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Change detection

Immutable snapshots and deterministic diffs show exactly what changed on your site, what remained the same and which Incident evidence supports it.

URL history view showing recorded states, field changes, and a timeline of captured snapshots with deployment context
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Snapshots, not screenshots

When a page's meaningful state changes, CrawlDrift stores a new immutable snapshot: fetch metadata, SEO fields, headings, hreflang, structured data, links and content hashes.

Field-level diffs

Diffs read like sentences: 'Canonical changed from X to Y.' Small fields show clear before-and-after values, while larger structures use precise summaries.

Signal over churn

Content drift thresholds filter out noise. A timestamp in a footer does not wake you up; a removed canonical can become a rule-backed Incident.

Release context

Record a deployment, complete a crawl and review when an Incident was first detected, reopened or resolved relative to that version or build.

Correlation, not causality

Deployment markers show temporal correlation between a release and an observed technical SEO change. CrawlDrift does not claim that a deployment caused an Incident without additional evidence.

Rule-driven interpretation

Diffs carry no severity by themselves. Deterministic managed rules decide what a change means, and every Incident links back to its rule and available Evidence.

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