SEO Monitoring for live24h
An accidental noindex after a deployment can cost you weeks of organic traffic before anyone notices. live24h continuously checks the SEO signals on your most important URLs and alerts you the moment they change.
What it looks like
Step 1 of the wizard: you enter the URL you want to monitor — live24h reads your sitemap and suggests your top money-pages so you don’t have to think about what to watch first.
Step 5: toggle JavaScript rendering on or off. The quota hint shows exactly how many JS renderings your plan has left this month — no surprises at the end of the billing cycle.
Overview tab of an active SEO check: verdict pill „OK” on the left, JS-rendered badge right next to it — one glance tells you whether the page is being served and is indexable.
Signals tab: all four monitored signals (robots.txt, meta robots, X-Robots-Tag, canonical) with current values and status — every card is clickable for the raw-data diff.
History tab: the baseline card on top with the state you marked as „good”, then the recent runs with verdict pills below. You can see at a glance when something started to drift.
Sample alert email for noindex_detected: no „something has changed” filler — a compact diff table with the old and new value. Ten seconds to know what to do.
Overview list across several SEO checks: a mix of ok, warning and critical — the critical ones float to the top automatically so you don’t have to scroll.
When Deployment Watch is active, you see it as a banner at the top: the check runs hourly instead of daily, with a countdown until automatic deactivation after 24 hours.
What we watch
robots.txt— is your URL allowed for the configured user-agent?<meta name="robots">—noindex,nofollowand the rest of the directive set.X-Robots-TagHTTP header — same directive surface, easy to forget after CDN-config changes.<link rel="canonical">— points where it should, not to staging.
Each check produces a verdict (ok / warning / critical / fetch_failed / blocked_by_waf / rate_limited) plus a diff against the baseline, so you can tell at a glance whether something changed since the last successful run.
Typical use cases
- After every deployment — turn on Deployment Watch for 24 hours; we’ll check the URL every hour instead of daily until you turn it off.
- Money-pages and product pages — pin the canonical URL, get alerted if a CMS change moves it to a different domain.
- Staging-leak guard — if your robots.txt suddenly disallows a money-page, you find out within hours, not weeks.
- WAF / Cloudflare changes — if a security policy starts returning 403 to Googlebot, we mark it
blocked_by_wafand tell you who’s blocking.
Plans
| Plan | SEO URLs |
|---|---|
| Free | — |
| Pro (9.90 EUR/month) | 5 URLs |
| Business (34.90 EUR/month) | 25 URLs |
| Agency (79 EUR/month) | 100 URLs |
| Enterprise | custom |
All checks include robots.txt caching per host, the full signal-set, and our public bot identity
so you can allow-list our user-agent at the WAF.
Privacy and ethics
- We fetch one URL per check, plus
/robots.txtonce per host (cached for 30 minutes). - We respect rate limits and back off on 429 / 403.
- We do not crawl your site. No link traversal. No JavaScript evaluation. No cookies.
- The full bot policy lives at live24h.eu/bot .
Get started
Add your first SEO check from the dashboard — pick a URL, choose which signals to watch, set a baseline, and you’re done. Daily checks are the default; the Deployment Watch toggle bumps you up to hourly for 24 hours after every release.
For sales: one-page print template
📥 Open the one-page print template — compact A4 overview with use-cases, ROI math and plans.
Note: From this print template you can produce the final 1-pager PDF for cold outreach, trade shows or sales decks via your browser’s print → “Save as PDF” (A4). Instructions for QR-code generation and PDF export live in
static/assets/sales/ONE-PAGER-TODO.md.