JetOctopus

JetOctopus's pitch is straightforward: unlimited users, unlimited projects, no simultaneous-crawl caps, all included at every price point, with the actual bill scaling only on data volume (pages crawled, log lines processed, and connected Search Console/Analytics properties). That's a meaningfully different pricing model from per-seat enterprise tools, and it's part of why the tool shows up frequently in reviews from agencies managing many client sites on one account without paying a per-seat premium for each one.

The crawler itself runs in the cloud rather than on a local machine, so large sites don't depend on your hardware, and it claims speeds up to 250 pages/second. The Log Analyzer is the other core module, cross-referencing which URLs Googlebot, Bingbot, and a growing list of AI bots (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, and more) actually visit against crawl and Search Console data, which is where JetOctopus gets compared most directly to Screaming Frog's Log File Analyser and to enterprise tools like Botify or Oncrawl. GSC integration goes past the standard export limits, pulling 16+ months of Search Console history to spot cannibalization, ranking decay, and "zombie pages" that standard GSC access wouldn't easily surface.

A newer addition, an MCP server, lets you connect JetOctopus to Claude or ChatGPT and run crawl analysis, start or schedule crawls, and query Search Console data through plain-language prompts instead of clicking through the dashboard, positioning it as one of the earlier SEO tools to build a genuine AI-agent integration rather than just adding an AI-branded feature.