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Sitemap Explorer
The site's own map of itself
Most sites tell you exactly what they contain — you just have to read the sitemap. Fyre resolves nested index files, expands every branch into a browsable tree, and lets you filter down to the section you want before handing the URLs to another tool.
A worked example
Scope a site before you scrape it
- 1Paste the domain into Sitemap Explorer and let it resolve the index.
- 2Read the branch counts to find where the pages you want actually live.
- 3Filter to that branch and to entries modified in the last 90 days.
- 4Send the selection to Page Extractor with a template you built on one page.
What it does
The specifics
Six things worth knowing before you point it at a page.
- Finds the sitemap from robots.txt, the common paths, or a URL you paste.
- Follows sitemap index files and nested children without you asking.
- Groups URLs into a path tree so the site's structure is visible at a glance.
- Filter by path fragment, regular expression, or last-modified date.
- Shows counts per branch — often the fastest audit of a site you will ever run.
- Send any selection straight to Page Extractor, Text Extractor or Email Finder.
Output
Where the result goes
- CSV
- JSON
- URL list
- Hand-off to any tool
Exports keep their types. Numbers stay numeric, dates stay parseable, and URLs stay absolute — so the file opens correctly in a spreadsheet instead of turning every SKU into scientific notation.
$15 · one payment · lifetime
Sitemap Explorer is included. So are the other eight.
There is no tier where a tool is missing. One payment of $15 unlocks the whole panel, on three machines, for good.