Back up your SEO, not just your database.
A restore point records what your site serves when it’s right, so you can compare against it after any change and put it back.
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THE PROBLEM
Database backups don’t tell you what changed.
- “Rolling back the whole database would lose a week of orders.”
- “We restored the backup and the titles were still wrong.”
- “I don’t know what ‘good’ looked like before the redesign.”
HOW IT WORKS
Restore Points
01
What a restore point captures
Titles, descriptions, canonicals, robots directives, schema, sitemaps, redirects and settings, per template. Secrets are never included.
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02
Compare with live
See exactly which surfaces differ from the restore point, template by template, with the served evidence.
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03
Restore as a reversible change
Restoring is itself a change you can undo. Full restore is free; selective restore of single surfaces is Pro.
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04
A vault that survives uninstall
Snapshots live outside the plugin’s tables, so they’re still there after a reinstall or a botched migration.
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PROOF
What you can check for yourself.
- Restore points are checksummed and versioned.
- Every restore is logged with who did it and when.
- Restore points are not a full backup: pair them with your host’s backups.
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