What it does
Sitechecker combines website crawling, change monitoring, rank tracking and connected Google performance data. Its agency workflow centers on cross-site dashboards, alerts and client reporting.
Sitechecker brings website crawls, change monitoring, rank tracking and connected Google data into shared dashboards. It suits agencies that need to notice technical or content changes across client sites. All plans include unlimited users and recrawls, so team access is separate from website and keyword capacity.
Standard adds page segmentation, content-change monitoring and email or Slack alerts. It also offers API access to six data sources, allowing an agency's own reporting system to retrieve audit, monitoring, ranking, AI visibility, Search Console and GA4 data. Premium adds larger website allowances and branding for the interface, reports and email.
The AI visibility view runs tracked prompts daily. Its Citations tab lists cited domains and their underlying URLs, while Competitors compares your domain with up to ten others. This adds an answer-level view alongside ordinary ranking reports.
The platform advertises a 14-day free trial. Before choosing a subscription, compare the website and keyword allowances with how long you need Search Console data retained; retention ranges from 12 to 60 months by plan.
Strengths
- Unlimited users and recrawls are included across paid plans
- Connected Google data, monitoring and ranks can share a reporting dashboard
- Standard adds email and Slack alerts and data connections
Watch out for
- Search Console retention differs by plan
- API access and fuller branding require higher tiers
Best for
- Agencies watching technical and search changes across client sites
Sources
- Sitechecker pricing and plan comparison (Oct 27, 2026)
- Sitechecker ChatGPT visibility tracker (Oct 27, 2026)
- The SEO command center for agencies managing 10+ client sites (Oct 25, 2026)