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CrawlRaven

GSC + GA4 SEO plan your AI agent can read

Compiled by Amit KumarFacts checked Updated 9 min read

Compiled from CrawlRaven's own pages. How these pages are made

CrawlRaven at a glance

Category
SEO
What it does
GSC + GA4 SEO plan your AI agent can read
Pricing
Free plan + paid upgrades
Official site
crawlraven.com
In one line
GSC + GA4 SEO plan your AI agent can readFrom the vendor's published pages, checked September 30, 2026. Not a score.
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CrawlRaven is an SEO planning product that joins Google Search Console, linked GA4, imported keyword lists, and site crawl signals into one ranked to-do list—what to write, update, or fix first. Free covers one website forever; lifetime licenses start at $39 one-time for a single site, checked 30 September 2026 on CrawlRaven’s pricing page. A remote MCP server lets Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, or Cursor read that plan over OAuth.

This listing was compiled for MPAT from CrawlRaven’s public homepage, pricing page, MCP documentation, privacy policy, and terms on 30 September 2026. It is not a hands-on product review.

What it does

On the CrawlRaven homepage, the product is framed as a single ranked SEO plan rather than another dashboard. You connect Google Search Console (OAuth), optionally link Google Analytics 4, import CSV keyword lists from Ahrefs, Semrush, or another tool, and run CrawlRaven’s crawl/audit path. The vendor says those datasets are joined so the output is concrete actions: keyword→page maps, cannibalization flags, content gaps, runner-up keywords near page one, decay alerts, internal-link suggestions, and prioritized technical fixes.

The same homepage and the dedicated SEO MCP / AI agent page document a remote Model Context Protocol server at https://mcp.crawlraven.com/mcp. Compatible clients sign in with browser OAuth (no API key paste). Eligible free accounts can try seven bounded read-only tools for one pinned site; paid access can expose up to thirteen tools across approved scopes, including linked GA4 reporting and optional manual annotation planning that still requires the same user to approve each change inside CrawlRaven. The MCP server documentation (verified August 2026 on that page) lists tools such as list_websites, get_website_overview, get_search_performance, list_queries, list_pages, list_opportunities, list_target_keywords, analytics summary/breakdown tools, and annotation plan/status tools.

CrawlRaven appeared again on Product Hunt’s public board on 30 September 2026 under the CrawlRaven MCP / agent-ready angle (alongside earlier Product Hunt history for the core hub). Treat Product Hunt rankings and review stars as community signals, not MPAT measurements.

One honesty note for buyers: the homepage still describes a “200-point technical SEO audit,” while the pricing FAQ answers “Is a technical SEO audit included?” with “It’s coming soon” and says lifetime tiers will include it at no extra cost when it ships. MPAT records both statements as of 30 September 2026—confirm which crawl/audit surfaces are live in your account before you buy for technical-audit delivery alone.

Who it is for / who should skip it

CrawlRaven fits freelancers, in-house SEO, and agencies who already have Search Console data (and usually keyword research exports) and want a weekly “what to ship” list instead of four exports and a spreadsheet. The free plan is useful for a single property with no card. The MCP path fits teams that already work in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or Codex and want typed Search Console / plan rows inside that chat.

Skip CrawlRaven if you need a classic keyword-research suite that discovers volume from a rented index—the vendor explicitly says it is not a keyword research tool and expects you to bring Ahrefs/Semrush/other lists. Skip it if you cannot grant read-only Google Search Console access. Skip buying a lifetime license solely for the technical audit until you confirm the audit is live for your account, given the pricing FAQ “coming soon” language. Skip Overpath-style sales CRM copilots or general video agents if your job is search planning—this product is SEO operations.

Plans and prices

Plan names and dollar amounts below come from the CrawlRaven pricing page, checked 30 September 2026. Lifetime licenses sell in batches of ten; the page showed Batch 4 with three licenses left at the $39 / $79 / $129 tier and next-batch steps of $49 / $89 / $139. Confirm the batch price shown at checkout—batch counters change.

