Is Manual Crawl Test option available now to Pro Users?
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Hi all,
I have worked on my Crawl Issues and want to see how many still exist. Earlier I was using Manual Crawl Test. However, now I don't see this tool in Moz Account.
Please suggest.
Thanks
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Thanks all for your valuable inputs.
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Also u can use screaming frog to see all data in one place they let u up to 500 url free version(which we love). Never tried manual crawl yet. But it is possible and should be handy too.
Frutiko Team
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I think you're looking for this: http://pro.moz.com/tools/crawl-test
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