan a promotion.
BigRank fits online stores where filters, variants and old products create more SEO problems than the products themselves.
Teams that run similar SEO work in the same workspace.
Answers about catalog size, platforms, indexing and competitor data.
Yes. Images served from another host are listed under the External filter, with their status code, alt text and the pages that use them.
No. The crawl audit works on its own. Search Console adds Index Status and the traffic-based Quick Wins.
It inspects the most important pages first, by traffic, sitemap and recent changes, then rotates through the rest within Google's daily inspection quota.
Yes. Export any table, including the source pages, to CSV or XLSX.
Weekly by default, daily on higher plans, and on demand whenever you start a crawl.
On Max and Ultra. Each competitor's monthly traffic is estimated from our own SERP keyword data (search volume times the click-through rate at its position). It is an estimate, and its coverage grows as more searches pass through the platform.