URLinspector is Paid Now. Early Bird plans available.

URLinspector is Paid Now.

URLinspector is a paid service. We’ve had exciting times with 1000s of free beta users since March 4.

302 billion rows in free beta

We’re ending the free beta phase of URLinspector with the large number:

302,486,417,798

This 0.3 trillion (302 billion) is the number of rankings stored already in URLinspector, from the free beta phase.

This number is up by 100 billion in just a month, and we’ve hit our internal threshold for when we say - let’s go.

There is a considerable cost for all the servers sweating 24/7 and storing this data. We’ve also experienced some exciting Database scenarios in the beta from this.

Two example charts from a user dashboard…

…and…

*…an internal monitoring dashboard for URL touches in URLinspector over time.

As you can imagine “some” infrastructure work was needed over the past months.

Paid service for Early Bird customers

Moving forward, we will only process data from paid customers. We’ve shown what is possible.

You now need a paid plan that matches your number of websites and URLs.

For example, if your account has 23 GSC profiles, you need a paid plan that fits that number (the URLinspector Bronze - Early Bird at the moment).

For a historical analysis, the data retention time you choose also plays an important role, as you can imagine. Read on.

Which plan is right for me?

As a new user, you can sign up for free and use the URLinspector software without limits for 14 days.

After that, you can choose a plan that fits your needs. Below, we will explain how to read the criteria in detail.

You can also upgrade or downgrade your plan later, no worries.

Did you know? A typical problem with SEO tools that perform crawling (as opposed to just serving you pre-made data from a database of varying ages) is that depending on the user, you either need a lot of resources or only a few. The spectrum is enormous, and every user is different; how much data you must process for a user is often surprising. We have learned this fact in LinkResearchTools, and it has been shown again in the free beta phase of URLinspector.

For example, a user brought in over 700 websites with a 1-click setup. Those are a lot of websites and URLs that people manage. That was very helpful to us in understanding your needs; our users that manage many websites and future features will account for this also.

URLs, Crawling Priority, Data Retention, Number of Profiles

We have settled on four essential dimensions that define the plans:

• Number of Monitoring Profiles - how many different Monitoring Profiles do you have?

  • This quota is related to the number of Properties in Google Search Console (GSC Property).
  • You need to have a paid slot for each Monitoring Profile, or it will shortly be deleted.
  • You can have a mix of subscription plans with different priorities and retention periods.

• Number of URLs processed - how many URLs are there across your Monitoring Profiles?

  • It is much harder to keep websites with millions of URLs updated than with a few dozen.
  • The total number of URLs processed is measured across all your Monitoring Profiles.
  • We offer 5 URL limits (all per month): 10,000 URLs, 45,000 URLs, 1.35 million URLs, 4.5 million URLs, and 45 million URLs.

• Crawl Priority - how fast will data update in the system?

  • With 1000s of users competing for our cluster and crawling resources, it became clear that there are different priorities needed.
  • How it works? The higher your priority, the faster your data will be updated. High priority wins over low priority, any time. Users with monitoring profiles of important businesses can allocate more resources to their data, while small businesses, freelancers or hobbyists can use a lower-cost plan.
  • We offer four priorities: Fast, Medium, Low, and Slow (for the cheapest plan)

• Data Retention - how long shall we keep your data after crawling?

  • You can already do historic comparison of rankings, impressions, clicks and soon even more.
  • The longer we keep your data, the better you can understand changes - i.e., year over year, ignoring seasons.
  • We offer five retention periods: 1 month, 2 months, 6 months, 12 months, 18 months

After purchase (or upgrade/downgrade), your monitoring profiles will be rescheduled. You can review the automatic scheduling assignment in your account by clicking on Manage Billing.

Separate groups of Monitoring Profiles possible

Yes, that’s right - depending on your plan, you can have different priorities and retention periods for groups of monitoring profiles in your account. This mix of products can lead to some monitoring profiles running with a higher priority than others or with a more extended retention period than others.

So far, we did not invest time into a complicated UI to define these priorities on a per-profile basis, as we realized that most people want their sites fast and are happy to pay more for more speed. Others would rather prefer a more budget-friendly plan and can wait longer. We would rather focus on utilizing the data, and there are a couple of interesting features coming out very soon like the Heat Map for changes in impressions and clicks.

Review crawling stats right in the profile header

You could always review, sort and filter by the crawling status of your monitoring profiles.

Now we’re also showing you those details in the report header of your website.

You can click on MODIFY to add more URLs or sitemaps to this profile right from there, saving a few clicks now.

Sign Up today for the Early Bird Pricing

To keep using URLinspector to monitor your websites faster than with Google Search Console, you can sign up for the Early Bird Pricing plans.

To perform your upgrade, please log into your account and click on Upgrade to see the plans and pricing.

If you do not have an account yet, you can start for free, no credit card required for 14 days.

Start with 14 days free trial, no credit card required.

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