Know why your Google traffic dropped. Before anyone asks.

Built for the one question that matters

Semrush and Ahrefs estimate. We read the real numbers Google gives you and do the one job they bury in a sub-menu: tell you what changed and why.

• Drop detection by page and keyword

  Last 7 days vs. your 28-day baseline, then checked against the same weeks last year, so weekends and seasonal dips don't fool it. Severity from Watch to Critical.

• Every drop investigated

  RankSlide checks each drop the way an SEO would: does the page load, is it noindexed or redirected, still in Google's index, changed since before the drop, lost its review stars, or lost its searches to another page? Mobile or desktop, one country or all, one page, its section or the whole site, a Google update or the season? You get the most likely cause with a confidence level and the fixes, and one click turns it into a plain-language update for your client.

• Slow decay, not just cliffs

  Pages on a steady 13-week slide that have lost 20% or more of their clicks, caught while they're still easy to refresh.

• Know when Google drops a page

  Each site's top pages are checked with Search Console's URL Inspection every few days. If one falls out of Google's index (a stray noindex, a 404, a canonical mix-up), you hear the same day, with what to fix.

• Keyword tracking included

  Pick up to 50 searches per site and see Google's own position, clicks and 13-week trend for each, with 16 months of history from day one. Every tracked keyword goes in the client report. No add-on, no per-keyword fee.

• Growth, not just damage control

  Searches where a page sits just below the top five, or ranks well but gets few clicks, with the extra clicks each could bring and what to do. Plus searches where two of your pages compete, with the one to keep. The top ones go in the client report.

• Alerts where you are

  Instant alerts for critical drops and a daily or weekly digest for the rest, by email, Slack or Discord. Route each client's alerts to the right person or channel.

• Every site on one screen

  See status, clicks trend, open drops and the next client report for every site, add dozens at once, and invite your team with their own sign-in. When several sites drop in the same week, RankSlide flags a likely Google update and drafts a note for each client.

• One report per client, not per site

  Clients with several sites get one combined report and one monthly email: the totals added up, a row and highlights for each site, your work and next month's plan.

• Goals your client can see

  Agree a target with each client, like 5,000 clicks a month by March, and every report and the client dashboard show how far you've come and whether you're on track.

• Which part of the site moved

  Clicks by section, like /blog/ or /products/, so a change comes with where it happened. Pages without folders? Group them yourself by URL pattern. Every drop checks whether the rest of its section fell too, and client reports include the table.

• Brand vs non-brand clicks

  See how many clicks come from people who didn't search for the business by name: the traffic your SEO work wins. Brand terms start from the domain and you can add the business name and products.

• This year vs last year, from day one

  Every site loads the 16 months of history Search Console keeps, so the dashboard, the client dashboard and every report compare with the same period last year straight away, and the chart shows last year's line.

• Proof your fixes worked

  Mark a drop fixed and RankSlide measures the page every night, then shows how much of the lost traffic came back, on the drop and in the client report.

• Your data, wherever you work

  Download any of it as CSV, keep a Google Sheet or Looker Studio dashboard up to date with a live feed, and send drops and reports to Zapier, Make or your own tools by webhook.