SEOPress Bot is the on-site crawler bundled with SEOPress Pro. Crawl results, broken links, redirect chains, and content quality flags are stored alongside the rest of SEOPress's data: per-URL metadata in _seopress_titles_* and _seopress_robots_* postmeta keys, plus crawl run logs in wp_options rows that SEOPress maintains under its plugin namespace.

The default crawler interface lists the most recent run with basic filters. Comparing two crawl runs, seeing the trend in 4xx counts over time, or joining a crawl error with the page's meta description requires switching between screens. SleekView reads the SEOPress data alongside the crawl log and exposes every URL with its crawl status, response code, redirect chain, and metadata in one grid.

Inline edits to metadata route through SEOPress's update path; edits to crawl-specific fields write to the SEOPress option rows the bot reads from. Both routes keep the next crawl run consistent with the data SEO leads adjusted.

SEOPress Bot is the kind of feature that pays for itself the moment a site grows past a few hundred URLs: a built-in crawler that turns up broken links, redirect chains, and missing metadata without leaving WordPress. The catch is that the default report is built around the most recent run, so seeing trends across runs or joining a crawl error to the page's meta description means flipping between screens. SleekView reads the crawl rows from wp_options and joins them with the _seopress_* postmeta the rest of SEOPress maintains.

URL, response code, redirect chain length, internal link count, and meta description become sortable columns. Sort by internal link count among 4xx URLs to find the broken pages everything else points at. Filter for chains longer than one hop to collapse them in bulk.

Inline-edit empty meta descriptions so the next run is cleaner. SEOPress Bot still does the crawling; SleekView just makes the output operable.