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Getting Started

In the workspace: /register

Availability

Included on every plan, including the free trial

This document is open to every reader on every plan. Availability tells you what a plan includes; it does not decide what you may read.

The path, stage by stage

  1. 01

    Create your account

    Page: /register

    1. Open the registration page and fill in "Your name" (2 to 120 characters) and an "Email address" you can open right now, because the verification link is sent there.
    2. Choose a "Password" of at least 12 characters that includes at least one letter and one number.
    3. Tick "I agree to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy." and press "Create account".
    4. The page answers "Check your email". You are not signed in yet: nothing on the account can be used until the address is confirmed.

    Watch for If the button stays disabled, allow JavaScript for this site: the form checks that the request comes from a real browser before it is sent.

  2. 02

    Confirm your email address

    Page: /verify-email

    1. Open the message titled "Confirm your AmPuH account" and press "Confirm my email address".
    2. The link works once and expires 24 hours after you registered.
    3. The page says "Your email is verified." and your free trial starts at that moment.
    4. Press "Sign in" to continue. Verifying does not sign you in on its own.

    Watch for Nothing arrived? Check the spam folder first. If the link expired, register again with the same address: a fresh link is sent, and there is no separate resend button.

  3. 03

    Sign in and protect the account

    Page: /login

    1. Sign in with your email address and password. A forgotten password is reset from "Forgotten your password?": the link is valid for 60 minutes, and changing the password signs out every other session.
    2. Recommended: open Two-factor authentication, confirm your password and press "Begin enrolment".
    3. Scan the QR code with an authenticator app such as Google Authenticator, Aegis, Bitwarden or 1Password, then type the six-digit code and press "Confirm and switch on".
    4. Store the ten recovery codes somewhere safe. They are shown only once, and each one works a single time if you lose the phone.

    Watch for A session ends after 30 minutes without activity and after 12 hours at most. On a browser you trust you may skip the code for 30 days.

  4. 04

    Add your website as a project

    Page: /projects

    1. Open Projects. The form is headed "Add your first website".
    2. Enter a "Project name" (a label only you see) and the "Public website address", including https:// and the exact hostname visitors use, for example https://www.example.com/.
    3. Press "Create project". The page confirms "Project created" and names the next step.

    Watch for One hostname is one project, so www.example.com and example.com are different projects. Private and local addresses are refused. Your plan sets how many projects you can hold.

  5. 05

    Prove you control the website

    Page: /projects

    1. Open the project and choose "Verify ownership". Audits stay locked until this proof passes.
    2. Choose a method. "Upload a small file": create a file with the exact name shown, put only the text shown inside it, and upload it so it opens at the address the page gives you.
    3. Or "Add a line to your homepage": paste the meta tag named ampuh-site-verification between <head> and </head> of the homepage. It must be in the page the server sends; a tag added by JavaScript is not accepted.
    4. Open the address yourself to confirm the proof is live, then press "Verify ownership now". The page shows "Ownership verified".

    Watch for A proof is valid for 24 hours after it is issued. Leave it in place after success: the platform checks it again every 30 days, and two missed checks at least 24 hours apart lapse the verification and pause audits.

  6. 06

    Run your first audit and read the report

    Page: /projects

    1. On the verified project press "Run your first audit", then "Run SEO audit". The page confirms "Audit queued".
    2. Open the audit from its history. If it is still queued, press "Run audit now"; it usually finishes in under a minute, and "Reload report" shows the result.
    3. The report leads with a quality score out of 100 and how many controls need attention, then the tabs: Overview, Search access, Sharing & schema, Content & media, Security & speed, How the page loaded, Indexability diagnostics, Content & trust, Search intelligence and All findings.
    4. Work through "Action required" first, then "Worth reviewing". Every finding carries the evidence it was based on and a recommendation.

    Watch for If the report says "This audit could not finish", make sure the page is public and not blocked by a firewall or bot protection, then press "Retry audit".

