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NFT & GameFi · Floor price aware

NFT and GameFi SEO audit. Built for marketplaces and Web3 games.

Run a full SEO audit on any NFT marketplace, PFP collection, GameFi protocol or Web3 game studio. Eight crypto-native modules covering CreativeWork and VideoGame schema, collection authority, AI visibility (AEO) and floor price markup. Free first audit, no signup.

10+NFT & GameFi sites audited
64%avg AEO score
~60sreport time
// Why NFT and GameFi need specialized SEO

Generic SEO tools were not built for Web3 NFTs and games

NFT marketplaces and Web3 games have unique ranking signals: visual collection schema, floor price markup and AI search behaviors. Three things every project needs that Ahrefs and Semrush cannot do.

CreativeWork and VideoGame schema

NFT collections need CreativeWork schema with creator, dateCreated and license fields. Web3 games need VideoGame schema with gamePlatform and genre. Generic SEO tools do not check or validate these.

Token schema audit →

Floor price and collection authority

NFT rankings now factor floor price freshness, OpenSea and Blur listing depth, mint authentication signals and collection-creator links. These signals require crawling NFT-specific sources, which generic tools do not do.

Crypto SEO guide →

AEO for floor price and play-to-earn

ChatGPT, Perplexity and Claude rank NFT marketplaces and Web3 games when users ask "best NFT marketplace" or "best play-to-earn game". AEO scoring uses different signals than Google. Crawlux is the only audit tool that tests AEO for crypto.

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// Built for these NFT & GameFi categories

Calibrated for every Web3 vertical

Each category has different SEO concerns. Crawlux tunes the audit based on whether you run a marketplace, collection, GameFi protocol or game studio.

// 01 Marketplaces

NFT marketplaces

OpenSea, Blur, Magic Eden, LooksRare

  • CollectionPage and Product schema audit
  • Floor price markup with structured data
  • Per-collection landing page architecture
// 02 Collections

PFP & art collections

Azuki, Pudgy Penguins, Doodles, Milady

  • CreativeWork schema with creator and license
  • Mint authentication and provenance signals
  • "[Collection] floor price" keyword targeting
// 03 GameFi

GameFi protocols

Axie Infinity, Illuvium, Pixels, Big Time

  • VideoGame schema with gamePlatform and genre
  • Tokenomics and play-to-earn page audits
  • "Best play-to-earn [year]" keyword map
// 04 Studios

Web3 game studios

Sky Mavis, Yuga Labs, Faraway, Animoca

  • Studio Organization schema with sameAs
  • Multi-game portfolio architecture
  • Press and DappRadar authority signals
// Generic SEO vs NFT-native SEO

What generic tools miss for NFT and GameFi

Side-by-side: what an enterprise SEO suite gives an NFT or GameFi project versus what Crawlux delivers.

Generic SEO suite

What Ahrefs or Semrush gives an NFT site

  • No CreativeWork or VideoGame schema validation
  • No floor price markup audit
  • No AEO testing for NFT and play-to-earn queries
  • Treats OpenSea and Blur backlinks as generic
  • No mint authentication or creator verification audit
  • Generic competitor pool, not NFT or GameFi specific
  • Subscription pricing $99-139/month
Crawlux NFT & GameFi SEO

What Crawlux gives an NFT or GameFi site

  • Full CreativeWork, VideoGame and Product schema audit
  • Floor price markup audit with structured data
  • AEO testing across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude
  • OpenSea, Blur and DappRadar links scored as authority
  • Creator verification and mint authenticity signals
  • Top 20 competitor pool by NFT or GameFi vertical
  • One-time $0/$25/$49 per domain

See how your NFT or GameFi project scores. Free first audit, no signup.

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// NFT & GameFi SEO methodology

How a Crawlux NFT or GameFi audit works

Four phases run in parallel. Most audits complete in under 60 seconds. White-label PDF report ready immediately.

  1. Schema audit

    Validates CreativeWork, VideoGame, Product and CollectionPage JSON-LD. Checks creator fields, license, dateCreated, gamePlatform and floor price markup.

    See token schema module →
  2. Collection or game architecture

    Crawls /collection/ /game/ and /play/ pages. Validates per-collection schema, internal linking and crawl budget. Flags duplicate content and orphan pages.

