Whatever built your site. We can see who reads it.
24 integrations live today, 7 in beta, 9 more on the way. Every card says which of three jobs it does, because in this market the word integration hides all three, and they are not interchangeable.
Did an assistant fetch your page at all? Only a server or CDN log answers that, which is why this belongs to hosts and never to a page builder.
Write the fix back into your CMS, so shipping a change is not an export and an import.
Pull a dataset you already pay for into the same view as your AI visibility.
Any site, whatever built it
Crawler visibility is a property of the edge, not of the builder. A site made in Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Lovable, Replit, Bolt or a hand-written stack is covered the same way: point the domain through a CDN we read, and every AI crawler visit is counted. That is why the builders below name the route that covers them instead of claiming a direct integration nobody has.
Hosting and CDN
7 live of 8Where the site actually runs, and therefore the only place that knows whether an assistant fetched a page.
Akamai
LiveStream Akamai DataStream 2 logs to your SKYA webhook and every AI crawler request on the property is counted as it happens, edge cache hits included.
Amazon CloudFront
LiveUpload your CloudFront standard log files and SKYA counts every AI crawler in them, history included. CloudFront has no direct push to SKYA, so this route is an upload.
Cloudflare
LiveConnect Cloudflare and see every AI crawler on any site behind it, whatever built the site, including the weeks before you connected.
Fastly
LiveStream Fastly HTTPS logs to your SKYA webhook and every AI crawler request on the service is counted as it happens, cache hits included.
Google Cloud CDN
LiveExport your load balancer logs from Cloud Logging and upload them, and SKYA counts every AI crawler in them, cache hits and history included. There is no direct push, so this route is an upload.
Vercel
LivePoint a Vercel log drain at your SKYA webhook and every AI crawler request is counted as it happens, static pages included. Drains need a Vercel Pro or Enterprise plan.
WordPress
LiveThe SKYA helper plugin publishes readiness fixes back to your site in one click, and reports which AI crawlers have read your pages.
Netlify
SoonNetlify log drains, for Enterprise teams who would rather not put the domain behind a CDN.
Netlify log drains need an Enterprise plan, and Netlify publishes no sample drain payload to prove a receiver against, so SKYA does not call it live yet. A Netlify site can send its visits today with the Next.js server snippet, a log upload, or through Cloudflare.
Site and AI builders
0 live of 26, 26 with Cloudflare DNSWhatever built the site. Coverage comes from the domain edge, so a closed platform is not a closed door.
10Web
Needs Cloudflare DNSAI WordPress builds report through the helper plugin or the domain edge.
Works when your domain's DNS is on Cloudflare, which is free to set up. 10Web hosting sits behind Cloudflare's own network, but that is Cloudflare's account, not yours, and SKYA cannot read it. A site still on a 10web.site address cannot be, so put it on your own domain first.
Base44
Needs Cloudflare DNSCovered through the domain edge rather than the builder.
Works when your domain's DNS is on Cloudflare, which is free to set up. Base44 hosting sits behind Cloudflare's own network, but that is Cloudflare's account, not yours, and SKYA cannot read it. A site still on a base44.app address cannot be, so put it on your own domain first.
Bolt
Needs Cloudflare DNSBolt deploys to Netlify, and the domain edge covers it like any other builder.
Works when your domain's DNS is on Cloudflare, which is free to set up. Bolt hosting sits behind Cloudflare's own network, but that is Cloudflare's account, not yours, and SKYA cannot read it. A site still on a bolt.host address cannot be, so put it on your own domain first.
Bubble
Needs Cloudflare DNSA Bubble app on a custom domain reports crawler visits through the edge.
Works when your domain's DNS is on Cloudflare, which is free to set up. Bubble hosting sits behind Cloudflare's own network, but that is Cloudflare's account, not yours, and SKYA cannot read it. A site still on a bubbleapps.io address cannot be, so put it on your own domain first.
Carrd
Needs Cloudflare DNSOne-page sites, covered through the domain edge.
Works when your domain's DNS is on Cloudflare, which is free to set up. Carrd hosting sits behind Cloudflare's own network, but that is Cloudflare's account, not yours, and SKYA cannot read it. A site still on a carrd.co address cannot be, so put it on your own domain first.
Create.xyz
Needs Cloudflare DNSAI-generated apps, covered through the domain edge.
Works when your domain's DNS is on Cloudflare, which is free to set up. Create.xyz hosting sits behind Cloudflare's own network, but that is Cloudflare's account, not yours, and SKYA cannot read it. A site still on a created.app address cannot be, so put it on your own domain first.
