Screpy - Plus Exclusive Reviews

I really like this tool, but your service is not functioning frequently

I liked the concept, so I did a scan, and it consumed my 10,000 credits in minutes. However, I was getting very good information, so I purchased Tier 3 (20,000 additional credits) and reran the scan, which depleted all my credits. I don't think it finished the scan - short on credits.
Digging into the results with support, we found out that:

- Each page with the Gravatar logo counts for one link and one image
- We have one logo, but it counts for 2,500 images and one link to the CDN per page
- Each product image (some products have 10) counts for one link (CDN) and one image per size (full image, thumbnail...) - in my case, 4,600 links for CDN images it scanned and a total of over 20,000 images!!!
- Each "add-to-cart" and "add-to-wishlist" counts multiple links, aka /add-to-cart?=randomnumber - the last run counted close to 5,000 of these links, and the run didn't finish as I ran out of credits.
- Each speed test costs 100 credits
- Each question to the AI costs 10 credits

Support was terrific and fast, but nothing they could do but recommend after the fact to skip images; still, I would be way over the 30,000 credits, as it still counts all CDN images as links.

For a regular small blog, it would be a terrific tool with tons of information, e-commerce... big no no.

Not a word from Screepy about Google disabling the num=100 parameter. Other rank tracking tools informed their users about this. Furthermore, there’s no option to spend more credits to still retrieve Top 20, 50, or Top 100 rankings. For me, that makes Screepy unusable.

The tool is good, but it still lacks some functionalities. Unfortunately, the server is extremely slow — 250% slower than expected. Every time you click to switch a function, a spinner appears on the screen.

Also it's annoying, that's impossible to put in competitors manually (or I don't find the function) and there're advertising links inside main-navigation (backlinks).

I purchased the highest-tier plan.

While the service itself functions adequately, I have several concerns:

* **Support** is extremely slow, unresponsive, and lacks clear explanations about credit usage.
* The uptime monitoring feature abruptly stopped working. There was no prior indication that it consumed credits.

If uptime monitoring indeed counts against credits, then the provided 30,000 credits—even with "unlimited website" usage—is insufficient, especially for larger websites. Based on these issues, I wouldn't recommend this service for high-traffic sites.