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Well, I was informed that I was en-queue to be invited to the Moz Site Crawl v2. I have several client sites making use of SNI b/c, well... CDN's. What is the point of telling me I may receive an invitation shortly, then hearing nothing back and not being able to crawl their sites... this makes this service 100% useless as I can simply use a couple of different tools (free) to perform the same tasks... don't get me wrong... I would rather use Moz and this is not intended to flame the service as I think it could be great... if only it worked. I cannot justify the lack of response, nor the lack of service (what we intended to use here) for the price. It seems like this is simply a waiting game wherein Moz expects me to pay for this service and THEN I will receive my invite?

Is it at all possible that anyone can look into this and/or my invite status. If I cannot sample these features before long, you've lost a solid potential client. (Not my loss)

@Darren, no.. it's not there and I would be mindful to not post if it was present.

@Jon, thanks for the response. I signed up with admin[at]jmsolodesigns.com - this is both for login as well as the email submitted on the form.

It's unfortunate that I have been following the progress of this for almost a year and every time it seems to be the same response from the Moz team... "Coming Soon". Well, I have applied for the beta program as all of my clients are using SNI via Let's Encrypt and some on CDN providers. It makes the price point almost NOT WORTH IT, nor does it instill much confidence to a potential customer when this issue has been bounding around the internet for almost a year with little to no head way.

Hopefully we get a response to this (the beta access) soon as I can not possibly justify spending the money on a service that other FREE tools can do. The one thing that would make this worth it is the ability to actually crawl my clients sites under one roof... which cannot be done atm.