DYNO Mapper vs Lumar (2026): which should you pick?

Pick DYNO Mapper if

• Fits if you're an agency or UX team mapping a site before a redesign
• Works for organizations that need WCAG and Section 508 accessibility checks

Look elsewhere if

• Skip it if you want the audit, accessibility tests or rank tracking on Lite, as they start at Pro, $49 a month billed yearly
• Pricey if you need scheduled crawls or private site crawling, which start at Standard, $99 a month billed yearly
• Too light for large sites, as crawls stop at 2,500 to 25,000 pages and more needs Enterprise
• Tight if you're a team on Lite or Pro, which are 1 user each
• Watch out: monthly plans have a one-month minimum term and annual plans a one-year minimum

Pick Lumar if

• Fits if your site has hundreds of thousands of pages and an enterprise budget
• Makes sense if you want SEO checks to block a release in your CI/CD pipeline

Look elsewhere if

• Not for you if you want to see a price before talking to sales, as it's quote-only
• Skip it if you want to try it first, since there's no free plan or trial on record
• Tight if you crawl a lot, as active projects and URLs per billing period are capped by contract
• Watch out: SEO and GEO professional services are a separate monthly contract

DYNO Mapper

• Lite leaves out the content inventory, audit, rank tracking and accessibility testing; those start at Pro, $49 a month billed annually.
• Scheduled crawls and crawling of private sites start at Standard, $99 a month billed annually.
• Crawls are capped at 2,500 to 25,000 pages depending on the plan; larger limits need an Enterprise plan.
• Monthly plans have a one-month minimum term and annual plans a one-year minimum.

Lumar

• No prices are published: the pricing page is a quote form, and packages are built from the apps and metrics a team picks.
• Accounts have limits on active projects and on URLs crawled per billing period, set in each contract.
• No free plan or free trial is mentioned on the site; access starts with a demo or a quote.
• SEO and GEO professional services are sold as a separate monthly contract.

DYNO Mapper

Visual sitemaps

Crawl HTML or JavaScript sites, including ones behind a login, into interactive sitemaps in 5 styles that can be reordered, tagged and exported to PDF or CSV.

Content inventory and audit

Lists every page and asset, and flags broken links, errors, duplicate metadata, orphan pages and weak internal linking, with scheduled re-checks.

Accessibility testing

Tests pages against WCAG 2.0 to 2.2, Section 508 and other standards, sorting issues into known, likely and potential, with monthly scheduled scans.

Keyword rank tracking

Daily rankings on Google, Bing and Yahoo by country and device, with search volume, CPC and weekly report emails; exports to PDF or CSV.

Content planning and assignments

Plan SEO metadata and page content in the sitemap editor, assign pages to people and follow progress through a workflow and content calendar.

API and MCP server

A public API, and an MCP server with 75 tools that lets AI agents such as Claude and Cursor run audits and pull keyword data.

Lumar

Cloud crawler

Crawls run in the cloud at up to 450 URLs a second, or 350 rendered, with schedules, speed limits and a safeguard that pauses a crawl when failures pass a set rate.

Analyze

Lumar says Analyze has 350+ built-in reports on technical SEO, AI search readiness, site speed and accessibility, plus custom extractions from page HTML.

Monitor

Follows key metrics across several domains, site sections or country sites on shared dashboards, with alerts when new issues appear.

Protect

Runs automated SEO, speed and accessibility tests on new code, and can stop a build in GitHub, Jenkins, CircleCI or Azure DevOps when a test fails.

GEO and AI visibility

Reports on what may keep pages out of AI search answers and tracks brand mentions and sentiment on AI platforms, with AI-written suggestions.

Accessibility and speed

Tests pages against WCAG 2.2 levels A to AAA, and runs Lighthouse reports at scale alongside origin-level Chrome UX Report data.

DYNO Mapper

• Lite$39

  per month, billed annually ($49 billed monthly)

  1 user, 10 projects and 2,500 pages per crawl, with visual sitemaps, the AI sitemap generator, integrations, API and MCP. No audit or rank tracking.

• Pro$49

  per month, billed annually ($64 billed monthly)

  1 user, 10 projects, 5,000 pages per crawl, content inventory and audit, content planning, 500 tracked keywords and accessibility testing.

• Standard$99

  per month, billed annually ($129 billed monthly)

  Unlimited users, 25 projects, 5,000 pages per crawl, 1,000 keywords, 1 scheduled crawl project, private site crawling and 50 GB storage.

• Organization$360

  per month, billed annually ($399 billed monthly)

  Unlimited users, 50 projects, 25,000 pages per crawl, 2,500 keywords, 5 scheduled crawl projects and a custom SLA or security review.

• EnterpriseCustom

  Higher crawling limits, arranged by contacting the vendor after signing up.

Lumar

Pricing could not be confirmed. See lumar.io.

DYNO Mapper

• Annual discount

  Save about 10% to 23% with annual billing

  DYNO Mapper's pricing page lists Lite at $39 a month billed annually against $49 billed monthly; the saving is about 23% on Pro and Standard and 10% on Organization.

• Nonprofit

  5% off for nonprofits and education

  Nonprofits and educational institutions get 5% off, combinable with the annual saving, by asking before sign-up and showing proof of status.

Lumar

No public discounts listed.