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Screpy

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SEO Checker for Screpy Bot that SEO Operated by Airscarp LLC.

GoodBot
Assessment
SEO
Category
BOT
Kind
1
Data sources
AI-generated summary, drawn from Cloudflare, operator docs, and community data

What is Screpy?

ScrepyBot is the proprietary crawler operated by Airscarp LLC for the Screpy SEO platform. It systematically traverses websites to gather technical data, including page status codes, canonical tags, internal link structures, and overall crawlability metrics. The bot is designed to assist webmasters and SEO professionals in identifying technical bottlenecks and quality issues that may impact search engine rankings.

Helpful — It provides site owners with actionable technical SEO data and performance insights to improve their website's health and search engine visibility.

Identification

Bot name
Screpy
Operator
Airscarp LLC
Category
SEO
Kind
BOT
Verification
Verified bot
Cloudflare slug
screpy
User-agent patterns
screpy
User-agent string
screpy
Main use cases
Technical SEO auditingWebsite performance monitoringBroken link and crawl error detection
Rated Sep 23, 2026 from public evidence

How we rated this bot

Verified by Cloudflare, which confirms who runs it, with no widespread reports of abuse.

Names itself honestly
Yes
Verified by Cloudflare
Yes
Says it follows robots.txt and opt-outs
Not stated
Ignores site rules
None found
Disguises itself or evades blocks
None found
Overloads sites
None found
How widely people complain
One or two isolated anecdotes from individual site owners
Reddit discussion
Discussion is neutral or practical, such as how to allow or block it

What we read

Why it crawls your site

ScrepyBot crawls websites to generate comprehensive technical SEO reports and performance audits for users who have registered their domains with the Screpy service. By analyzing page content and headers, it helps users identify broken links, redirect chains, and indexability issues. Site owners can verify the bot's activity by checking their server logs for the 'ScrepyBot' user-agent and ensuring that their robots.txt file is configured to allow or disallow the crawler based on their specific site requirements.

Block or allow Screpy

Block it

Add a Disallow rule for screpy in your robots.txt file. You can also block at the server level using your web server configuration or CDN firewall rules to filter requests matching the user-agent string.

# Block Screpy from crawling your entire site
User-agent: screpy
Disallow: /

# Allow Screpy full access
User-agent: screpy
Allow: /
Allow & verify

Ensure your robots.txt allows screpy. Verify requests by checking the user-agent string.

Traffic & trends

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Data sources

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Last updated November 1, 2026

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