SEO Compliance Monitor
SEO Compliance Monitor lets you define SEO rules for a domain — "every page must have a meta description", "titles under 60 characters" — and run them as a check: every rule gets pass, warning or fail, with evidence per page. Runs are stored, so you can track compliance over time.
The check is real measurement: the server fetches the sitemap, crawls the pages and evaluates the rules deterministically — no AI. One important practical note in the current version: create rulesets from a template — "from scratch" produces an empty ruleset that cannot receive rules afterwards, and rules cannot be edited after creation.
Who this tool is for
Agencies and in-house teams who want to enforce SEO standards across pages — and document compliance with history.
Prerequisites
- Freelancer tier or higher (scout/starter have no access; ruleset, rule, page and history limits grow with tier)
- 25 credits per run; setup and export are free
- A domain with a reachable sitemap
How to use it
- Create a ruleset from a template and adjust the rule selection during creation.
- Run the check — pages are crawled and every rule evaluated.
- Read the result per rule: status, which pages fail, expected vs actual value.
- Follow the trend graph across runs, and export as JSON (growth+).
How to read the result
- Fail is a rule violation; warning is a borderline case; the evidence shows exactly which URLs are affected.
- The trend graph is the real value over time — run regularly with the same ruleset so numbers stay comparable.
Common errors
- "No enabled rules found": the ruleset is empty (typically a "from scratch" setup) — recreate from a template. The charge is refunded automatically.
- The run fails: credits are refunded automatically; check that the sitemap responds.
Limitations
- Rules cannot be changed after creation — create a new ruleset when needed (your tier's count limit applies).
- Scheduled runs and alerts are not available from this page yet, even though the tier table mentions them — run manually.
- The page limit per run follows your tier (10–100 pages).
Related tools
- Website Grader, for single-page assessment
- Internal Link Auditor, for the linking rules
- Domain Tracking, for the ranking side of compliance
Last updated 2026-08-06