For in-house SEO teams
SEO tools for in-house teams that catch bad releases early
SEO tools for in-house teams that spot the release that changed something important, show developers exactly what broke, and confirm the fix on the live site.
Releases that break SEO quietly
The problem: A deploy adds noindex to a shared template, and nobody notices for weeks.
How the platform solves it: Change Monitor compares pages with their last good state and turns the change into one incident, with the count, examples and any nearby deploy.
A clear picture of a large site
The problem: Large sites hide problems in pages nobody visits.
How the platform solves it: The Website Audit reads every page, and the SEO Issue Checker lists the problems in order of importance, each with its proof.
Content that works together
The problem: Pages overlap, go stale or sit without internal links.
How the platform solves it: Website Brain maps your content and answers questions with cited pages, and the Internal Link Suggester proposes links that change nothing until you approve them.
Developers get what they need
The problem: Vague requests slow every fix.
How the platform solves it: Each issue becomes a ticket with the affected URLs and the proof, and a re-check confirms the fix on the live site.
The tools for this job
The tools that watch your site, explain each change and keep your content connected.
- AI-poweredAvailableChange MonitorMonitor website changes that matter, and turn many small alerts into one clear incident.
- AI-poweredAvailableSEO Issue CheckerAn on page SEO checker that takes crawl data and lists the SEO problems, with proof, in order of importance.
- AI-poweredAvailableWebsite AuditAn AI website audit that crawls a site, scores its health and lists every SEO issue with the pages to fix, in your browser.
- AI-poweredAvailableInternal Link SuggesterAn internal linking tool that suggests which pages should link to each other, with the passage and the exact words for every link.
- AI-poweredAvailableUptime MonitorA website uptime monitor that checks a site all the time and alerts you when it is really down.
Questions, answered
How often does Change Monitor check our site?
robots.txt, the sitemap and up to 20 sample pages covering different templates are checked every hour, with a daily sitemap sample and a weekly full crawl.
Will one bad template flood us with alerts?
No. Changes with the same rule, new value and template, at a similar time, become one incident with the count and sample URLs.
Can we tell the platform about our deploys?
Yes. Your CI can report each deploy through a simple API, so an incident shows the release that came just before it.
Does the Internal Link Suggester change our site on its own?
No. Nothing changes without your approval, and every applied link can be undone.
How do we confirm a developer's fix?
The same check that found the problem runs again on the affected URLs, and the ticket shows the result.
Catch the next bad release early
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