    See technical SEO module →
  3. AEO check on NFT and gaming queries

    Tests your project against real prompts in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Claude. Scores citation frequency for "best NFT marketplace", "best play-to-earn game" and "[collection] floor price" queries.

    See AEO module →
  4. Competitor benchmarking

    Benchmarks your project against the top 20 NFT marketplaces or GameFi sites. Highlights schema gaps, AEO score deltas and authority signals like DappRadar listings.

    See competitor module →
// Pricing for NFT & GameFi audits

One-time, per domain. No subscription.

Free first audit on every NFT or GameFi site so you can test before upgrading. Pay once per domain you audit, never monthly.

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Team · $49

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All 8 modules. Unlimited re-audits. 5 seats.

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// NFT & GameFi SEO FAQ

NFT and GameFi SEO questions, answered

Common questions from marketplace teams, collection founders and Web3 game studios about SEO, schema and AI search.

How do I do SEO for an NFT marketplace?

NFT marketplace SEO requires four pillars. First, CollectionPage and Product schema on every collection landing page with floor price markup. Second, programmatic /collection/[slug] page architecture so each collection targets its own buy and floor price queries. Third, AEO optimization so ChatGPT and Perplexity recommend you for queries like "best NFT marketplace" or "where to buy [collection]". Fourth, marketplace-specific YMYL trust signals like authentic verification, seller guarantees and on-chain provenance display.

Read the full crypto SEO guide or run a free audit on your marketplace.

What schema does an NFT collection need?

NFT collections need CreativeWork schema as the primary entity with creator, dateCreated and license fields. Add Product schema for the marketplace listing page with offers showing floor price. Use Person schema with sameAs for the artist. CollectionPage schema groups individual NFTs together. For utility-bearing NFTs add adjacent FinancialProduct schema if they grant yield or governance rights.

Walk through the full schema setup in the token schema guide.

How do I rank a GameFi project in Google?

GameFi projects rank by adding VideoGame schema with gamePlatform, genre and publisher fields. Build dedicated landing pages for tokenomics, gameplay and how-to-earn flows. Target play-to-earn keywords like "best play-to-earn game [year]" and "[game] earnings". Get listed on PlayToEarn, ChainPlay and DappRadar with proper canonical links. Crawlux audits all GameFi-specific signals in one report.

How do I rank for floor price queries?

Floor price queries like "[collection] floor price" or "BAYC floor price today" require dedicated /collection/[slug] pages with structured data showing current floor in Product schema offers. Update price markup in real time or use a daily-refresh strategy. Internal-link from blog posts about the collection. Avoid keyword stuffing as it triggers YMYL quality penalties on financial content.

Can ChatGPT recommend my NFT marketplace?

AI search engines cite NFT marketplaces based on structured data, factual density and authority mentions on crawlable sources like CoinGecko, DappRadar and crypto news outlets. Crawlux's AI Visibility audit tests your marketplace against real prompts in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Claude, scoring how often you appear and the wording AI models use about you.

What's the best SEO strategy for a Web3 game?

Web3 games should target three keyword clusters in parallel: discovery ("best blockchain game", "play-to-earn games"), tokenomics ("[token] price" and "how to earn [token]") and gameplay ("how to play [game]"). Build dedicated subpages for each cluster with VideoGame schema. AEO matters because gamers ask Perplexity and ChatGPT for game recommendations more than they Google.

How do I get my NFT collection found in AI search?

AI search visibility for NFT collections requires consistent factual mentions across crawlable sources. Get listed on CoinGecko NFT and Dune dashboards. Publish a definitive collection page on your domain with CreativeWork schema, complete metadata and on-chain provenance. AI models cite the collection page when users ask "what is [collection]" or "best PFP NFTs". Crawlux tests AI visibility for your collection in 60 seconds.

Do generic SEO tools work for NFT and GameFi sites?

Generic SEO tools partially work for NFT and GameFi. They catch core issues like broken links, slow page speed and missing meta tags. But they cannot validate CreativeWork or VideoGame schema, do not test AEO, miss collection-specific keyword intent and cannot benchmark against the top 20 marketplaces or GameFi projects. For Web3 sites, generic tools cover roughly 40 percent of what matters.

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