Crawler Log Analyser
5.5#26 in seo log file analysis toolsLinuxSelf-hosted
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| Fact | Crawler Log Analyser | SEO Log Auditor |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Inverness, Scottish Highlands, UK | Berlin, Germany |
| Integrations | The README says JSON output is the integration boundary and lists no Slack, Prometheus, Elasticsearch, or SaaS integrations. | The repository README describes uploading Grafana/Loki log exports and entering a sitemap URL; direct Loki API streaming is listed as a roadmap item. |
| Intended users | The maker positions it for operators of self-hosted static sites who need to inspect real crawler behavior in nginx access logs. | The maker says the tool is intended to make log analysis accessible beyond enterprise SEO teams. |
| Purpose | The project describes itself as operational SEO observability for self-hosted static sites running nginx. | SEO Log Auditor analyzes server access logs to show what search bots do on a site. |
| Reports | It emits text, Markdown, or JSON reports and can exit non-zero on critical findings for cron and CI use. | It provides seven views: crawl budget, orphan URLs, status errors, stale pages, performance, bot verification, and URL parameter traps. |
| Support | The README welcomes pull requests and says project review may be slow because it is maintained as time permits. | The project page links to GitHub and invites users to contact Hiten. |
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Pick Crawler Log Analyser if…
It suits operators of self-hosted static sites who inspect real crawler behaviour in nginx logs. Linux users comfortable with Python-based, self-hosted tools are the intended audience.
Pick SEO Log Auditor if…
It suits site owners and SEO practitioners who want to inspect crawler behavior without an enterprise SEO workflow. Its local operation may appeal to users who prefer not to upload logs to a cloud service.