Crawler transparency
SeoniusBot identifies itself and respects site owner controls.
SeoniusBot powers the Site Crawl tool. It crawls public pages requested by authenticated Seonius users and stores structured technical SEO findings instead of full page source.
Bot identity
A crawler designed for transparent SEO checks
Identify
Use the user-agent string to recognize crawler traffic.
Control
Use robots.txt to allow, disallow, or slow the crawl.
Contact
Reach Seonius support when you need help with crawl handling.
Published user-agent
Use this string in logs, allowlists, or robots.txt rules.
SeoniusBot/0.1 (+https://seonius.com/bot)Bot information URL: https://seonius.com/bot
robots.txt example
Site owners can scope SeoniusBot access explicitly.
User-agent: SeoniusBot
Disallow: /private/
Crawl-delay: 5Controls
Crawl behavior for site owners
This page is intentionally operational: it explains how the crawler identifies itself and which boundaries it follows.
Public requests only
SeoniusBot performs public GET and HEAD crawl requests for the Site Crawl tool.
Respects robots controls
It obeys robots.txt rules and crawl-delay instructions when available.
No private-area attempts
It does not submit forms or attempt authenticated, paywalled, CAPTCHA, or private areas.
Transparency
What SeoniusBot is and is not
The crawler exists for user-requested SEO analysis, not private scraping or identity spoofing.
User-agent is explicit
Site owners can identify SeoniusBot from the published user-agent string.
Crawl purpose is narrow
The crawler supports technical SEO analysis for user-requested Site Crawl jobs.
No impersonation
SeoniusBot does not pretend to be Googlebot or any other crawler.
Next step
Need help with SeoniusBot?
Contact support if you want help interpreting crawler traffic or adjusting robots.txt access.