Spider re-audits your pages and re-crawls your sites on a schedule, compares each run with the previous one, and alerts you on the dashboard and by email when something important changes, before it costs you traffic.
What changes does Spider alert you to?
- The page score moves by 3 or more points.
- A crawl finds new critical issues.
- A page becomes noindex, or its canonical tag changes.
- The title changes.
- robots.txt or the sitemap changes.
- A page's status code changes, for example to a 404 or a redirect.
How often can checks run?
Daily, weekly or monthly, per page or per site. A disabled account's schedules pause automatically and its data is kept.
Can you send SEO reports to clients?
Yes. Schedule a weekly or monthly email report for yourself or a client: one plain summary of everything Spider knows about a domain, from audit scores to rankings.
Why monitor at all?
Most ranking losses come from accidental changes: a developer leaves a noindex tag on after a release, a plugin rewrites titles, or a migration breaks redirects. Monitoring turns those into an alert the same day instead of a traffic drop weeks later. See site migration SEO.
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