About this crawler

What it is

SEO Event Correlator is a tool SEO professionals use to track on-page changes - titles, meta descriptions, canonical tags, robots directives, HTTP status codes and more - on pages they manage, and line those changes up against Google Search Console traffic data to see what caused what.

Why it's visiting your page

This crawler never discovers pages on its own. Every URL it fetches was explicitly added to a tracking list by one of our customers - almost certainly someone on your own team, or an SEO consultant working on this site, keeping an eye on it through our dashboard.

What it does

It fetches each tracked page roughly once a day, follows redirects, and gives up after 10 seconds or 2MB of response body. It does not execute JavaScript, submit forms, or follow any links found on the page - it only ever requests the exact URLs it was told to track. On each fetch, it checks:

• Title and meta description
• First H1
• Canonical link
• Meta robots and the X-Robots-Tag header
• HTTP status code
• Word count (only flagged as changed past a 10% shift)
• Structured data (JSON-LD) types

If you'd like it to stop

This isn't a general-purpose scraper - it only checks the specific pages a customer chose to track. If that's this page and you'd rather it wasn't tracked, the customer who added it can remove or pause it from their SEO Event Correlator dashboard at any time.

You can also block it yourself, the same way you'd block any other bot: add a User-agent: SEOEventCorrelator (or a blanket User-agent: *) Disallow rule to your robots.txt. It's checked before every crawl - a page it's blocked from is paused automatically, with its existing history left untouched.