Find out when your
SEO fixes get undone.
Someone changes a template. A canonical points somewhere unexpected. A noindex appears on an important page.
Coffeepot checks your chosen URLs daily and emails you when monitored SEO signals change. Add your pages, choose your alerts, and leave it running.
One URL. Daily checks. Free to keep using.
See what changed, without checking it yourself.
You shouldn’t have to keep reopening a client’s pages to check that the work you signed off is still there. Coffeepot keeps a record and flags the changes.
https://example.com/services/
| Field | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Canonical URL | https://example.com/services/ | https://example.com/ |
| Robots noindex | Absent | Present |
The canonical changed. A noindex directive appeared. You’ve got a clear starting point for investigating.
Built by Chris Spann, a technical SEO consultant.
Set it up. Get on with your day.
Pick the pages that matter.
Start with a client homepage, a key landing page, or a URL you’ve just fixed. Add URLs across different sites within your plan’s limit.
Tell it what to watch.
Choose your alert fields. Set an expected canonical or noindex value when the right answer for that page needs to be explicit.
Let Coffeepot check.
Pages are rendered with JavaScript and checked daily, or twice daily on Venti. Your first check establishes a baseline.
After your first-check email, you hear about monitored changes, new issues and recoveries. When nothing changes, Coffeepot stays quiet. No daily dashboard ritual required.
Start with one page. Brew a bigger pot when you need it.
- 1 URL checked daily
- Title, description, canonical & noindex
- robots.txt monitoring
- Email alerts on change
- 30-day history
- 10 URLs checked daily
- Everything in Free
- GA & GTM script monitoring
- SSL & domain expiry warnings
- Word count change alerts
- Broken image detection
- 90-day history
- 50 URLs checked twice daily
- Everything in Grande
- Schema (JSON-LD) validation
- Internal link checker
- Hreflang monitoring
- Manual re-checks
- Slack alerts
- 180-day history
A couple of things worth knowing.
Is this real-time monitoring?
Coffeepot checks daily on Free and Grande, and twice daily on Venti. Alerts reflect what it finds at those checks. Venti also includes manual re-checks.
What if a page is supposed to be noindex?
Set noindex as the expected value for that page. You can also specify an expected canonical and choose which fields send alerts.
What should I monitor first?
Pick a page where an unnoticed change would matter: a valuable service page, a client’s homepage, or a page you’ve recently repaired. The free plan lets you watch one URL for as long as you need.