Capture the baseline
The scrape before work ships is the record you compare against — titles, canonicals, redirects, body copy, and the link graph, all still attached to each URL.
Know what changed before traffic does.
The crawl evidence behind every comparison
The baseline and the new scrape share a workspace, so additions, removals, and diffs stay on the URL that moved.
- Pages that appeared
- URLs in the new scrape that were not in the baseline.
- Pages that disappeared
- URLs that were live before the release and are gone after it.
- Line-by-line content diffs
- What changed in the body, not just that the page still returns 200.
- Redirect and canonical changes
- Hops, targets, and self-references compared across the two crawls.
- Metadata drift
- Titles, descriptions, and headings that moved with the release.
- Link graph changes
- Internal paths added, removed, or retargeted since the baseline.
How the comparison comes together
Save a baseline, scrape again after the release, then inspect what appeared, disappeared, and changed line by line.
Compare what changed
A fresh scrape into the same workspace reports pages that appeared, pages that disappeared, and a line-by-line diff of the content that moved. Intentional edits and accidents sit in the same view.
Flag the regressions
Unexpected missing URLs, broken redirects, and metadata drift become a focused follow-up. The list is short because every finding still points at the pages that changed.
A before-and-after you can inspect.
Migration validation
Check redirects, missing URLs, canonicals, and link changes against the baseline.
Content history
See when important page copy and structure actually changed.
Release follow-up
Give teams a clear list of regressions to investigate, with the diffs attached.
Related workflows
Get started
Talk to your first crawl.
Example questions include: Show me internal linking opportunities, Audit this site, Where should I start?, Find pages competing for the same intent, What changed since the last crawl?.
Crawl a site, then ask what needs attention.
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