App
Site Health Monitor
Re-checks your site's technical health each week and alerts you to new errors — broken pages, speed drops, pages falling out of Google.
How it works
- Read·reads the pages that matter
- AI·thinking it through · today's best AI
- Delivered·chat · email · dashboard
It asks you 5 things.
In chat, one at a time. Tap an option or type a few words.
1What is your website?
yourbusiness.com
2Any key pages to watch closely? (optional)
e.g. /pricing, /checkout
3What should I watch for?
Broken pages & linksSpeed dropsPages dropping out of GoogleMissing titles or metaBroken structured data4How often?
WeeklyMonthly5Where should it go?
ChatEmailDashboard
Who it's for
Solo SaaS founder
Know the week a page breaks or drops out of Google — without checking your site by hand.
Freelance SEO or small-agency owner
Keep every client site healthy and catch problems before the client emails you.
DTC / ecommerce marketer
Spot a broken product page or a speed drop before it quietly costs you sales.
Questions
Good to know.
It re-checks your site's technical health every week and flags what changed since last time. That covers broken pages, pages that got slower, and pages that have fallen out of Google search. You get a short list of new problems, not a 200-line audit to wade through. If nothing broke, it tells you that too.
It watches for what changed instead of handing you a full report to comb through. Semrush and Ahrefs are big platforms that cost around $99–139/mo whether you open them or not. Site Health Monitor runs on a schedule, costs about $0.50 a run, and only pings you when something new breaks — so you can drop a subscription you barely log into.
About $0.50 a run, and you only pay when it runs — no subscription. You see the price before every run, so there's never a surprise bill. Run it weekly and it comes to a couple dollars a month, versus a $99–139/mo SEO platform. New here? Your first runs come out of a $2 free credit.
It checks your live pages directly and reports what it finds: whether each page loads, how fast it loads, and whether it still shows up in Google search. No guessed grades or made-up health scores. If a page returns an error or disappears from search, that's a real signal you can act on, and you see exactly which pages changed.
Yes — that's one of the main things it watches for. Each week it checks whether your key pages still appear in Google search and alerts you when one is gone. A page can drop out of the index while everything on your site still looks fine, so this catches the loss you'd otherwise miss for weeks.
It runs once a week on a schedule you set, so you don't have to remember anything. You only hear from it when something new breaks — otherwise it stays quiet. Set the schedule once and get on with your work; it does the checking for you.