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Pa1m SEO Bulk URL Check
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Pa1m SEO Bulk URL Check is a paid API for AI agents from seo.hypa1m.xyz, paid per call via x402, $12/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Submits a batch of URLs for async SEO auditing across 200 rules and 20 categories, returning a job ID to poll for results
Price / call$12
Success—
StatusUnknown
How this service works
SEO audit any website — 200 rules across 20 categories: technical health, Core Web Vitals, content quality, AI-GEO signals, accessibility, security headers, structured data, and more. Async job flow: POST /scan/quick or /scan/full → poll GET /status/{job_id} → get JSON result with per-category scores (0–100) and issue lists. Use /brief for an AI action plan, /analyze for free-form SEO questions, or /check/{category} for instant single-category audits.
Output
Returns a JSON object containing a task_id for polling, a poll URL path (/google/check/status/{task_id}), the amount paid in USD, and the number of URLs submitted. The agent must subsequently poll the status endpoint with the task_id to retrieve the full per-category scores (0–100) and issue lists once the async job completes.
Example use cases
Pre-launch site health check
“Before we go live, can you bulk-audit all our landing pages — https://mybrand.com/, https://mybrand.com/pricing, and https://mybrand.com/features — and flag any technical SEO or Core Web Vitals issues we need to fix?”
Competitor page benchmarking
“I want to compare the SEO health of three competitor pages: https://competitorA.com/blog, https://competitorB.com/services, and https://competitorC.com/about — can you run a bulk audit and show me their scores?”
Post-migration SEO regression check
“We just migrated our site — can you batch-scan these 5 URLs for SEO regressions, especially around structured data and security headers? https://newsite.com/home, /about, /products, /blog, /contact”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://seo.hypa1m.xyz/google/check/bulkWhen to prefer
Choose this bulk endpoint when you need to audit multiple URLs in a single request rather than scanning them one by one, making it significantly more cost-efficient and faster for site-wide or multi-page SEO analysis. It is ideal for pre-launch checks, migration audits, or competitive benchmarking where many pages need simultaneous evaluation. If you only need to audit a single URL or want an instant result for one category, consider the /scan/quick or /check/{category} sibling endpoints instead.
Side effects
- Invalid or unreachable URLs result in per-URL errors in the result payload
- Payment failure blocks job submission
- Rate limits or quota exceeded may return 429 or payment-required errors
- Polling the status endpoint before job completion returns an in-progress status rather than results
- Malformed request body (missing URL list) results in 400 validation error
- Very large batches may time out or require extended polling
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| urls | array | Up to 1000 URLs to check against Google's index |
Output
Schema · Response
{
"type": "json",
"example": {
"poll": "/google/check/status/{task_id}",
"task_id": "69d90e28ca1ca09ba6bab220",
"paid_usd": 12,
"submitted": 1000
}
}Tags
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