When two sources disagree
Vyera does not silently pick a winner when sources disagree. It surfaces the disagreement so you can judge which to trust.
Different sources can report different values for the same fact, for example a competitor's pricing page showing one figure while an older review mentions a different one. Vyera does not silently pick a winner.
What decides which to trust
Recency and source type both matter. A competitor's own pricing page is generally a stronger source for their current price than a review written months ago, but a very recently collected review can still be more current than a pricing page that has not run in a while.
What it does not do
Disagreement between sources is not a bug. It is a property of reading messy public data honestly rather than smoothing it into a single confident-looking number. See Confidence levels explained for how this feeds into how much to trust a given figure.
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Vyera refreshes competitor data on a schedule, so a short delay between a change and it appearing is expected.
- How far back your history goes
Vyera keeps competitor history for at least 24 months, on every plan.
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