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Add to SafariWhen comparing HubSpot vs Oncrawl, the Slant community recommends HubSpot for most people. In the question“What are the best SEO analytics tools?” HubSpot is ranked 5th while Oncrawl is ranked 8th. The most important reason people chose HubSpot is:
Hubspot has a simple and straightforward platform. Hubspot's design is made to be intuitive for people with no coding ability.
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Pros
Pro Easy-to-use platform
Hubspot has a simple and straightforward platform. Hubspot's design is made to be intuitive for people with no coding ability.
Pro Demo version available
You can try its demo version to assess your needs and budget as well as the tools functionality.
Pro Simple graphics
OnCrawl provides data in easy to understand graphics. For each aspect of the page Oncrawl will create a graph showing how well pages on your site score. For example, if the titles are consistently too long/short you will quickly be able to see. Likewise, if descriptions are duplicated or headings aren't used to their best potential you will easily be able to tell.
Pro Checks performance
Performance is checked as well - page load times are tracked and displayed by both speed in seconds, as well as size in kilobytes (or megabytes).
Pro Scalable
It can crawl up to 250M URLs at 300URLs/sec.
Cons
Con Annual lock-in contract
By default, the contracts are annual, but it would be preferable to have it monthly considering that they have pricey packages. We are talking about $200 per month (basic) that becomes a $2400 LOCK-IN annual contract. Having contracts by month allows you to terminate the contract earlier with lesser loss than having to pay an entire year's cost.
Con Paid technical support
It can be quite frustrating say you are already facing technical issues, and still, you need to pay their technical support to have this addressed.
Con Expensive subscription
While there is a free all-inclusive 30 day trial, subscriptions start at $19/month ($12.42/month if you sign up for a year-long subscription) which is steep for developing websites. The base plan is limited to 5 websites and 10k URLs per month, but doesn't include any concurrent crawls or custom reports. Prices go up to $279/month ($232.50/month if registered for the year). See more here
