Trilar crawls every URL like Google, renders JavaScript, connects Search Console and Analytics, and turns thousands of findings into a short list of fixes, most expensive first.
Status codes, redirect chains, canonicals, indexability, hreflang, structured data, images, headings, internal links and page speed. Chromium renders pages and shows what only exists after JavaScript.
When almost every page of a type lacks the same thing, the fix is in the shared template. Trilar groups issues by page type and shows which ones a single template change resolves.
Clicks, impressions, positions and queries against the previous period, sessions and conversions from GA4, Core Web Vitals from CrUX and PageSpeed results, next to the crawl data of each URL.
Redirects that lose rankings, missing content, titles that miss the query and template problems in one list, ranked by impressions and affected pages, ready to export as tasks.
Scheduled crawls compare themselves with the last run: new errors, fixed issues, changed titles and lost pages. You get an e-mail with the PDF report and a webhook, optionally only when something got worse.
Link score per URL, crawl depth, orphan pages, link opportunities from pages that already mention a query, cannibalisation and wasted link equity.
Yes. Trilar renders pages in headless Chromium and compares the rendered result with the HTML the server delivers, so you see which content, links and tags only exist after JavaScript runs.
Yes. Trilar can log in through a login form, use cookies you provide or send custom headers, for example a service token for a protected staging environment. Logout links are skipped automatically. Use a test account for this.
Plans cover crawls of up to one million URLs. Crawl speed is set per site and adapts to the server: Trilar slows down on errors or slow responses so your website is never put under strain.
Trilar compares Search Console data with the previous period and assigns lost clicks to a cause: lost rankings, a redirect, a page that disappeared or no longer indexable. It also flags redirects that point to a target that does not match the old page.
Yes, daily, weekly or monthly. Each run is compared with the previous one; you get an e-mail with the report and a webhook to Slack, Teams or tools like Make and Zapier, optionally only when something got worse.
AI search engines answer with a few sources. Trilar shows whether yours is among them, which domains win instead, which of your pages should have been cited and what keeps it from being quoted.
aeoAnswer engines retrieve passages, not pages. Trilar splits your content the way they do, scores every section and shows exactly what to add or rewrite.
Early access includes onboarding: we set up your account and go through the first crawl with you.