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Find out your rankings tanked the same day it happened, not the same quarter.

Daily crawls on Team tier catch a score drop or a new critical issue the moment it appears, alert the contacts you already trust for uptime, and roll up into a scheduled SEO report.

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Why it matters

Daily SEO crawls, alerts & reports

SEO problems are quiet the way a slow leak is quiet — no outage, no error page, just rankings sliding for weeks before someone finally checks Search Console and asks what happened. By the time it's obvious, you've lost a month of organic traffic you can't easily get back. Unlike an outage, there's no single moment where something obviously broke — a ranking drop shows up gradually, a percentage point or two at a time, easy to write off as normal fluctuation until you look back and realize it's been trending the same direction for six weeks straight. Nobody schedules time to manually re-run an SEO audit every day just in case, which is exactly why a slow-moving problem like this can run for so long unnoticed. Automating the daily check and alerting on what actually changed turns a problem that used to take a quarter to notice into one you hear about the same day it starts. It's the SEO equivalent of a slow gas leak — nothing dramatic happens on any single day, which is exactly what makes it dangerous. By the time a ranking drop is obvious enough to notice without help, a meaningful amount of traffic has usually already been lost.

Daily, not whenever you remember

Team tier crawls automatically every day — no need to remember to run an audit before it's already a problem. Manual audits only catch what's wrong on the day someone happens to run one; a daily crawl means the gap between a regression happening and someone noticing it shrinks from however long it takes to remember down to a single day. It's the difference between finding a regression the day it happens and finding it the day someone finally goes looking. It's the difference between reacting to a problem and discovering you had one months after the fact.

Alerts on what changed

A score drop or a new critical issue notifies your existing contacts — the same email, Slack, webhook or SMS setup as your uptime alerts. There's no separate SEO-specific alert system to configure from scratch; whoever already gets paged for downtime is the same person who finds out the moment a page's canonical tag breaks or the score takes a real hit. It's one alerting system to maintain instead of two running in parallel. It closes the gap between something breaking and someone actually finding out about it.

A report that lands in someone's inbox

The Automations SEO report sends score and issue counts on a schedule, across every registered site — no dashboard login required to stay informed. That's useful for anyone who wants a regular check-in without making SEO monitoring part of their daily routine — a marketing lead, a stakeholder, or just future-you skimming a weekly digest. It's built for the reality that not everyone who cares about SEO wants to live inside the dashboard. It's built for the reader who wants the summary, not the raw dashboard.

FAQ

Daily SEO crawls, alerts & reports, answered.

How do I find out about a new issue?

Team tier alerts the same contacts you already trust for uptime — email, Slack, webhook or SMS — the moment a daily crawl finds a score drop or a new critical issue. There's nothing separate to configure; it uses the exact same contacts and channels already set up for your monitors. There's nothing extra to configure to make that happen — it's on by default the moment Team tier crawls daily. It's already working in the background the moment daily crawls are enabled.

Do I have to log in to see the report?

No — the Automations SEO report sends score and issue counts on a schedule, across every registered site, straight to your inbox. It's built for the person who wants a regular pulse check on SEO health without making a habit of logging into the dashboard to look for it. It's designed for the person who wants the headline numbers without the ceremony of logging in to get them. It's one of the simplest ways to stay informed without changing how you already work.

How much crawl history do I actually keep?

Free and Starter keep only the latest crawl's detail and score on hand. Team keeps 10 crawls of full issue detail and 6 months of score history, so a trend line — or a regression — is still there to look back on. That history is what turns a single score into an actual story about whether things are getting better or worse. That's enough runway to tell a genuine trend apart from ordinary week-to-week noise. It's enough history to actually make an informed call about whether a change helped or hurt.

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