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Enterprise SEO platforms,
minus the platform.

Agency-grade SEO tooling. Consumer-grade hardware. Your client data never leaves your network. Per-URL index coverage and continuous technical monitoring, without the annual contract. There is no vendor database holding your clients, so there is none to breach. The checks the big platforms run, on a box in your office. Runs on a mini-PC, a NAS, or a VPS you already pay for.

Self-hosted tools for agencies and in-house teams who would rather own their infrastructure than rent it. Install with Docker on hardware you control. Your client data never leaves your network, there are no per-seat fees, and nobody can raise your price or pull the rug.

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Licensed per tool · Docker on a box you own · Whitelabelling available separately

The tools

Index coverage

Index Monitor

Know which of your URLs Google actually has, and which it has quietly dropped. Index Monitor tracks coverage per URL against Search Console, tiers your pages by how much they matter, and tells you when something important falls out.

  • Per-URL coverage and indexing state, tracked over time
  • Priority tiers so Core pages get watched harder than the long tail
  • Full-resolution Search Analytics ingest — clicks and impressions
  • Sitemap-driven discovery, with rejected-URL pruning
  • Read-only REST API with scoped, revocable tokens
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Monitoring

Sentinel

Uptime monitoring that understands SEO. Sentinel watches availability, certificates and DNS like any monitor would — then keeps going, into the technical checks that actually move rankings and that generic uptime tools never look at.

  • Uptime, SSL expiry, DNS and WHOIS checks
  • Robots directives and per-bot accessibility — catches a WAF blocking Googlebot
  • Content and technical SEO checks, with change detection
  • Status pages, incident rollups and alert routing
  • Per-URL tracking with groups and bulk controls
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Why self-hosted

The pitch is not that it is cheaper. It is that nothing sits between you and your client.

Your data stays put

Client data lives on your hardware, on your network. There is no vendor database holding it, so there is no vendor breach that exposes it and no awkward question in a client's security review.

No seats, no meter

Licensed per tool, not per user or per tracked URL. Add the whole team and every client site without watching a counter. What it costs you in month one is what it costs you at ten times the size.

Nobody can pull the rug

The container runs on your box. No surprise repricing, no sunset email, no feature you depend on disappearing into a higher tier. You upgrade when you decide to.

Installation

If you haven't run Docker before

Docker packages an application together with everything it needs to run — the right PHP version, the right Python, the database, all of it — into a single image. You don't install those pieces yourself and you can't get the versions wrong, because they travel with the tool. If it runs on our machine, it runs identically on yours.

In practice, that means you copy one docker-compose.yml, put your settings in a .env file next to it, and run one command. A few minutes later the tool is up on a port you chose. It runs on more or less anything with an x86 processor: a spare office box, a NAS, a £5-a-month VPS, or a VM in your own cloud account.

Nothing to uninstall

The tool doesn't scatter itself through your system. It lives in its container, and removing it removes it — no leftovers, no half-configured services.

Upgrades are two commands

Pull the new image, bring the stack back up. Migrations run themselves on start, and the app refuses to boot rather than run against a schema it doesn't understand. If an upgrade misbehaves, the previous image is still there to roll back to.

Your data is yours

The database lives in a folder on your disk that you choose. Back it up with whatever you already use. It is never copied to us, because there is no "us" in the data path.

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Sovereignty

Put your name on it

Self-hosting and whitelabelling are the same promise from two angles: your infrastructure, your brand, nobody in between. Run the tools on your own domain, carrying your own name, and hand your clients a portal that is yours rather than a reseller badge on somebody else's product.

Your clients see your brand. They do not see ours — and that is the point.

Talk to us about it

Whitelabelling is a conversation, not a checkout — tell us which tools you want, roughly how many client sites you run, and what needs to carry your branding. We'll come back to you.

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