Stop Checking Dashboards.
Get Notified When It Matters.
Set your own thresholds for clicks, impressions, CTR, and rankings. The moment something crosses your limits, you will know — instantly, via Slack. No more manual checking. No more missed drops.
Alert Dashboard
3 active alerts monitoring
Clicks dropped below 500 (current: 423)
Checked 2 hours ago
Position stays below 5 (current: 3.2)
Checked 6 hours ago
CTR below 3% AND impressions below 10k
Checked 12 hours ago
The Problems With
Manual Monitoring
If you are still relying on manual dashboard checks, you are already behind.
Missed Drops
You miss traffic drops or ranking changes because you only check your dashboard occasionally.
Delayed Detection
By the time you notice a problem, it has already been hurting your site for days.
Manual Monitoring
Checking multiple metrics manually across multiple properties is time-consuming and error-prone.
Compound Problems
No way to catch subtle compound issues like clicks dropping AND position worsening simultaneously.
Fragmented Coverage
Setting up monitoring separately for each website means inconsistent, fragmented coverage.
Powerful Monitoring,
Simple Setup
Configure exactly what you want to watch, set your thresholds, and let the system do the rest.
Alerts Per Property
Each website you manage gets its own independent alert configuration and its own dedicated Slack connection.
Granular Targeting
Monitor your entire site, a single specific page, or a specific search query with the same precision.
Custom Thresholds
Define exactly what values should trigger a notification — clicks below 50, position above 10, CTR under 3%.
Multi-Condition Logic
Combine multiple metrics with AND/OR logic. Trigger only when a precise combination of conditions is met.
Flexible Check Frequency
Choose how often alerts are checked: every 6 hours, 12 hours, daily, or weekly — you decide.
Slack Per Property
Each website connects to its own Slack channel. Notifications go to the right place automatically.
Real-World
Use Cases
See how teams are using Custom Alerts to stay ahead of SEO issues.
Setup
Alert when homepage clicks drop below 500
Result
Team notified within hours of a traffic dip, not days later during a weekly review.
Setup
10 client sites, each with dedicated Slack channels
Result
Each client's alerts flow to the right channel — no manual sorting or routing needed.
Setup
Weekly alert on top-converting query when position exceeds 5
Result
Immediately informed when a critical product ranking slips out of the top 5.
Setup
Alert when both impressions AND CTR drop simultaneously
Result
Catches serious compound issues that single-metric alerts would miss.
Frequently Asked
Questions
Everything you need to know about Custom Alerts and how they work.
You can monitor clicks, impressions, click-through rate (CTR), and average search position. Each alert can watch one or more of these metrics with your custom thresholds.
Yes. You can target the whole site, one specific page URL, or one specific search query. This gives you granular control over exactly what you are watching.
You can combine a primary metric condition with additional conditions, all evaluated together using AND or OR logic. This lets you create smart compound alerts that only fire when multiple criteria are met.
Yes. Each property has its own independent Slack connection, so notifications go to exactly the right channel. This is especially useful for agencies managing multiple client sites.
You choose the frequency: every 6 hours, every 12 hours, daily, or weekly. This lets you balance between fast detection and avoiding unnecessary checks for slower-moving metrics.
A formatted Slack message is sent to your connected channel with the alert name, the metric values, the condition that was met, and a timestamp. You get all the context you need to take action.
Yes. You can toggle any alert on or off at any time. This is useful for temporarily disabling alerts during site migrations or known maintenance periods.
Yes. Each alert shows its recent check history including status, the value that was measured, and whether a notification was successfully delivered to Slack.
No. Multi-condition logic and custom thresholds mean you only hear about what you actually care about. You set the limits based on what is normal for your site, so false positives are minimized.
The system logs every alert check and records whether a notification was sent. You have a full audit trail in the alert history, so you can always see what happened even if Slack delivery failed.
Stop Manually Checking.
Start Getting Notified.
Set your thresholds once, and let the system watch your metrics 24/7. You will only hear about what actually needs your attention.