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Technical SEO monitoring that catches problems between audits

A quarterly audit cannot see the noindex tag that shipped last Tuesday. Scheduled monitoring can.

Why this matters for agencies

Technical problems appear with deployments, not with audit schedules. A single template change can de-index a section before anyone looks.

How Rankwell handles technical seo monitoring

The checks that matter

HTTP errors, redirect chains and loops, missing and conflicting canonicals, robots meta and robots.txt changes, sitemap problems, missing and duplicate titles, missing meta descriptions and internal linking issues.

Change detection

Each crawl is compared with the last, so newly noindexed pages and changed robots.txt files raise an issue immediately.

Resolution tracking

When a complete crawl no longer finds a problem, the issue closes automatically and the history shows when.

A polite, safe crawler

It obeys robots.txt, is rate limited, identifies itself, and only crawls websites you have confirmed you are authorised to crawl.

From detection to a client report

  1. Confirm you are authorised to crawl the website.
  2. Choose daily, weekly or monthly crawls and a page limit.
  3. Findings appear as issues with severity and affected URLs.
  4. Convert them to tasks and watch them resolve on the next crawl.

Questions about this feature

Is this a full site audit tool?
No. It is continuous monitoring of the technical signals most likely to damage organic performance, designed to run between full audits.
Will it slow my client's site?
The crawler fetches one page at a time with a delay, respects Crawl-delay, and stops at your page limit.

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