What is SiteGuru?
SiteGuruCrawler visits for two documented reasons. Someone may have added the site to SiteGuru for ongoing SEO monitoring, or a monitored site may link to the URL and SiteGuru is checking whether that external link works. The second case explains visits to sites that have no SiteGuru account.
For a full site audit, SiteGuru reads public HTML to inspect page titles, meta descriptions, and missing image alt text. It also uses the W3 Validator and Google's PageSpeed API when checking the monitored site. An external broken-link check is narrower and does not run those full-site tests.
The crawler discovers pages from the site's sitemap and from links on crawled pages. SiteGuru says it does not submit forms and limits concurrent requests to reduce load. Its data goes to the site owner's SEO report rather than a public index.
SiteGuru states that SiteGuruCrawler respects robots.txt, matching the confirmed value in this bot. The service does not document an AI answer-retrieval or model-training use for these fetches. An audit may help its user fix pages that other crawlers struggle with, but SiteGuru itself does not determine AI citations.
