Crawl speed

How long to wait between requests when a crawl starts.

Zero means go as fast as the site allows, which is right for most of them. This is only a floor: a host that answers 429 Too Many Requests makes the crawl slow itself down for the rest of the run, whatever is set here. Raise it when you already know a site is easily upset — and to slow down one crawl rather than all of them, use Scrape it again on that migration's review page.

Crawls are sequential, so this is paid once per page: half a second across two hundred pages is an extra minute and a half.

Landing page slugs

How the review step tells a campaign page from an ordinary one.

A crawl cannot know that /discoverycall is a landing page and /about-us is not — campaign pages are unlinked from the navigation by design, but so are footer and policy pages. A slug listed here is recognised outright. Anything else the crawl finds outside the navigation is still reported, marked as unconfirmed for you to confirm on the review page.

One slug per line, without the leading slash. Case and surrounding slashes are cleaned up on save.