Site Watch · SEO + AI visibility + security
Know when a deploy breaks your SEO, AI visibility or security
We re-check your site and email you when noindex or the canonical changes, the title or H1 disappears, robots.txt starts blocking AI crawlers, llms.txt goes missing, a security header is removed, or your TLS certificate (14 days) or domain (30 days) is about to expire. Free for one site.
Your watched sites
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Plans
Prepaid with USDT (TRC20) or PayPal. No automatic renewal.
Free
$0 forever
One site, checked monthly.
- 1 site
- Monthly check and digest email
- All change and expiry checks
- One-click unsubscribe
Pro Recommended
$12 per 3 months
Or $36 for 12 months.
- 5 sites
- Weekly checks
- Email as soon as something changes
- Monthly digest
- Reminder a week before it ends
Agency
$15 per month
For freelancers and agencies.
- 50 sites
- Weekly checks
- Email as soon as something changes
- Monthly digest
Pro for a year: $36 for 12 months. Use the same email as your Site Watch account when you order.
Frequently asked questions
What does Site Watch check?
Each check loads your page the way a crawler does and reads robots.txt, llms.txt, response headers, the newest public TLS certificate (from certificate transparency logs) and your domain's expiry date (from RDAP). You get an email when noindex or the canonical changes, the title or H1 disappears, robots.txt starts blocking AI search crawlers, llms.txt disappears, a security header is removed, the certificate expires within 14 days or the domain within 30 days.
Is it uptime monitoring?
No. It checks weekly (Pro and Agency) or monthly (Free) for things that quietly break SEO, AI visibility and security after a deploy. It doesn't ping your site every minute.
How do paid plans work?
They're prepaid: Pro is $12 for 3 months or $36 for 12 months, Agency is $15 for 1 month. Pay with USDT (TRC20) or PayPal using the invoice from the order page; the plan switches on when the payment is confirmed. Nothing renews automatically; we email you a week before it ends.
What do you store?
Your email address, the sites you watch, and the latest check result and recent changes for each site. Nothing else. Unsubscribing deletes it all (for a paid plan we keep only the email, plan and end date so the remaining time can be refunded).
How accurate is the certificate date?
We read the newest certificate logged publicly for your hostname. That's almost always the one your server uses, but if you've just renewed and not deployed it, the date shown may be later than the certificate actually served.