USD, checked 2026-09-30, from https://crawlraven.com/pricing

Plan Price What you get (vendor-stated) Where free / limits stop
Free $0 forever · 1 website Connect one website’s Google Search Console; keyword and page performance insights; no credit card. Eligible free accounts can try seven bounded read-only MCP tools for one pinned site, fixed 28-day reporting, and 20 MCP tool calls shared per UTC day. One site. Linked GA4, annotations, wider MCP access, imports, content gaps, and the full prioritized action list are described as part of paid lifetime tiers. Free MCP preview pins the first website and does not silently expand after upgrade without reconnect.
Lifetime · 1 site $39 one-time (next batch: $49) Whole platform for one site for life (content-insights views); GSC insights; linked GA4 traffic/outcome reporting; keyword & page performance; Ahrefs/Semrush CSV import; keyword map, clusters, cannibalization flags; content gaps, runner-up keywords, decay tracking; prioritized action items; full MCP access up to 13 scoped tools; human-approved manual annotation management; white-label reports listed; technical SEO audit marked coming soon on pricing FAQ. One website allowance. Batch price may rise after current batch sells out.
Lifetime · 3 sites $79 one-time (next batch: $89) Same platform scope as 1-site lifetime, for three websites. Three websites.
Lifetime · 10 sites $129 one-time (next batch: $139) Same platform scope for ten websites; pricing page highlights white-label PDF reports for client work. Ten websites.
Lifetime · 100 sites $999 one-time Everything in the 10-site plan for a hundred sites. More than 100: email tech.crawlraven@gmail.com per pricing page. Hundred websites.

Billing processors named in the privacy policy (last updated 25 September 2026) include Creem for new plan purchases, with Dodo Payments mentioned for historical receipts. Google access is described as read-only Search Console (webmasters.readonly) and optional GA4 (analytics.readonly). Contact listed on schema/org markup: hello@crawlraven.com.

How it compares to tools on MPAT

CrawlRaven’s job is “turn my Search Console (and imports) into this week’s SEO actions, optionally via an MCP agent.” Closest live MPAT pages are marketing/SEO operators and same-day productivity launches—not identical GSC hubs.

Okara on MPAT is an AI CMO that runs multi-channel marketing agents (SEO/GEO, articles, social, creators) from your website context. Okara is about drafting and publishing growth work; CrawlRaven is about ranking what search evidence says to ship next. Use Okara when you need agents writing and posting; use CrawlRaven when you need evidence-backed priorities from GSC/GA4.

Sayble on MPAT (facts checked 30 September 2026) is a live-call next-line copilot with Free as one 5-minute session and Pro at a founder rate of $24.99/month for the first 12 months then $39.99/month. Choose Sayble for spoken conversations. Choose CrawlRaven for silent search analytics and planning.

Squint on MPAT (facts checked 30 September 2026) explains a boxed region of your screen with Free at 3 captures/day and Plus at $10/month or $99/year. That is desktop visual Q&A, not SEO planning. They only overlap as “AI that helps you decide what to do next” in a loose sense.

This evening slot draft is prepared for the 30 September 2026 UTC board day on MPAT. After Desk publish, the public listing should live at /tools/crawlraven. Related category browsing: SEO tools on MPAT.

What is CrawlRaven used for?

CrawlRaven is used to connect Search Console (and optionally GA4 and keyword CSVs), then work from one ranked list of content and technical SEO actions. With MCP connected, it is also used to ask an AI client what moved in search and what to work on this week without exporting CSVs.

Is CrawlRaven free?

Yes, for one website. The pricing page describes Free at $0 forever with no credit card for Search Console keyword and page performance insights. Eligible free accounts may also get a bounded seven-tool MCP preview (28-day window, 20 calls/UTC day). Paid lifetime tiers unlock the fuller plan, imports, GA4 linkage, and wider MCP catalog—confirm free vs paid surfaces in-product.

How much does CrawlRaven cost?

As of 30 September 2026 on crawlraven.com/pricing, lifetime licenses are $39 (1 site), $79 (3 sites), $129 (10 sites), and $999 (100 sites), one-time, with batch step-ups. There is no monthly subscription price listed on that page for the core tiers described above. Confirm the live batch price before paying.

Does CrawlRaven work with Claude or ChatGPT?

Yes, via the remote MCP server documented at CrawlRaven’s MCP docs and the SEO AI agent page. You add https://mcp.crawlraven.com/mcp in an OAuth-capable client (Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, and others listed by the vendor). Most tools read data; annotation writes require separate permission and same-user approval in CrawlRaven.

Who should use CrawlRaven?

SEO agencies, consultants, and in-house teams that already live in Search Console and want a prioritized action list—or want that list inside an AI coding/chat client over MCP. Solo founders with one property can start on Free. Skip it if you need keyword research discovery without importing lists, or if you need a guaranteed live technical audit today without checking the product’s current audit status.

