# Deepcrawl (deepcrawl.com): agent-readiness 64/100, grade C

> Rank 326 of 1000 on Qomvia (rubric v2.3.0). Last scanned 2026-10-06T21:20:16.942Z. Page: https://qomvia.com/site/deepcrawl-com  JSON: https://qomvia.com/api/score/deepcrawl-com

## Summary
Category: Software and SaaS
{
  "known": true,
  "confidence": "high",
  "summary": "DeepCrawl, now known as Lumar, is an enterprise-grade website optimization platform. It provides tools for technical SEO, site health, web accessibility, and performance for large organizations.",
  "offerings": [
    "Website crawling",
    "Technical SEO audits",
    "Site health monitoring",
    "Web accessibility insights",
    "Site speed optimization",
    "GEO optimization"
  ],
  "audience": "Enterprise businesses, SEO managers, marketing teams, web development teams managing large websites.",
  "geography": "Global, serving international clients.",
  "strengths": [
    "Scalability for very large websites",
    "Comprehensive technical SEO analysis",
    "Detailed reporting and insights",
    "Workflow integration capabilities",
    "Focus on site health and compliance"
  ],
  "unknowns": [
    "Specific pricing structures for various enterprise tiers",
    "Detailed breakdown of new features since the Lumar rebrand",
    "Market share against direct competitors",
    "Customer support response times and service level agreements (SLAs)",
    "Effectiveness of specific GEO optimization features for all regions"
  ],
  "alternatives": [
    "Botify",
    "Oncrawl",
    "Sitebulb",
    "Screaming Frog",
    "Ahrefs"
  ],
  "business": "An enterprise website optimization platform that provides comprehensive tools for technical SEO, site health, and performance for large organizations globally.",
  "competitors": [
    "Botify",
    "Oncrawl",
    "BrightEdge",
    "Conductor",
    "Searchmetrics",
    "Ryte",
    "SEMrush"
  ]
}

## Score by group
- Machine access: 24/24
- Content legibility: 21/26
- Discovery surface: 8/20
- Identity & policy: 5/12
- Agent-facing performance: 5/8
- Agent protocols: 1/10
Failing checks:
- [blocker] No llms.txt
- [blocker] No MCP endpoint to call
- [improvement] No stated policy for automated access
- [improvement] No machine-readable contact
- [improvement] Title, description and canonical URL

## AI mentions and rivals
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## FAQ
Q: Is Deepcrawl readable by AI agents?
A: Deepcrawl (deepcrawl.com) scores 64 out of 100 for agent readiness, grade C, measured 4 days ago, on 06.10.2026. 0 of 3 agent classes we test can use the site, and 2 checks currently block agents outright.

Q: What stops agents from using deepcrawl.com?
A: The heaviest problems are: No llms.txt; No MCP endpoint to call; No stated policy for automated access; No machine-readable contact; Title, description and canonical URL. Each one is scored from a public HTTP response, and the fix for each is listed in the signed-in report.

Q: How is the Deepcrawl agent-readiness score calculated?
A: Qomvia fetches public pages of deepcrawl.com as an AI agent would and runs the core checks every site gets across 6 groups: Machine access, Content legibility, Discovery surface, Identity & policy, Agent-facing performance, Agent protocols. Checks are weighted by how much an agent loses when they fail, and the score is expressed out of 100.

Q: How often is this score updated?
A: Public scores are re-checked when the site is re-scanned; tracked domains are re-scanned weekly and their owners are alerted when a check regresses. This page shows the scan from 4 days ago, on 06.10.2026.

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