Comparison
Screaming Frog: Website crawler for hands-on technical audits. Sojig: SEO done every week, you just approve it. Here's how they compare, with sources.
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Illustrative example
| Feature | Screaming Frog | Sojig |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | Free up to 500 URLs per crawl; $279 a year per user for the paid version | $99 a month for one site (100 pages) |
| Built for | People comfortable running a technical audit themselves | Businesses without an SEO specialist |
| How it runs | Software you install and run, on your computer or your own server; crawls can be scheduled on the paid version | Nothing to install; it runs every Monday |
| Pages covered | No set limit on the paid version; depends on your memory and storage | 100, 500 or 2,000 pages by plan, most important first |
| Changes on your site | No: it reports and exports, and you make the changes | Yes, published when you approve |
| Custom extraction and crawl settings | Yes, on the paid version | Not offered |
| Content | Not on its feature list | Weekly article drafts and new landing pages |
| Link building | Can pull link metrics from other tools; no outreach listed | Outreach emails drafted for you, approved one by one |
| Rank tracking | Not on its feature list | Google and Bing, weekly |
| AI answer tracking | Not on its feature list; the paid version can run your own AI prompts during a crawl, through your own AI provider account | Five assistants, weekly, included |
| Team members | One licence per user | Unlimited, included |
| Try it first | Free version; 14 days to ask for a refund on a licence | 7 days free on every plan |
Screaming Frog tells you in detail what's wrong. Sojig drafts the fix for each issue and publishes it through your CMS or GitHub when you approve.
Sojig also drafts articles, new pages and outreach emails, and tracks rankings and AI answers. Screaming Frog sticks to crawling, and it's very good at it.
Screaming Frog gives you a long list of crawl settings. Sojig decides for you, which is a real loss if you want that control.
Screaming Frog
Free for up to 500 URLs per crawl, with the core checks only. A licence is $279 a year per user (£199 or €245), with no set URL limit beyond your computer's memory and storage. The price per licence drops to $265 from 5 licences, $249 from 10 and $235 from 20. The Log File Analyser is a separate product at $139 a year.
Sojig
$99, $199 or $399 a month, by site size (100, 500 or 2,000 pages). Every plan includes the same work, extra work on request with no credits, and unlimited team members. 7 days free.
Screaming Frog costs far less than Sojig. The two prices buy different things, though: a licence buys you a crawler and its reports, and the fixes are still yours to do.
The SEO Spider is free for up to 500 URLs per crawl, with the core checks. A licence is $279 a year per user, or £199 or €245, and adds scheduling, JavaScript rendering, saved crawls, crawl comparison, custom extraction and the Google integrations, with no set URL limit. From 5 licences the price per licence drops, to $235 at 20 or more. Log file analysis is a separate product at $139 a year.
Sojig costs $99, $199 or $399 a month per website, by site size. That includes a weekly crawl, fixes, an article draft, new pages when there's a gap, outreach, rank tracking on Google and Bing, and AI answer tracking. Team members are free. See pricing.
Say you run a made-up 40-page site for a two-person accounting firm. It should fit in the free version's 500 URLs, so the crawl itself may cost you nothing. What's left is the hours to fix what it finds and to write new pages. If you have those hours, or like doing this work, Screaming Frog is plenty. If you don't, that's the gap Sojig is built for.
Pick Screaming Frog if you're comfortable running audits yourself or have a developer to act on them, especially on a large site: it goes deeper, covers more pages and costs far less. Pick Sojig if a crawl report would sit unread, and you'd rather have fixes, content and outreach drafted every week for you to approve.
Choose Screaming Frog if
You're comfortable running a technical audit yourself, or you have a developer to act on it, and you want full control of the crawl.
Choose Sojig if
You don't have an SEO specialist and want the work done every week, published to your website, with you approving it.
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FAQ
Up to 500 URLs per crawl, yes, with the core checks. Scheduling, JavaScript rendering, saving crawls and the Google integrations need a licence, at $279 a year per user.
If you run a crawl and then struggle to get the fixes done, it can: Sojig crawls every week and drafts a fix for each issue. If you need custom extraction, crawl comparison or a crawl you control, it can't, so keep Screaming Frog.
Yes. Use Screaming Frog for deep audits and Sojig for the weekly work. On a small site, the free version may be all you need for an occasional second opinion.
If you run audits regularly, your site is over 500 URLs, or you need its deeper features, $279 a year is modest for what it does. If nobody acts on the reports, a licence won't change that.
Facts about Screaming Frog come from its own website as of November 2026. Prices and features change, so check before you decide.
Switching takes about ten minutes. Your first week is ready shortly after.
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