History and Compare
See real change, not a chart-shaped assumption.
Amplitera preserves crawl history as operating evidence. Teams can separate new regressions, resolved findings, page changes, and indexability movement from differences caused by an updated rule model.
Comparable means compatible
Rule and grouping signatures travel with each crawl. When two runs used incompatible models, Amplitera marks the boundary instead of drawing a misleading delta.
Charts use absolute counts, and coverage keeps passed, not applicable, incomplete, and failed checks distinct. A smaller issue number has a real denominator.
Connect releases to outcomes
- New, resolved, and unchanged findings
- Crawled, indexable, and excluded page movement
- Rule-level deltas only where comparison is valid
- Direct paths from historical findings to their page evidence
Preserve the audit memory
Historical crawl databases remain immutable. Improvements to the crawler or guidance layer do not silently rewrite what an earlier run observed.
Turn the next crawl into a repair system.
Bring a recurring technical SEO workflow. We will show how Amplitera keeps the evidence, handoff, and verification connected.
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