1. SnapSearch uses load balanced Firefox, this allows us to keep up with the latest in HTML5 unlike the QtWebkit of PhantomJS
2. SnapSearch does metered billing, this comes out cheaper for average sites, or sites that have lots of pages but dont send out tons of requests. We charge on usages, not cached requests, and not on cach storage.
3. SnapSearch's middleware is more robust, with 200 robots that it checks, and regularly updated robot list. There's a lot of flexibility in the code.
4. We provide you a bit more analytics in the control panel, so you can see things like request portion from multiple domains, requests/usages from search engines over a month. A progress bar on usages bar. A cache storage list of all the snapshots you have so you can precache pages if you wish.
Try it out, it's free for 1000 usages per month!
Also note that our API supports custom javascript callbacks, which allows you to do all sorts of interesting things prior to the caching of the snapshot.
Furthermore, we also support soft 404s and redirections (including meta tag, header and js redirections (synchronoous and asynchronous). All of it is explained on the documentation.
1. SnapSearch uses load balanced Firefox, this allows us to keep up with the latest in HTML5 unlike the QtWebkit of PhantomJS
2. SnapSearch does metered billing, this comes out cheaper for average sites, or sites that have lots of pages but dont send out tons of requests. We charge on usages, not cached requests, and not on cach storage.
3. SnapSearch's middleware is more robust, with 200 robots that it checks, and regularly updated robot list. There's a lot of flexibility in the code.
4. We provide you a bit more analytics in the control panel, so you can see things like request portion from multiple domains, requests/usages from search engines over a month. A progress bar on usages bar. A cache storage list of all the snapshots you have so you can precache pages if you wish.
Try it out, it's free for 1000 usages per month!
Also note that our API supports custom javascript callbacks, which allows you to do all sorts of interesting things prior to the caching of the snapshot.
Furthermore, we also support soft 404s and redirections (including meta tag, header and js redirections (synchronoous and asynchronous). All of it is explained on the documentation.
Flash support coming soon too.