Catch SEO-critical changes before they hurt rankings
A safety net for the pages you cannot afford to lose. SEOlerts checks your most important URLs on a schedule and tells you when a canonical, a noindex, a status code or a title changes. It will not happen often. That is why it is often missed.
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Three ways it saves you
Every signal that decides indexing
Status codes, redirects, canonicals, meta robots, titles, descriptions, hreflang, sitemap inclusion and internal links. If it changes how a page is crawled or understood, we check it.
Ranked by severity, not by volume
A noindex on a money page is not the same as a tweaked meta description. Every change is classified severe, medium or low, so the alerts you open are the ones that matter.
A record of what happened, & when
When a client asks what changed in March, you have the answer. Every detected change is logged with a timestamp and the old and new values.
Built by technical SEOs who got tired of finding out too late
It hardly ever happens. That is the problem.
A noindex ships with a template. A canonical points at staging. A robots.txt gets overwritten by a deploy. None of it happens often, and that is exactly why nobody is watching for it. You cannot build a habit around something that goes wrong twice a year, so when it does go wrong it runs quietly for weeks, and the damage is in how long it ran, not in the change itself. SEOlerts came out of 10+ years of migrations, releases and CMS updates quietly breaking things that nobody caught until it was too late. We built the tool we wanted on those projects.