Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about how DataJelly works behind the scenes.

Pricing & Plans

We offer three Edge plans: - Basic ($25/mo): for personal projects and small sites - Indie ($45/mo): for independent developers and freelancers - Startup ($100/mo): for growing businesses All paid plans include a 7-day free trial, edge-rendered HTML, AI Markdown, SEO monitoring, and bot detection.

Yes. Every paid Edge plan includes a 7-day free trial. No credit card is required to start.

Absolutely. You can upgrade or downgrade your plan at any time from your dashboard. Changes take effect immediately, and billing is prorated accordingly.

If you exceed your plan's page limit, new pages won't be snapshotted until you upgrade. Existing pages will continue to function normally. We'll send you a notification before you reach your limit.

Yes, you can cancel your subscription at any time. Your service will continue until the end of your billing period, and your data will remain accessible for 30 days after cancellation.

Platform Support

We support any DNS provider that allows custom records to be created. During onboarding, we recommend using providers like DNSimple, Cloudflare, or Route53 for the fastest and most reliable setup — but you're free to use any service that supports TXT, A, and CNAME records.

We work with any domain registrar or host — including GoDaddy, Namecheap, Google Domains, Porkbun, and others. As long as you can update your DNS records, you can use DataJelly.

We support: • JavaScript-heavy SPAs (React, Vue, Angular, etc.) • AI-built sites (Lovable, V0, Framer, etc.) • Sites hosted on Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare Pages, and more. If your site uses client-side rendering or dynamic routing, we're designed for you.

Snapshots & Data

A snapshot is a full HTML capture of a specific page (or route) on your site — rendered in a headless browser, just like a bot would see it. It includes the DOM, meta tags, rendered content, and loading behavior.

We store the rendered HTML, metadata (title, description, OpenGraph), and a screenshot. We also store timing metrics, console logs, and bot-visible structure — all scoped to public data only. We do not collect user sessions or private content.

Once a snapshot is captured: • We store the HTML and visual render. • We analyze the content for SEO structure and health. • We run security and visibility checks (e.g., missing meta tags, exposed tokens, broken links). • We optionally enrich the snapshot using AI to suggest improvements.

SEO & Security

Our SEO engine checks for: • Title & meta tag completeness • OpenGraph metadata • Header structure (H1–H3) • Canonical URL tags • Robots/noindex issues • Duplicate content warnings • Image alt tags • Sitemap coverage (if available) We also include AI-enriched suggestions to help improve keyword targeting and clarity.

Each snapshot is scanned for: • Exposed secrets (e.g., API keys, tokens) • Console errors or warnings • Insecure content (mixed HTTPS) • Open redirects or suspicious JS • Sensitive text patterns (e.g., passwords, tokens, credit card forms in test mode) These checks are designed to catch accidental leaks and risky behaviors before bots or users find them.

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