Why I built a desktop crawler I only had to pay for once.
For years, my technical SEO work ran on Screaming Frog. It is a great crawler, and I still respect it. But every year the license renewal came around, and every year I paid it again for a tool I mostly used the same way: crawl, export, sort, fix.
The second frustration was Java. Screaming Frog is built on Java, and on more than one machine I lost time to runtime updates, memory allocation settings and a crawler that stalled on a big site before I raised the RAM limit. I wanted to open an app and start an audit, not tune a runtime first.
So I built the tool I wanted: a native Windows SEO audit tool, pay once, no Java, and no guessing about what to fix first.
SiteAuditLint crawls your site on your own desktop, weighs every issue by impact, effort and severity, and hands you an Action Plan in the order the work should happen. It saves every audit so you can compare this crawl against any earlier one and see what actually improved. And because search now includes ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity, it checks whether AI crawlers can read your pages too.
The pricing follows the same rule I wanted as a user. Pro is $99 and Agency is $159, one time, no subscription. If you have ever felt that renewal email land in your inbox, I built this for you.
