Snaglist · Marketers

SEO audit for marketers

You write, you advertise, you measure. Yet a page remains undiscoverable. Snaglist shows you why, page by page, alongside what Google thinks of it.

No dashboard with a hundred gauges. One list, ordered by what costs the most.

01

See what Google is missing

Snaglist compares the crawl with your Search Console. This way, you see per URL what’s wrong and what Google does with it. Pages in your sitemap that Google doesn’t index. Pages that had impressions and lost them. A canonical tag that Google ignores.

That’s the difference between a hunch and proof.

02

Give your developer a list, not a discussion

The work report specifies what needs to be done and on which URLs. You forward it, and your developer can get started right away. No screenshots, no long email, no “can you take a look?”

If it’s fixed, the issue disappears from the list on the next crawl.

03

Show that it’s getting better

Every crawl, Snaglist compares with the previous one. What’s fixed, what’s new, how the health score is moving. That’s the story for your manager or client, without needing to create a presentation.

04

What you get

  • 44 checks per crawl, from broken links to structured data
  • Search Console alongside the crawl, sixteen months of history
  • A report for the owner and a work report for the developer
  • A new crawl automatically every week or every month
  • Your data stays in Europe

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to be technical to use Snaglist?

No. You enter a URL, and Snaglist does the rest. The report for the owner is written in plain language. The technical details are in the work report, for whoever fixes it.

Why include Search Console?

A crawler sees what your site displays. Search Console knows what Google does with it. Only with both do you see why a page isn’t being found.

Which plan suits a marketer?

With Solo, you crawl three sites for €12 per month. If you work for multiple brands or clients, Studio is a better fit: fifteen sites and reports in your own branding.