CHANGE DETECTION

See what changed on your site first.

Semust scans your key pages every day and puts every title, meta, canonical, noindex, H1, status-code and internal-link change in front of you as a word-level before→after diff. Catch an accidental noindex the morning after a deploy — before your rankings slip.

17+ change types Daily automatic scans Word-level diff
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Website Change Detector

14 changes this week

2

Critical

3

Warning

9

Info

14

Total

All14Title4Meta description3Canonical2Robots meta1Status code1H11Internal links1New URL1
DateURLTypeChange
Today 03:12/kampanyalar/yaz-indirimiRobots metaindex, follownoindex, follow
Today 03:12/urun/deri-cantaStatus code200404
Today 03:12/blog/seo-rehberiCanonical/blog/seo-guide/blog/old-content
Today 03:12/TitleHome | BrandHome - 20% Off | Brand
Yesterday 03:10/urun/keten-gomlekMeta descriptionQuality linen shirts at great prices.Quality linen shirts, 20% off, free shipping.
Yesterday 03:10/hakkimizdaH1About UsWho We Are
2 days ago/Internal links+3 / −1
2 days ago/blog/kis-koleksiyonuNew URLNew page

Live demo — click the tabs to explore changes, the diff and watched pages.

Catches these SEO changes

TitleMeta descriptionCanonicalRobots / noindexH1Status codeRedirectInternal linksSitemapHreflangSchema

Catch an accidental noindex

If a deploy silently adds noindex, robots or a canonical, Semust flags it the next morning — before your pages fall out of the index.

SEO changes, not pixels

It watches the fields that move rankings — title, meta, H1, canonical, hreflang, status code — not a pixel diff. Only what matters.

See exactly what changed

Every change arrives as a word-level before→after diff. No guessing — you read the change exactly as it happened.

17+

change types watched

Daily

automatic scans (03:00)

SEO-focused

fields that move rankings

Word-level

before → after diff

Don't let a small change become a big SEO loss.

Every SEO change on your site is caught automatically and shown as a before→after diff. Nothing breaks without you knowing.

Catch an accidental noindex before it drops you.

If a deploy silently adds noindex, robots or a canonical, your pages fall out of Google — usually unnoticed. Semust flags these critical changes on the next day's scan and puts them in front of you.

Robots meta / noindex, canonical and hreflang changesPrioritized as critical / warning / info
/kampanyalar/yaz-indirimi
index, follownoindex, follow
Kritik

Never miss a title or meta rewrite.

When someone edits a product title or meta description — sometimes by accident — your click-through rate takes a hit. Semust shows exactly which page changed, when, and how.

Title, meta description, H1 and Open Graph trackingWhich page, when, and exactly what changed

Başlık

Keten Gömlek | MarkaKeten Gömlek - İndirimli | Marka

Canonical

/keten-gomlek/eski-icerik

Know precisely what changed, down to the word.

No guessing what changed. Semust compares the old and new text and shows additions in green and removals in red, word by word.

Word-level before→after diff viewList of added and removed internal links

Meta açıklama

Kaliteliketengömlekleruygunfiyatlarla.%20indirimle,ücretsizkargo.

Catch 404s and redirects early.

When a working page suddenly returns a 404 or a new redirect appears, traffic loss starts immediately. Semust detects status-code and redirect changes and tells you.

HTTP status-code changes (200 → 404, etc.)New 301 / 302 redirects
/urun/deri-canta200404
/blog/eski301 yönlendirme

Nothing shifts in your site structure without you knowing.

New or removed URLs, internal-link changes, sitemap and robots.txt updates — everything that affects your site's structure, collected in one feed.

New / removed URLs and internal-link changesSitemap and robots.txt tracking
İç linkler+3 −1
/blog/kis-koleksiyonuSitemap: yeni

Scans daily, automatically — so you don't have to.

Semust scans your key pages every day at 03:00 and your sitemap and key pages weekly. When a scan finds changes you get an in-app notification; run one by hand anytime with 'Scan now'.

Daily + weekly automatic scans, manual 'Scan now'In-app notification when a scan completes
Tarama84 / 120
6 değişiklik bulundu · uygulama içi bildirim

Competitor page tracking — coming soon.

Soon you'll be able to watch SEO and content changes on your competitors' pages in the same feed. For now, focus on your own site — competitor tracking is on the way.

SEO / content changes on competitor pages (coming soon)The same word-level before→after diff view
Yakında

Set up in three steps.

No technical know-how required.

1

Add your pages

Add the key pages you want to watch, or let Semust discover them from your sitemap. Choose the monitoring mode: SEO only or SEO + content.

2

Let it scan

Semust scans your pages every day at 03:00. The first scan sets a baseline, and after that only real changes are flagged.

