LogLens analyzes CDN and web-server access logs in real time to show SEO, crawler, security, and performance signals. It checks claimed bots against providers’ published IP ranges and says its coverage exceeds 200 bots. For SEO monitoring, it relates crawler activity to sitemaps, Google Search Console data, and robots.txt changes. Listed security detectors look for automated hacking probes, bot impersonation surges, and exposed secrets in URLs. The service describes 16 anomaly detectors, with alerts that identify affected IPs, paths, and crawlers. Alert timing depends on plan: hourly on Free, every 30 minutes on Solo, and every five minutes on Starter and above. Log uploads can include Apache, Nginx, CloudFront, or Events CSV files, which do not count against the monthly request quota. A 14-day full-access trial needs no credit card; after expiry, data remains for seven more days before deletion unless the account is claimed. Free includes 500K requests per month, one website, and 30 days of history; paid plans start at $19/mo.
Who it is for
LogLens may suit technical SEO teams, agencies, developers, DevOps leads, ecommerce managers, and security-conscious SEO teams. Its mix of crawler monitoring, log analysis, and security alerts is relevant to people responsible for site traffic and infrastructure.
What is good
- Checks claimed bots against published IP ranges
- Connects crawler activity with sitemaps and Search Console
- Uploaded logs do not count against monthly request quota
- Trial lasts 14 days and requires no credit card
- Alerts identify affected IPs, paths, and crawlers
What to know first
- Free plan limits history to 30 days
- Free alert cadence is hourly
- Data is deleted seven days after trial expiry unless account is claimed
- Paid overage protection costs $2 per extra million requests
Verdict
LogLens combines log analysis with crawler, SEO, and security monitoring, and includes a no-card trial plus a free tier. Compare request quotas, alert intervals, and history length against your monitoring needs.
Get started with LogLens
- Open the LogLens website.
- Platforms include web, API, and self-hosted.
- Start with the Free plan or begin the 14-day full-access trial.
- Connect a listed real-time log source or upload Apache, Nginx, CloudFront, or Events CSV logs.
- Add sitemap and Google Search Console data for SEO monitoring.
What the free plan stops at
Free includes 500K requests per month, one website, 30 days of history, and hourly alerts. Its plan also includes 10 AI answers per month. The 14-day trial requires no credit card; after expiry, data remains for seven more days before deletion unless the account is claimed.
Questions about LogLens
Is LogLens free?
Yes. The Free plan is billed at $0/month and includes 500K requests per month, one website, and 30 days of history.
What does the 14-day trial include?
It provides full access and requires no credit card. After it expires, data stays for seven more days before deletion unless the account is claimed.
What platforms does LogLens support?
LogLens is available on the web, as an API, and as self-hosted software.
What does the Solo plan cost?
Solo costs 19.00 USD per month, billed at $19/month or $190/year. The annual option is listed as saving 20%.
Which log sources can I connect or import?
Listed real-time sources include Cloudflare, AWS CloudFront, Vercel, Kinsta, Shopify, Apache, and Nginx. Users can also upload Apache, Nginx, CloudFront, or Events CSV logs.
Where is LogLens data stored?
The FAQ says data is stored in AWS eu-west-2 (London), encrypted at rest and in transit, and not sold or aggregated across customers. A DPA is available on request.
LogLens plans and pricing
All plansCompared on SEO log file analysis tools
- Free plan
- Yes
- Paid from
- $19/mo
- Log input methods
- upload
- Crawler segmentation
- Yes
- Crawl waste reports
- Yes
- Data retention
- 180 days
- Search Console integration
- Yes
