Catch silent title & content changes before rankings drop
Someone on your team (or a redesign, or a CMS migration) quietly rewrites a title tag or strips out half the copy on a page. Keep Omni crawls your site, snapshots every page, and shows you exactly what changed.
Content Changes Detected
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Simple Pricing
Meta description removed entirely.
Why this matters
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Nobody has to remember to tell you
Devs ship, editors edit, CMS templates change. Keep Omni doesn't care who touched the page — it just diffs it against last time.
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Connect a ranking drop to its cause
Rankings slipped on a page last week? Check the Changes list first — the title or content edit that caused it is usually right there.
Target Keywords
How it works
Crawl, compare, done. No agents to install, no code to add.
Start a crawl
Pick a property, set a page limit and crawl depth, optionally render JavaScript, and start — whenever you want, on your own cadence.
We snapshot every page
Title, meta description, word count, headings, and a content hash are recorded per URL, per crawl.
See what changed
Every crawl is diffed against the last one. Changed titles, meta descriptions, word counts, and content show up with old vs. new, side by side.
Built for SEO, not just uptime
Most "website monitoring" tools watch for the page going down or a pixel shifting on screen. Neither tells you that a developer just deleted your meta description, or that a CMS migration quietly halved your word count.
Keep Omni's crawler tracks the four things that actually move rankings: title, meta description, word count, and content.
Pair it with Cannibalization Detection and you'll catch both the accidental self-inflicted problems and the structural ones — before a client or your boss asks why traffic dropped.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often does Keep Omni crawl my site?
You start a crawl whenever you want — after a deploy, before a release, or on whatever cadence fits your workflow. Each crawl is automatically compared against your last snapshot, so you never have to remember what a page looked like before.
What exactly counts as a change?
Title tags, meta descriptions, word count, and overall page content are all snapshotted per crawl and diffed against the previous one. If any of them shift, it shows up in your Changes list with the old and new value side by side.
Does this replace my CMS's version history?
No — it's a lightweight, SEO-focused layer on top of whatever CMS or codebase you use. It doesn't care who made the edit or how; it just tells you when the public-facing SEO elements Google sees actually changed.
Stop finding out from a ranking drop
Crawl your site, see every silent title, meta, and content change, and connect the dots yourself.
Start Your First Crawl