Seobility

Seobility crawls a site because someone added that site as a project in Seobility's SEO software. It follows internal links in a search-crawler-like way, then reports what it found to the project user. It does not operate a public search index.

A project crawl produces more than 100 reports covering the site's technical setup, metadata, structure, and content. Project users can start another crawl after fixes or schedule recurring crawls, which explains why the bot may return in batches rather than maintain a continuous discovery crawl.

Seobility says its crawler considers the site's robots.txt, noindex, and nofollow signals. A project owner can also configure custom robots instructions inside Seobility. When that option is used, the crawler follows the project copy instead of the site's live robots file, so server logs remain the final check on what was requested.

Any search benefit is indirect. The reports may help a site owner fix issues that later affect conventional or AI-assisted search visibility, but Seobility itself does not rank the pages or supply an AI answer index. There is no documented model-training use for this crawl.