Stop losing ranking because of
unnoticed changes on your site
Instant alerts when competitors update content, meta tags, H1 or page structure. Prevent ranking losses.
Specific problems
Do these situations sound familiar?
Silently modified content
Competitors update their key pages without announcing it. You only find out after your ranking drops.
Meta tags deleted by accident
A plugin update can wipe out meta descriptions across dozens of pages.
Canonical or robots changed by mistake
A noindex tag or a wrong canonical can slip in after a deploy and take a page out of the index without anyone noticing.
Unnoticed DOM changes
The HTML structure of key pages can change after an update, confusing Google's crawlers.
How it works
Add the critical pages
Homepage, category pages, landing pages: any URL that matters for your SEO.
We monitor the content
At every check we compare the title, meta description, H1, canonical, meta robots, Open Graph tags and schema types.
Instant alert
For major and critical changes you get a notification with a summary of what changed. Minor changes are recorded in the dashboard.
What you get
Content + meta detection
Changes to the title, meta description, H1, canonical and meta robots are detected automatically.
Instant alerts
You are notified after the check that detects the change, so you can fix it early.
Change history
Compare previous versions with a text diff that highlights what changed.
Key page monitoring
Focus on the pages that drive traffic and conversions.
AI Summary
AI summarizes in two lines what changed and why it might matter for SEO.
Prevent ranking losses
Find out about unwanted SEO changes early and correct them.
Example: a plugin update removes the meta descriptions from several pages. The SEO monitor detects the empty field at the next check and alerts you, so you can restore them.
What SEO Monitor detects - 13 elements
At every check, OmniWatchGuard automatically extracts and compares the following SEO fields
Full text and character length. Alert on change.
Text and length. Alert if over 160 characters or empty.
Count and content. Alert if missing or multiple H1s.
Total number of H2s on the page.
Canonical URL. Critical alert on change.
Noindex/nofollow detection. Critical alert if the page becomes non-indexable.
Open Graph title shown when shared on social media.
Open Graph description shown when shared.
Preview image for social media.
Schema.org JSON-LD types present (Product, Article, FAQ etc.).
Number of images missing the alt attribute - important for SEO and accessibility.
Meta viewport - essential for mobile-first indexing.
Lang attribute on the html tag - important for international SEO.
Example scenarios
SEO agency: watching competitor pages
You add competitor pages as SEO monitors. Changed titles, meta descriptions and H1s are reported.
Online store: content lost after a CMS error
A category page loses most of its text after a CMS error. The text monitor detects the change at the next check.
Blog with several authors
Accidental edits to titles or meta tags on published articles are detected at the next check.
Get started now
Free 10-day trial, no card: up to 3 monitors, checked every 60 minutes.
Try free (no card) →Frequently asked questions
Does it also monitor competitor pages?
Yes, you can monitor public URLs that allow automated access: your own pages or competitors' pages.
Does it detect meta tag changes too?
Yes, the SEO monitor covers the title, meta description, H1, canonical, meta robots, Open Graph tags and schema types.
How often are pages checked?
Depending on your plan: every 60 minutes on Starter; every 15, 30 or 60 minutes on Pro; every 5, 15, 30 or 60 minutes on Agency.
Can I also monitor mobile versions?
No. The crawler does not simulate mobile devices.
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