Sitebulb review
Updated September 28, 2026 · ForgeCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026
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Our verdict
Sitebulb is an SEO audit tool built for small businesses, and its free trial runs 14 days before anything is charged. It suits teams that weigh audit volume heavily, since a single crawl covers 10,000 URLs per audit at a time.
Key facts
- Best for
- Small businesses that want a trial-based SEO audit with a high URL cap per crawl.
- Free plan
- No (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Usage limits
- 10,000 URLs per audit (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Free trial length
- 14 days (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Tool type
- SEO (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Audience
- Small business, Enterprise
- Pricing model
- Free trial
- Official website
- sitebulb.com
Pros and cons
Pros
- A free trial of 14 days gives full access before a paid plan is needed
- Each audit covers 10,000 URLs per audit, generous for a single crawl of a mid-sized site
- Aimed at small business and enterprise, so both ends of the market are covered
Cons
- There is no free plan, so nothing can be used at no cost once the trial ends
- Crawling stops at 10,000 URLs per audit per audit, so large sites need repeated runs
Who it suits
- Small businesses auditing their own site without a permanent free tier
- Teams that need crawl and audit data only, given the dedicated seo focus
- Enterprise teams, since small business and enterprise names small businesses and enterprise
Who should look elsewhere
- Vantage, which has a free plan for anyone who wants access that outlives a trial
- myGreekTax, where terms are Quote per case after free consultation and nothing concerns site audits
- Novo, which has a free plan, so it suits readers who want ongoing free access
Intro and renewal prices
Sitebulb has no free plan, so the free trial of 14 days is the only no-cost way to work with it. Compare the price at entry with the renewal rate for the same plan before committing, because a trial of that length gives little room to delay the decision. Plans are billed once the trial is over.
What you get free
Nothing is free for the long term: there is no free plan, and the free trial of 14 days is the whole of the no-cost access. That is enough time to run a crawl, read the audit, and judge whether the output is worth a paid plan. Decide on a plan before the trial closes rather than assuming cover continues.
How Sitebulb compares
Frequently asked questions
Does Sitebulb have a free plan?+
No. Sitebulb has no free plan, so the free trial of 14 days is the only no-cost entry point. After the trial, a paid plan is needed to keep using the tool. Readers who want something they can use permanently at no cost have a free plan at Vantage instead.
How long is the free trial?+
The free trial runs 14 days. Across the SEO tools comparison the median trial is 14 days and the range runs 7 to 90 days, so the Sitebulb trial sits at the median rather than at either end.
How many URLs can a single Sitebulb audit cover?+
A single audit covers 10,000 URLs per audit. That is the stated ceiling per run, not an average, so a site with a large page count needs repeated crawls to be checked in full. Work out how many audits a month are needed before choosing a plan.
Who is Sitebulb built for?+
Sitebulb lists small business and enterprise as its audience, so small businesses come first and enterprise teams are covered too. The tool is built as an seo product, which makes it a focused audit tool rather than a suite covering unrelated marketing tasks.
How does the entry price compare with other SEO tools?+
The site's starting price median is €13.15, while the median across the SEO tools ranking is €25.43, so entry price sits below the category midpoint. Renewal is a separate figure: the site's renewal median is €5.99.
Where does Sitebulb sit on cost?+
The cost part of the site's score is 5.1 out of 5.1, placing it in the middle of the range. That view is shaped by a trial-only entry route and a usage limit of 10,000 URLs per audit per audit, with no permanent free tier.
Which alternatives offer a free plan?+
Vantage and Novo both have a free plan, which Sitebulb does not have. myGreekTax works differently: Quote per case after free consultation. If a free plan matters more than an audit tool, either of those two is the closer fit for a lasting no-cost tier.
Sources
- sitebulb.com checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Audience, Free plan, Tool type
“whether you're doing freelance, medium-size agency, or enterprise SEO”
- sitebulb.com/subscriptions/pricing/index checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Free trial length, Pricing model, Usage limits
“Take Sitebulb for a spin with a 14 day free trial”
Compiled from 2 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.
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