Databutton
Needs Cloudflare DNSCovered through the domain edge.
Works when your domain's DNS is on Cloudflare, which is free to set up. Databutton hosting sits behind Cloudflare's own network, but that is Cloudflare's account, not yours, and SKYA cannot read it. A site still on a databutton.app address cannot be, so put it on your own domain first.
Dorik
Needs Cloudflare DNSCovered through the domain edge.
Works when your domain's DNS is on Cloudflare, which is free to set up. Dorik hosting sits behind Cloudflare's own network, but that is Cloudflare's account, not yours, and SKYA cannot read it. A site still on a dorik.io address cannot be, so put it on your own domain first.
Duda
Needs Cloudflare DNSAgency-built Duda sites, covered through the domain edge.
Works when your domain's DNS is on Cloudflare, which is free to set up. Duda hosting sits behind Cloudflare's own network, but that is Cloudflare's account, not yours, and SKYA cannot read it. A site still on the free address Duda hands out cannot be, so put it on your own domain first.
Durable
Needs Cloudflare DNSAI-generated sites, covered through the domain edge.
Works when your domain's DNS is on Cloudflare, which is free to set up. Durable hosting sits behind Cloudflare's own network, but that is Cloudflare's account, not yours, and SKYA cannot read it. A site still on a durable.co address cannot be, so put it on your own domain first.
Emergent
Needs Cloudflare DNSCovered through the domain edge rather than the builder.
Works when your domain's DNS is on Cloudflare, which is free to set up. Emergent hosting sits behind Cloudflare's own network, but that is Cloudflare's account, not yours, and SKYA cannot read it. A site still on the free address Emergent hands out cannot be, so put it on your own domain first.
GoDaddy Website Builder
Needs Cloudflare DNSCovered through the domain edge.
Works when your domain's DNS is on Cloudflare, which is free to set up. GoDaddy Website Builder hosting sits behind Cloudflare's own network, but that is Cloudflare's account, not yours, and SKYA cannot read it. A site still on a godaddysites.com address cannot be, so put it on your own domain first.
Hostinger AI Builder
Needs Cloudflare DNSCovered through the domain edge.
Works when your domain's DNS is on Cloudflare, which is free to set up. Hostinger AI Builder hosting sits behind Cloudflare's own network, but that is Cloudflare's account, not yours, and SKYA cannot read it. A site still on a hostingersite.com address cannot be, so put it on your own domain first.
IONOS
Needs Cloudflare DNSCovered through the domain edge.
Works when your domain's DNS is on Cloudflare, which is free to set up. IONOS hosting sits behind Cloudflare's own network, but that is Cloudflare's account, not yours, and SKYA cannot read it. A site still on the free address IONOS hands out cannot be, so put it on your own domain first.
Jimdo
Needs Cloudflare DNSCovered through the domain edge.
Works when your domain's DNS is on Cloudflare, which is free to set up. Jimdo hosting sits behind Cloudflare's own network, but that is Cloudflare's account, not yours, and SKYA cannot read it. A site still on a jimdosite.com address cannot be, so put it on your own domain first.
Lovable
Needs Cloudflare DNSPut your own domain on Cloudflare DNS and every AI crawler on a Lovable-built site is counted.
Works when your domain's DNS is on Cloudflare, which is free to set up. Lovable hosting sits behind Cloudflare's own network, but that is Cloudflare's account, not yours, and SKYA cannot read it. A site still on a lovable.app address cannot be, so put it on your own domain first.
Manus
Needs Cloudflare DNSCovered through the domain edge rather than the builder.
Works when your domain's DNS is on Cloudflare, which is free to set up. Manus hosting sits behind Cloudflare's own network, but that is Cloudflare's account, not yours, and SKYA cannot read it. A site still on the free address Manus hands out cannot be, so put it on your own domain first.
Odoo
Needs Cloudflare DNSSelf-hosted Odoo sits behind your own edge, which is where the logs come from.
Works when your domain's DNS is on Cloudflare, which is free to set up. Odoo hosting sits behind Cloudflare's own network, but that is Cloudflare's account, not yours, and SKYA cannot read it. A site still on the free address Odoo hands out cannot be, so put it on your own domain first.
Replit
Needs Cloudflare DNSA Replit app on a custom domain behind Cloudflare reports crawler visits.
Works when your domain's DNS is on Cloudflare, which is free to set up. Replit hosting sits behind Cloudflare's own network, but that is Cloudflare's account, not yours, and SKYA cannot read it. A site still on a replit.app address cannot be, so put it on your own domain first.
