Remove my site from Crawlinx

Crawlinx is a free technical-SEO crawler. It publishes an audit page for a domain when someone runs a scan on it, or when our autonomous discovery finds a site worth auditing. Every audit reports only publicly available, technical signals — titles, meta tags, canonicals, structured data, broken links, Core Web Vitals and the like — computed from pages your server already returns to any visitor or search engine. We never bypass a login, a paywall, or a robots.txt disallow, and we honour noindex.

If you would still rather your domain not appear, use the form below. It does two things: it removes the existing audit page(s) for your domain from the Crawlinx index and catalog, and it opts your domain out of all future autonomous discovery, so we will not re-crawl or re-publish it.

How fast we action requests

User-submitted audits (a page someone scanned on purpose) are removed within 72 hours. Pages we discovered autonomously — not requested by any user — are removed within 24 hours. You will get an email confirmation at the address you provide once the removal has been processed.

What we store, and the legal basis

For each audited domain we keep the computed report (scores and findings), the homepage title and meta description, and an optional homepage screenshot. We do not store personal data beyond the contact email you voluntarily submit here, which is used only to confirm your request and is deleted afterwards. If you are in the EU/UK or California, this form is also how you exercise your right to erasure (GDPR Art. 17) or to opt out (CCPA).

Prefer to block us yourself?

You can also stop Crawlinx (and other crawlers) at the source: add a Disallow rule to your robots.txt, or serve a noindex directive. We re-check both on every crawl and back off immediately. See how our bot identifies itself for the exact rules to use.