// Agent category
Search visibility, crawlability, structured data, authority, and internal linking
Inspect the on-site signals that help search engines discover, interpret, and present your public pages. These tools review metadata, crawl directives, structured data, sitemaps, internal links, local business signals, and crawl-based link opportunities. They do not replace Search Console, keyword-demand data, index coverage, or a complete backlink database.
7 agents
Review captured titles, descriptions, headings, canonicals, image alternatives, JSON-LD presence, Open Graph fields, and link responses
Review crawl-captured metadata, directives, URL patterns, statuses, links, and JSON-LD presence
Review on-site contact, location, schema, and review cues
Review crawl-captured static JSON-LD types, selected field checks, and pages chosen by a limited applicability heuristic
Review on-site link readiness and generate outreach ideas to validate
Review sitemap references, canonical-field coverage, noindex directives, fetch failures, and inbound links within a crawl sample
Map crawl links and find pages that may need clearer paths
The focused agents can check titles, meta descriptions, headings, canonical tags, robots directives, structured data, image alt text, sitemaps, internal links, and on-site local signals. Crawl depth depends on the selected scan and plan.
Search Console provides first-party Google data for verified properties, including queries, indexing, and search performance. WebEnture inspects crawl-visible implementation and content signals on public pages. Use the two together rather than treating either as a complete replacement.
Confirm indexed URLs, search queries, impressions, clicks, manual actions, and Google-specific crawl information in Search Console. Use a dedicated keyword or backlink data source for demand, rankings, link authority, and complete off-site competitor research.