I hope you're all doing well. I'm currently exploring SEO tools and considering using Screaming Frog for my projects. I've heard it's a powerful tool, and I'm particularly interested in understanding more about the licensing options available.

Can anybody share me the screaming frog license for free??

Current version features:

Crawled urls filters:

1. URL

2. Source type

3. Content type

4. Code

5. Robots Index(.txt/meta)

6. Depth

7. Links count

8. Title, h1: content, lenght

Detecting 15 issues:

1. Broken links

2. Redirects links

3. Slow pages

4. Non https links

5. Empty titles

6. Dupe titles

7. Short/Long titles

8. Empty h1

9. Dupe h1

10. Short/Long h1

11. Not enough internal back links

12. Too many external links

13. Too many links

14. No unique images

15. With & No trailing slash

Non registration scan: https://issuedetector.com/

Client panel: https://panel.issuedetector.com/

(Originally posted this on another sub and figured it makes sense to share it here as well.)

Hi everyone, Screaming Frog is obviously one of the most essential tools for SEO. Yet I noticed many experts only use it for rather basic tasks (e.g. getting reports regarding internal linking, URL status codes, etc.). After starting to dive into the more advanced use cases, I'm honestly pretty overwhelmed as to where to start. Hence my questions leading to this post:

• Do you make use of SF beyond such common reports and possibly automate SF exporting integrated with other tools?

• Are there any general best practices to keep in mind regarding SF configs or so? (e.g. DB storage mode, crawl frequency and other options)

• Does SF serve you specifically regarding reportings for clients? (I understand it's essential when working with SEOs so I'm mostly curious if there are ways to use SF for comprehensible reportings providing relevant insights for potentially non-SEO folks)

• Are there generally any visualition methods you could share?

I understand these aspects mostly touch more advanced aspects and don't expect anyone to share specific workflows they had to work out themselves. Even general input as to which extend you professionals are utilizing Screaming Frog would be greatly appreciated as I'm quite lost right now and simply would like to know whether this is something I should generally spend time on or if it's rather negligible. So I'm grateful for any kind of input!