  7. 07

    Keep the evidence

    Page: /reports

    1. Open Reports, choose the project and press "Apply".
    2. Under "Capture an immutable record" choose the completed audit, add a title if you like, and press "Create immutable snapshot".
    3. From a snapshot you can download a CSV, open the print view or create a share link; Scheduled reports sends them on a timetable. Pin a snapshot to keep it as a baseline.

    Watch for A snapshot never changes after it is taken, so it is the record to compare later audits against. Exports and sharing follow what your plan includes.

  8. 08

    Connect Google and the other search engines

    Page: /settings/google-cloud

    1. Open Google setup. The quickest way is "Sign in with Google", which covers Search Console and site verification.
    2. For everything else, use your own Google Cloud OAuth client and follow the five steps on the page: open a project, name the app and set its audience to External, create a "Web application" client, add the redirect URI the page shows, then download the JSON and upload it here.
    3. Match the Search Console property for each project: https://your-host/ for a URL-prefix property or sc-domain:your-host for a domain property.
    4. Search Operations then reads performance and sitemaps; Integrations adds a Bing API key, Yandex and an IndexNow key.

    Watch for A Desktop-app client and a service-account key are both refused, and "redirect_uri_mismatch" means the redirect URI was not added exactly. Search Operations and Integrations are part of the plans that include Search and Cloud integrations.

  9. 09

    Use the audit instruments

    Page: /audit-tools/

    1. Open Audit Tools. Every instrument is listed with what it keeps and whether it needs a verified project.
    2. Choose by the question you have: can crawlers reach the site, are the sitemaps sound, how fast is it for real visitors, which pages compete, are you visible to AI answer engines.
    3. Each instrument has its own document in this manual, with its steps, how to read the result and what it cannot tell you.

    Watch for Start with Robots Policy and Sitemap Quality: a page search engines cannot reach makes every other reading irrelevant.

  10. 10

    Research with credits

    Page: /research/

    1. Rank Check, Rank Tracker, Keyword Ideas and AI Visibility are paid per use with credits, separately from your plan.
    2. In Research press "Buy credits", choose a pack, and pay the exact amount by QRIS before the deadline shown. The last digits of the amount identify your payment.
    3. Under "After paying, send the receipt" attach the "Payment screenshot" (JPEG, PNG or WebP, up to 4 MB) and press "Send receipt".
    4. The credits appear in your wallet as soon as the payment is confirmed. Credits you buy stay valid for 12 months.

    Watch for Credit packs are sold on paid plans, because credits bought on a trial would end with the trial.

  11. 11

    Choose the plan that fits

    Page: /billing/

    1. Billing shows the plan you hold, what it includes and how much of each allowance is used.
    2. When an instrument says it is not part of your current plan, Billing names the plans that include it.
    3. Upgrading is done in Billing; plan invoices live there, while credit packs are bought in Research.

    Watch for Every document in this manual stays open to you whichever plan you hold, so you can read about an instrument before you decide to buy it.

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What it is for

This document takes a new account through every step in the order the platform requires it: create the account, confirm the email address, sign in, add the website as a project, prove you control it, run the first audit and keep the evidence. Each stage names the page it happens on, the exact words you will see there, and what to do when a stage does not finish.

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How to use it

  1. Create the account on the registration page and confirm the email address within 24 hours.
  2. Sign in, and switch on two-factor authentication before you add anything you care about.
  3. Add the website as a project and prove you control it with a file or a homepage meta tag.
  4. Run the first audit, read the report from "Action required" down, and keep a snapshot of it in Reports.
  5. Connect Google and the other search engines, then use the instruments and Research as you need them.

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Reading the result

Every stage ends in a state you can see on screen: "Check your email" after registering, "Your email is verified." after the link, "Project created", then "Ownership verified", and finally a report with a quality score out of 100. If a stage does not reach its state, the stage below says what usually causes it.

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What it cannot tell you

This is the default path. What a plan includes is set by the plan you hold: the registration page states what the free trial includes, and some integrations and instruments belong to higher plans. Billing always shows the exact allowances for your account, and each instrument document states its own availability.

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What it keeps

Your account, the projects you create, their verification state and the audits you run are kept for as long as the account exists. Email verification links and ownership proofs are single-use and expire 24 hours after they are issued.