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Realtime delivery is useful in SEO products when scans, reports, and usage views need to update without forcing the user to reload the page manually.
Not every page needs live updates. The strongest places for realtime are domain monitoring dashboards, usage feeds, status views, and any long-running action where the user would otherwise keep refreshing to see whether work finished.
That makes realtime less about novelty and more about removing friction from operational product flows.
Good realtime design sends meaningful events instead of flooding the client with tiny implementation details. The client usually needs to know that a dashboard section changed, a scan finished, a stop request was applied, or a recent activity feed needs to refetch.
SignalR is only as reliable as the connection path in front of it. Reverse proxies need upgrade support and reasonable timeouts, otherwise the user sees a broken 'live' interface even when the backend events are being generated correctly.
The UI still needs to work when a live connection is unavailable. Realtime should improve clarity, not become the only path through which the user can understand the current state of their domain scans or audit history.