3

Notice when it changes

When something changes, you see it in one feed as a before→after diff, and you get an in-app notification when the scan completes.

Not a visual watcher — SEO-focused.

Tools like Visualping ask 'did the image change?'; Semust looks at the fields that move your rankings.

Visual Watchers
Semust (SEO-focused)
Checks whether the page image changed
Watches title, meta, canonical and noindex
Alerts on trivial visual shifts too
Focuses on fields that affect rankings
You interpret what changed yourself
Word-level before→after diff
Misses technical-SEO regressions
Detects 404s, redirects, robots.txt, sitemap
You wire up URLs one by one
Auto-discovery from sitemap + daily scans
General-purpose, SEO-unaware
Built for SEO; integrated with Index Monitor

17+ change types watched, in one panel.

Every change that could affect your site's SEO — caught automatically and shown as a before→after diff.

Meta & Tags

Title tag

Every change to the page title tag.

Meta description

Meta description changes — they affect click-through rate.

Canonical

Canonical tag changes and drift.

Robots / noindex

noindex, nofollow and robots-meta changes — critical.

Structured Data & Status

Schema (JSON-LD)

Structured data added, removed or broken.

Open Graph

Social tag changes like og:title and og:image.

Hreflang

Changes to language / region (hreflang) tags.

Status code

HTTP status-code changes (200 → 404, 500, etc.).

Content

H1

Changes to the page's H1 heading.

Word count

A notable change in content volume (word count).

Content change

A content hash showing the page's content changed.

Redirect

New 301 / 302 redirects and chains.

Site Structure & Links

New URL

New pages added to your site.

Removed URL

Pages taken down or no longer reachable.

Internal links

Internal links added to and removed from pages.

Sitemap

URLs added to and removed from your sitemap.

Scanning & Notification

robots.txt

Rule changes in your robots.txt file.

Word-level diff

An old → new text diff for every change.

Daily & weekly scans

Automatic daily and weekly scans, plus a manual option.

In-app notification

An in-app notification when a scan finds changes.

One platform,Organic success stories:

Batuhan Durmaz

Batuhan Durmaz

SEO Specialist

SEMUST is a powerful tool for SEO professionals. It provides valuable data in a simple and easy‑to‑understand format, making it a great choice for both local and global projects. I use it for keyword analysis, Google Search Console data, ranking tracking, and content creation. I'm very satisfied with it.

Selen Çetin

Selen Çetin

SEO Specialist

I first came across Semust on LinkedIn, back when it was just starting to gain attention. Curious, I decided to give it a try—and it’s now become one of my favorite tools. What I appreciate most is how it handles many tasks that I used to perform manually with a single click, which makes my job significantly easier. Seeing how quickly it has evolved since the first time I used it also inspires confidence.

Aykut Özcan

Aykut Özcan

SEO Director – Digital UP

At Digital UP SEO Agency, we rely heavily on the analysis and reporting tools Semust provides throughout our SEO workflows. From keyword tracking and competitor analysis to site‑health scans and backlink audits, it brings both speed and depth to many critical areas. Thanks to the comprehensive, data‑driven insights it offers, we consistently boost our clients' search‑engine performance. Semust is a powerful partner on our agency's growth journey.

Frequently asked questions

Monitor website changes for SEO

Website Change Detector is a change-detection tool that automatically monitors the SEO-critical pages of your website. It catches every change in the fields that affect your rankings — title, meta description, canonical, noindex, H1, status code, redirects and internal links — and shows it as a word-level before → after diff.

Prevent accidental SEO regressions

The most insidious SEO mistakes happen silently. A developer accidentally adds a noindex to a page during a deploy, a theme update breaks canonicals, or an edit rewrites a title tag — and you usually notice weeks later, when traffic drops. Website Change Detector scans your key pages every day and flags these critical changes the next morning. Example: if your highest-traffic category page accidentally gets a noindex, you're alerted before the page falls out of the index.

Not visual tracking — SEO-focused change detection

General-purpose tools like Visualping or Distill check whether a page's image changed; even a tiny visual shift alerts you, but they can miss the technical changes that actually affect your rankings. Website Change Detector does the opposite: it looks at SEO fields, not pixels — title, meta description, H1, canonical, hreflang, schema, status code, redirects, internal links, sitemap and robots.txt. Every change is prioritized as critical, warning or info and presented as an old → new text diff, so you never have to interpret 'what changed?'.

Together with Index Monitor: what changed, and why

Website Change Detector works alongside Semust's Google Index Monitor. Index Monitor tells you whether a page is in Google's index; Change Detector shows exactly what changed on that page. When a page drops out of the index, the cause is often a change made to the page — an accidental noindex, a broken canonical, or content largely removed. Using the two together, you see both the problem (dropping out of the index) and its cause (the change on the page) in one place.

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