How does CrawlRaven handle Google data and privacy?

Per the privacy policy (last updated 25 September 2026), CrawlRaven accesses Search Console and optional GA4 read-only with your consent, does not sell Google user data, does not use it for advertising, and does not use Google user data to train ML/AI models. Search Console reports may be temporarily cached; the policy states CrawlRaven does not persist GA4 report rows. The terms (last updated 31 August 2026) state the service is read-only toward your Google account. MCP clients receive whatever tool results you authorize under that client’s policies—connect only clients you trust with that data.

CrawlRaven pros and cons

Pros

  • Documented free forever plan for one website with no credit card
  • Clear one-time lifetime prices on the vendor pricing page ($39 / $79 / $129 / $999)
  • Joins Search Console with optional GA4 and imported keyword lists into a ranked plan
  • Remote MCP path is documented with tool list, scopes, and OAuth—no pasted Google tokens
  • Privacy policy states Google data is read-only, not sold, and not used to train models
  • Useful for agencies needing multi-site lifetime tiers and white-label report language

Cons

  • Pricing FAQ says the technical SEO audit is “coming soon,” while the homepage still markets a 200-point crawl—confirm live audit surfaces before buying for that alone
  • Not a keyword-research discovery tool; you must bring Ahrefs/Semrush/other lists for full mapping
  • Lifetime prices rise by batch; the published $39 tier can sell out and step up
  • Free MCP preview is bounded (28 days, 20 calls/UTC day, one pinned site) and not promised for every free account
  • MCP tool results leave CrawlRaven into whatever AI client you connect—team policy matters
  • No monthly subscription SKU clearly listed on the pricing page if you prefer cancelable SaaS over lifetime

CrawlRaven FAQ

What is CrawlRaven used for?

CrawlRaven joins Google Search Console with optional GA4 and imported keyword lists to produce a ranked SEO to-do list—what to write, update, or fix first. With MCP connected, an AI client can read that plan and Search Console evidence over OAuth.

Is CrawlRaven free?

Yes, for one website. The pricing page lists Free at $0 forever with no card for Search Console keyword and page performance insights. Eligible free accounts may also use a bounded seven-tool MCP preview. Fuller plan features and wider MCP access are on paid lifetime tiers. Checked 2026-09-30.

How much does CrawlRaven cost?

Lifetime licenses on https://crawlraven.com/pricing (checked 2026-09-30): $39 one-time for 1 site, $79 for 3, $129 for 10, $999 for 100. Prices step up by batch of 10 licenses. Confirm the live batch price at checkout.

Does CrawlRaven work with Claude or ChatGPT?

Yes. Add the remote MCP endpoint https://mcp.crawlraven.com/mcp in an OAuth-capable client. Docs cover Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, and others. Free preview offers up to seven read-only tools; paid access can expose up to thirteen across approved scopes.

Who should use CrawlRaven?

SEO freelancers, in-house teams, and agencies that already have Search Console data and want prioritized actions—or want those actions inside an AI chat client. Skip if you need keyword volume discovery without imports, or if you need a guaranteed live technical audit without checking current product status.

How does CrawlRaven handle privacy and Google data?

Per CrawlRaven’s privacy policy (updated 25 September 2026), Search Console and optional GA4 access is read-only with consent; data is not sold or used for advertising; Google user data is not used to train ML/AI models. Terms state the service does not change your Google configuration. MCP clients receive authorized tool results under those clients’ policies.

Can CrawlRaven change my Search Console or site?

No for Google services. The terms and MCP docs say Google access is read-only. Most MCP tools only read. With separate Manage annotations permission, a paid client may propose manual timeline note changes that still require the same authorizing user to approve them inside CrawlRaven.

What is CrawlRaven MCP?

It is CrawlRaven’s remote Model Context Protocol server that exposes scoped SEO analytics tools to AI clients over OAuth. Endpoint: https://mcp.crawlraven.com/mcp. Documented on crawlraven.com/docs/mcp and crawlraven.com/seo-ai-agent.

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Amit Kumar runs MPAT, the launch platform for AI products. He writes its tool pages and guides, and when he covers a tool he checks its pricing, credits and plan limits against the vendor's own pages, so readers know what a plan includes before they pay. He also leads the site's SEO and AI-focused content strategy.

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