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Crawling & technical audit — found from sitemap — Sitebulb

Checked for Sitebulb on 5 Oct 2026

Page: https://support.sitebulb.com/en/articles/9491746-understanding-sitebulb-crawl-speed
Checked: 5 Oct 2026, 04:59 UTC
How we may use it: Public page, crawling permitted

Technical details

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http status: 200
content hash: sha256:e3d88783ff565dbff0bd4d0d5760135968fef94d7376f628acbae977e1827ea6
permission: robots_ok
screenshot: Screenshot on file (internal exhibit, not published)

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Ttfb default limit Report an error

“By default, Sitebulb applies a 10-second TTFB limit to each page. If the page does not respond within this timeframe, Sitebulb will move on to the next page”
Html crawler Report an error

“The HTML Crawler (Default Option) utilizes 'traditional' HTML extraction. As such, it is notably faster.”
Chrome crawler Report an error

“The Chrome Crawler renders pages using headless Chrome and renders JavaScript on your pages.”
Resource intensive reports Report an error

“some Reports are particularly resource-intensive and will likely have a notable impact on speed when enabled. They include: Performance Spelling Accessibility”
Crawler settings threads Report an error

“Increasing the number of Threads or Instances of Chrome gives Sitebulb more resources, which can speed up the crawl”
Max html urls per second Report an error

“Adding a Max HTML URLs per Second limit stops Sitebulb from crawling too fast, so in effect, it limits the speed of the crawl”
Render timeout Report an error

“The render timeout setting determines how long Sitebulb will pause to wait for content to render before parsing the HTML. Increasing this value will slow down Sitebulb”
Avg speed metric Report an error

“the Avg.Speed metric in the progress screen accounts for ALL URLs processed”

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