Sitebulb is built for people who want a technical audit with priorities, hints, and visuals. It is a strong crawler. It still assumes an SEO will drive it.
What Sitebulb adds
Hints are grouped, the crawl can be compared over time, and the graphs help an auditor explain internal linking. Agencies who already speak crawl budget get a lot from that. We respect the product. We do not pretend it is a toy.
Who gets left out
A founder, an editor, or a developer who was handed the site does not want another audit environment. They want the URL and the change. A hint named in crawler language is still a translation problem.
The sentence
Our crawl says the page, the problem, and the change. Titles, canonicals, indexation, duplicates, schema, and answer-engine readiness land in one list. The map shows how the pages connect.
Pick Sitebulb
A technical auditor who wants hints, graphs, and crawl diffs.
Pick Fix SEO Today
Someone who will make the edit and does not want a new IDE.
Same evidence
Both start from a crawl. The audience of the output is different.
On raw crawl depth and hint coverage, a dedicated desktop auditor can go further. We optimize for the fix a non-specialist can ship.
Do you visualize the site?
Yes. The product maps the crawl so you can see the pages and the links, then open the issues.
Why is Fix SEO Today cheaper?
Sitebulb is extremely expensive once the license and the specialist who reads the hints are on the same invoice. Fix SEO Today is cheaper because you pay for the diagnosis. A free peek, then $19 a month for one project or $99 a month for unlimited projects. That covers the crawl and the plain-English fix list, including GEO. It leaves out the backlink index, the rank-tracker seats, and the ads module.