A monitoring plan audits your site on a schedule and sends the right report at the right moment — urgent breakages the day they happen, a tidy fix-list every week, and the big month-vs-month picture once a month.
Each report has its own job. Daily catches what just broke, weekly tells you what to change now, and monthly shows how far you’ve come.
We watch for the urgent stuff and flag it the day it happens — pages that stop rendering, broken links, sudden speed drops, missing or changed metas, and indexability changes. You get an email the moment it matters.
A prioritized shortlist of the quick wins worth doing this week — new issues since the last run, on-page tweaks, and any ranking movement, ranked by impact so you always know what to fix first.
The trend view: month-vs-month score history, keyword and ranking progress, and how your site is drifting over time — built from the data we retain so you can measure real change, not snapshots.
You don’t have to log in to find out something’s wrong. The moment a page breaks or stops rendering, we email you — in plain English, no jargon.
If a page stops rendering, throws an error, or drops off the map, you get an email that same day — not at the end of the month when the damage is done.
Point alerts at any inbox you like — yours, your developer’s, a shared team address. The right person hears about the right problem.
Every alert says what actually happened in words anyone can act on — “your /pricing page stopped rendering” or “LCP jumped 1.2s” — not a wall of codes.
Snapshots tell you where you are today. Trends tell you whether you’re winning. We keep enough history to do both — automatically.
We retain 60–90 days of audit history (configurable per account), so every monthly report compares this month to last. Your score history, keyword and ranking progress, and on-page changes are all lined up side by side — no spreadsheets, no manual tracking. You just open the report and see whether the needle moved.
Watch your overall health score climb (or dip) week over week, with this month set against last so progress is obvious at a glance.
See which terms are gaining ground and which are slipping, tracked across the retention window instead of a single moment in time.
Keep anywhere from 60 to 90 days of history, tuned to how far back you want your comparisons to reach — you control the window.
This daily / weekly / monthly cadence — and the email alerts that come with it — ships with the $10/mo Single-Page Watch and the $20/mo Whole-Site Audit. Pick the scope, and the reports run themselves.
See Plans & Pricing →Run a free scan first, then turn on a monthly plan whenever you want the reports delivered for you — no login, no card to start.