Export the findings for a large store and you get a spreadsheet nobody will read. Every product page missing structured data is one theme file. Every filtered URL competing with its own category is one faceted-navigation decision. The count is a measure of catalogue size, not of how much work there is.
Grouping by URL pattern is the whole point here. /product/* and /collections/*/filter/* come out as rows with coverage attached, so you can see at a glance whether something is the template or an exception a merchandiser created by hand.
Measurement is also easier on a catalogue than anywhere else, because control sets are abundant. Ten thousand comparable product pages you did not touch make a far stronger comparison than a brochure site can ever offer, which means verdicts on this kind of site tend to be decisive rather than inconclusive.
What that looks like here
- Pooled page budgetThe 40,000-page client and the four brochure sites share one allowance, so the catalogue does not force everyone onto a bigger plan.
- Duplicate and near-duplicate detectionDuplicate titles, duplicate descriptions and duplicate content across URLs are cross-page checks that run over the whole crawl, not per page.
- Impact ranking from real impressionsCauses are ranked using the client's own Search Console impressions, so a template on high-traffic categories outranks the same template on pages nobody sees.
- Strong control setsOn a large catalogue there are usually plenty of comparable untouched URLs, and the verdict is stronger for it.
Questions from people like you
Will it crawl 40,000 pages every week?
Only if your budget allows. Crawl scope and frequency are per site, and going over the pooled budget slows frequency rather than billing you.
Does it handle faceted URLs sensibly?
Patterns are derived by templating segments that vary across the crawl, so facets collapse into a pattern rather than appearing as thousands of separate causes.
Everything here works the same way it does everywhere else in the product: the crawl is ours, the Search Console data is yours, and a verdict is allowed to come back as no effect. Start with one client on the free tier and decide with your own data.
Try it on your own site, free
No card, and the free tier does not expire — the first verdict takes about six weeks to arrive.