Can't Crawl Site - but deducting crawls.
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Why am I being deducted crawls if MOZ keeps telling me that it can't crawl my site?
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Any time you initiate a crawl, it counts against your limits, even if something on the site is blocking us from crawling it. I would suggest that write into help@moz.com so we can help you diagnose what is blocking us from crawling your site.
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Sometimes, when running a crawl on a site (or a section of a site), you may find that it isn’t progressing past the first level of URLs. When this happens, only the base domain, or “start URLs” are actually crawled
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