SEODECK audits your whole site every day the way Google sees it, tells you in plain language what is wrong and what changed, and emails you the moment something breaks.
Monitor my site — 30 days free Free 10-second check| Sev. | Page | Issue → fix |
|---|---|---|
| warning | /services/ | title is 67 chars → trim to 60 or Google truncates it |
| warning | /blog/pricing-2026/ | reachable by link but missing from sitemap.xml → add it |
| warning | /about/ | no meta description → add one, Google invents a snippet otherwise |
| changed | /contact/ | h1 changed: "Contact" → "Talk to us" |
Sitemap, every page in it, every page linked from it. Status codes, canonicals, noindex, titles, descriptions, headings, structured data, images, mobile tags.
Yesterday is remembered. A canonical removed, a noindex added, a page that starts returning 500, a title overwritten by a plugin — you get an email the same day.
Home page status and time-to-first-byte every day, TLS certificate expiry, http→https redirect, and Google PageSpeed for mobile and desktop.
Every Monday: your score, what moved since last week, the top issues with the exact fix — written in sentences, not a spreadsheet. Your web developer gets a to-do list; you get the summary.
Most businesses in Beirut, Dubai, Riyadh or Amman have a website that someone built once and nobody watches. Rankings then quietly disappear: a redesign drops the canonicals, a plugin update adds noindex, hosting slows down, the certificate lapses over a holiday. The drop shows up in enquiries two months later, and by then nobody remembers what changed.
SEODECK is built and operated in Lebanon by LB Clouds, priced for regional businesses rather than agency budgets, with support in Arabic, English and French and payment methods that work from Lebanon. The product itself is a normal SaaS used by businesses anywhere.
Every day it loads your whole site the way Google does: the sitemap, every page in it, and every page linked from those. It checks that pages return 200, that canonicals point at live URLs, that nothing is accidentally marked noindex, that every page has a title, description, h1, viewport and structured data of sensible length, that the certificate is valid, that http redirects to https, and how fast the server answers. Once a week it runs Google PageSpeed for mobile and desktop.
A checker looks at one page once. SEODECK looks at the whole site every day and remembers yesterday, so it can tell you what changed: a developer removed a canonical, a plugin added noindex, a page started returning 500, a title got overwritten. That is the moment rankings are lost, and it is invisible until the traffic drops weeks later.
No. SEODECK reads your public site exactly as a search engine does. There is nothing to install, no plugin, no DNS change and no Google account to connect. Add the address, and the first audit is ready in about a minute.
SEODECK is free for 30 days for one site with no card. After that it is $19 per site per month for sites up to 300 pages, or $49 per site per month for sites up to 2,000 pages with daily PageSpeed. If you would rather we fix what it finds, the SEO Fix Sprint is a one-time $299 per site. Annual billing is 20% less. We accept card, bank transfer and OMT.
For the monitoring part, yes. Those suites bundle keyword research, backlink databases and content tools for agencies, at agency prices. SEODECK does one job for business owners: watch the site every day and say in plain language what is wrong and what to do. It is priced for regional businesses from $19 a month, operated from Beirut with support in Arabic, English and French.
Any public website: WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow, custom code, static sites. If Google can crawl it, SEODECK can audit it.
Pages are counted per audit run. Annual billing −20%. Bank transfer, card, or OMT accepted. Plans are activated by our team after payment — no card is ever stored here.
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