These benchmarks are the aggregate of every site Crawlinx has publicly audited — 14202 sites that passed the publish floor (a real multi-page crawl, no soft-blocks or JS-wall shells). Each site was crawled from its homepage, up to the per-scan page budget, and scored by the same 157 technical-SEO checks: indexability and canonicals, titles and meta descriptions, hreflang, internal linking and click depth, redirects, broken links, structured data, and Core Web Vitals proxies. The numbers below are medians and percentiles over that corpus, not estimates or third-party data.
SEO health is a 0–100 score: 100 means a clean crawl, and every failed check subtracts weighted points. Across the corpus the median is 65/100, with the middle half between 64 and 65 and the full range spanning 30 to 94. Median crawled page count is 37 (p25–p75 15–50), a rough proxy for site size and internal-link reach — a thin count often signals orphaned pages or a navigation the crawler could not follow.
Read a benchmark by comparing your own figure against the distribution, not just the median. The median is the typical site; the 75th percentile is what a well-configured peer on the same platform looks like, and that gap is the ground you can realistically make up. Open a metric below to slice it by CMS, gatekeeper, industry and country, and to see the issues most common in each segment — those are the checks the platform does not fix for you by default.