Fullsweep

Fullsweep vs Screpy

Screpy covers more ground: rank tracking, speed and uptime as well as crawling. Fullsweep only crawls, has no page cap on a paid crawl, and publishes its rules.

Screpy
$59The entry lifetime tier on their marketplace listing, rising to $177. Their own subscription runs from about $6 a month.
Fullsweep
$119Once. Every site, every page, no tiers.

What each one actually is

Screpy

Screpy is a web tool that bundles several jobs together: crawling a site, tracking keyword positions, watching page speed and checking whether a site is up. There is nothing to download. It has been sold as a lifetime deal on a marketplace at $59, $118 and $177, and it also sells a monthly subscription. Every lifetime tier lists 5,000 crawl pages per project, and the tiers differ by how many projects you get.

Fullsweep

Fullsweep does one job: it crawls a whole site, checks every page against a published list of rules, and tells you the six things to fix first. There is nothing to download and nothing to configure. One payment covers every site you look after, with no cap on projects and no cap on pages.

Where Screpy is better than us

These are real, and they are not going to be fixed by us writing a nicer sentence about them.

It does more than crawl

Keyword positions, page speed and uptime are all inside Screpy. If you want one tool that covers several jobs for a small budget, that is a real advantage and we do not have an answer to it.

It tracks keyword positions

Their listing includes 100 tracked keywords per project. Fullsweep does not track positions at all and has no plan to. It is a different job.

It has years of customers behind it

Their marketplace listing carries hundreds of reviews and years of customer history. That track record is worth something, and we respect it. Judge us by the free check instead: run one on a site you know and compare what comes back.

Where Fullsweep is better

No page cap, and no project cap

Their lifetime tiers list 5,000 crawl pages per project, and the tiers differ by project count. On a paid Fullsweep account there is no page cap and no limit on how many sites you keep.

We show what we could not reach

Every report states how many pages we found, checked, skipped and could not reach. Knowing what a crawl missed is the difference between an audit and a guess.

Our rules are published in full

Every check we run is written out in plain English on one public page, where all 79 checks are published, and every one of them runs today, so you can audit our definitions before you trust our output.

You can test us before you spend anything

Paste a client address on our home page and read the whole report with no account and no card. Judge the crawl on a site you already know.

Side by side

Every figure in the Screpy column came off their own public page on 14 August 2026. The pages we read are listed at the bottom.

Fullsweep compared with Screpy, feature by feature.
What is being comparedFullsweepScrepy
What it isA website. Crawling only.A website. Crawling plus several other jobs.
What it costs$119, once.$59 to $177 once on their marketplace listing, or from about $6 a month.
When you pay againNever.Never on the lifetime tiers. Monthly on the subscription.
Pages in one crawl, paidNo limit.5,000 a project on the lifetime tiers.
Sites you can keepAs many as you like.5, 10 or 15 projects, depending on the tier.
Free without paying500 pages a crawl, no account, full report.A 7 day free trial on the subscription.
Keyword position trackingNo.Yes, 100 keywords a project on the lifetime tiers.
Page speed and uptimeNo.Yes.
What the crawl missed, statedYes, on every report.Not published.
The check rules, publishedYes, all of them, on one page.Not published as a full list.

The table slides sideways on a narrow screen.

Which one should you buy

Buy Screpy if

Pick Screpy if you want one cheap tool that covers crawling, keyword positions, speed and uptime together, and 5,000 pages a project is enough for the sites you look after.

Buy Fullsweep if

Pick Fullsweep if crawling is the part that keeps letting you down, your client sites run past a few thousand pages, and you want to see exactly what the crawl reached and what it did not.

Where these facts came from

We read the pages below on 14 August 2026. Prices change, so check them yourself before you decide. If we have got something wrong about Screpy, tell us and we will fix it on this page.

Our own side is checkable too: all 79 checks are published, and every one of them runs today. Read every one of them.

Settle it on a real site

Pick a client site where you already know what is wrong and see whether we find it. No account, no card, no download.