CrawlRaven joins Search Console, GA4, your keyword lists, and a technical crawl of your site into one plan, ranked by impact: what to fix, update and write first. Ask for it in Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor through our MCP server and get answers from your own data.
Hunting CrawlRaven again. I hunted it in July, and the team has shipped enough since then that it deserves a second look.
The idea hasn't changed: stop stitching Search Console exports, keyword lists and crawl reports together in a spreadsheet just to decide what to work on this week. CrawlRaven joins them and hands you one list, ranked by impact.
What's new:
🤖 Your AI agent can do the SEO check-in. Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor to CrawlRaven's MCP server with a browser sign-in, no API keys. Ask "what's slipping this month?" and it answers from your own Search Console and GA4 data, not a pasted export.
🛠️ Technical SEO audit. Crawl your site and get every issue with its severity, how much effort the fix takes, and the search clicks riding on it. Broken links on your top pages come before broken links on pages nobody visits. Copy any fix straight into your AI.
📈 Plans ranked by traffic that converts. Opportunities now weigh GA4 sessions and key events, so a page that actually converts moves up the list.
🗓️ See why traffic moved. Google updates and your own notes sit right on the performance chart. Compare countries and devices over any window from 1 day to 16 months.
🔒 Built for client work. Privacy mode blurs queries, pages and site names for screen shares, and chart images can be shared without the private bits.
Aditi and Rakesh have been doing SEO for over a decade and built this for their own workflow. They're in the comments all day, so bring your toughest questions.
There's a free plan if you want to see what it finds on your own site first.
Congrats on the launch! Running SEO work straight from your AI agent via MCP is a great fit — keyword tracking and opportunities without tab-hopping is a real time-saver. Curious how you handle fresh crawl data.
the privacy mode for screen shares is a nice detail, most tools in this space seem to assume you're only ever looking at your own site. since you mention it's built for client work - can one login manage multiple client properties side by side, or is it still one connected site per workspace right now? that's usually the actual bottleneck for agencies, not the analysis itself.
I like the idea, but I don’t see an option to sign up with email. I don’t have a Google account, so I can’t get past sign-up. Could you add email sign-up?
When a page has useful Search Console data but very few GA4 key events, how does that affect its place in the ranked plan?
The GEO part is what I'd use this for, so a specific question about inputs: does it look at server logs, or only at Search Console and the crawl?
The reason I ask is that GSC doesn't show the signal I care about at all. In my own logs there are two completely different things that both look like "AI traffic": indexing crawlers (OAI-SearchBot, GPTBot, ClaudeBot) hitting the sitemap and working through pages, and then single fetches by ChatGPT-User / Perplexity-User / Claude-User, which happen because a person asked an assistant something right then. The second one is the actual GEO signal and it's invisible in GSC.
If it's not in there yet, it might be the cheapest differentiator you have — everyone else is reading the same Search Console data.
CrawlRaven MCP launched on Product Hunt on September 30th, 2026 and earned 175 upvotes and 16 comments, placing #6 on the daily leaderboard. CrawlRaven joins Search Console, GA4, your keyword lists, and a technical crawl of your site into one plan, ranked by impact: what to fix, update and write first. Ask for it in Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor through our MCP server and get answers from your own data.
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