Fix Audit Issues on Your Live Site
Approve a fix and Searvia applies it to your site: titles, descriptions, canonical tags, robots rules, image alt text, structured data, language alternates and internal links. Then it re-reads the page to prove the fix is live.
About 5 minutes
What You Need
- A website project with a finished site audit
- A Cloudflare site, a WordPress site, or access to the site’s <head>
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Connect the Site
SEO › Site Fixes
Open SEO › Site fixes and pick a connection. Cloudflare Worker is best: the HTML changes at the edge, so Google and AI crawlers see the fix too. Create a Cloudflare API token with Account › Workers Scripts › Edit, Zone › Workers Routes › Edit and Zone › Zone › Read. On WordPress, download the Searvia plugin (searvia.com/downloads/searvia-fixes.zip), upload it under Plugins › Add New and paste the site key in Settings › Searvia. Any other site can use the script tag, which changes the page in browsers only.
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Draft Fixes from the Audit
Under Fix what the audit found, click Draft fixes next to an issue. Canonical, robots and orphan-page links are free; AI writes titles and descriptions, alt text and structured data for 1 credit per page, up to 10 pages per run.
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Review Before and After
Each draft shows the current value and the fix. Edit it or pick another AI option; every save is a new version you can restore.
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Approve
Approve one fix or all drafts. The connection picks it up within five minutes and Searvia re-reads the page two minutes later: Seen on the page, or Not visible yet with the reason.
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Roll Back Any Time
Roll back a live fix and the original value returns within five minutes. Removing the connection restores the original HTML everywhere.
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Turn on Continuous Audit
On Pro and Studio, Searvia re-reads your most linked pages every minute and alerts you as soon as a page breaks, loses its title, turns noindex or a fix stops showing.
What You Get
Audit issues fixed on the live site in minutes, with proof and a one-click undo.
- Fixes that change what search engines see (canonical, robots, noindex) are applied exactly as approved. Check them carefully before approving.
- Autopilot audit actions can be drafted here too; approving their fixes marks the action done and the next audit measures the result.
Also via MCP:manage_fixes action=draft_from_auditmanage_fixes action=applymanage_fixes action=rollback