Site Visualizer

The first thing you need to know is that Site Visualizer is meant to be used by programmers, developers, and SEO experts. If you fit the bill, then you need to know that Site Visualizer is a website crawler tool that will gather lots of useful information about a website: site structure, inbound and outbound links, Google page rank, and more.

There are three Site Visualizer editions to choose from: Lite, Standard, and Professional. All versions are free to use for an evaluation period of 30 days. You won’t have any problems installing Site Visualizer on a Windows-powered machine. A very simple setup wizard will guide you through the process and you will be done in no time at all.

Site Visualizer features a tabbed interface. Indicate a website, start the crawling process, and use the tabs at the top to easily access all the information collected by Site Visualizer. Above these tabs there’s a traditional File Menu and a toolbar with buttons for various features and functions.

The functionality you get from Site Visualizer depends on the version you’re using. As expected, the Professional version has the most features to offer: crawl pages and links, save and open projects, view SEO metrics, view a website’s visual structure, create reports, ignore robot.txt, count words, view Google Pagerank, and more.

As previously mentioned, all Site Visualizer editions are free to use for an evaluation period of 30 days. Once this 30-day trial is over, you will have to purchase a license to use Site Visualizer.

Visualize a website’s structure and access useful SEO info about a website. You can expect this and other useful functionality from Site Visualizer.