What you get
- Crawl depth: the fewest clicks from the start URL to each page (the start page is depth 0).
- Inbound internal links per page: pages with many links are the ones the site presents as important.
- Orphan pages: URLs listed in the sitemap that no crawled page links to.
- Pages missing from the sitemap: crawled, indexable pages the sitemap doesn't list.
- The internal link graph (page → page) to download as CSV or JSON for your own analysis or visualization.
Reading it with care
Depth and orphans are computed from the pages actually crawled (up to 200). On bigger sites, a page reported as an orphan may be linked from a page beyond the limit; the report says when the limit was reached.
Frequently asked questions
Why do orphan pages matter?
Search engines find pages mainly through links. A page only listed in the sitemap gets little internal authority and can be missed by visitors entirely.
How deep is too deep?
There's no hard rule, but key pages within three clicks of the home page are easier for users and crawlers to reach.