Site123
Needs Cloudflare DNSCovered through the domain edge.
Works when your domain's DNS is on Cloudflare, which is free to set up. Site123 hosting sits behind Cloudflare's own network, but that is Cloudflare's account, not yours, and SKYA cannot read it. A site still on a site123.me address cannot be, so put it on your own domain first.
Softr
Needs Cloudflare DNSCovered through the domain edge.
Works when your domain's DNS is on Cloudflare, which is free to set up. Softr hosting sits behind Cloudflare's own network, but that is Cloudflare's account, not yours, and SKYA cannot read it. A site still on a softr.app address cannot be, so put it on your own domain first.
Squarespace
Needs Cloudflare DNSClosed hosting, so coverage comes from the domain edge.
Works when your domain's DNS is on Cloudflare, which is free to set up. Squarespace hosting sits behind Cloudflare's own network, but that is Cloudflare's account, not yours, and SKYA cannot read it. A site still on a squarespace.com address cannot be, so put it on your own domain first.
Vercel v0
Needs Cloudflare DNSv0 ships to Vercel, and the domain edge covers it like any other builder.
Works when your domain's DNS is on Cloudflare, which is free to set up. Vercel v0 hosting sits behind Cloudflare's own network, but that is Cloudflare's account, not yours, and SKYA cannot read it. A site still on a vercel.app address cannot be, so put it on your own domain first.
Webstudio
Needs Cloudflare DNSCovered through the domain edge.
Works when your domain's DNS is on Cloudflare, which is free to set up. Webstudio hosting sits behind Cloudflare's own network, but that is Cloudflare's account, not yours, and SKYA cannot read it. A site still on a wstd.io address cannot be, so put it on your own domain first.
Weebly
Needs Cloudflare DNSCovered through the domain edge.
Works when your domain's DNS is on Cloudflare, which is free to set up. Weebly hosting sits behind Cloudflare's own network, but that is Cloudflare's account, not yours, and SKYA cannot read it. A site still on a weebly.com address cannot be, so put it on your own domain first.
Wix
Needs Cloudflare DNSA Wix site on a custom domain behind Cloudflare is counted like any other.
Works when your domain's DNS is on Cloudflare, which is free to set up. Wix hosting sits behind Cloudflare's own network, but that is Cloudflare's account, not yours, and SKYA cannot read it. A site still on a wixsite.com address cannot be, so put it on your own domain first.
Content management
2 live of 10, 7 in betaShip the fix into the system that publishes it, instead of exporting and pasting.
Framer
LiveDraft items into a Framer CMS collection through the Server API key from Site Settings.
Webflow
LivePage titles, meta descriptions and Open Graph written to your Webflow pages after you approve them, and drafts into your blog collection. For a store, products imported into AI Shopping, and a longer product description you approve saved as a staged change. SKYA never publishes your site.
Adobe Experience Manager
BetaCreate unpublished Content Fragments in AEM as a Cloud Service through an Adobe Developer Console credential.
Beta. The connection is built and you can connect it today; we are still proving it end to end on a live site, so review the first draft closely.
Directus
BetaDraft items into a Directus collection with a static token, status draft.
Beta. The connection is built and you can connect it today; we are still proving it end to end on a live site, so review the first draft closely.
Drupal
BetaDraft unpublished nodes into Drupal through its JSON:API with a dedicated editor account.
Beta. The connection is built and you can connect it today; we are still proving it end to end on a live site, so review the first draft closely.
Ghost
BetaDraft posts and pages into Ghost through the Admin API key of a custom integration.
Beta. The connection is built and you can connect it today; we are still proving it end to end on a live site, so review the first draft closely.
Payload
BetaDraft documents into a Payload collection with a user API key.
Beta. The connection is built and you can connect it today; we are still proving it end to end on a live site, so review the first draft closely.
Sanity
BetaDraft into a Sanity dataset from the action plan, with a write token you create in Manage.
Beta. The connection is built and you can connect it today; we are still proving it end to end on a live site, so review the first draft closely.
Strapi
BetaDraft entries into a Strapi content type with an API token.
Beta. The connection is built and you can connect it today; we are still proving it end to end on a live site, so review the first draft closely.
Contentful
SoonRead your Contentful entries beside your AI visibility, with writing to follow.
Contentful accepts only a browser sign-in. SKYA is building that path.
Commerce
2 live of 2Store and catalogue data beside the answers that send people to it.
Shopify
LivePublish page descriptions and structured data through the SKYA head block, without touching your theme files.
USD 5 a year, billed by Shopify
WooCommerce
LiveBring catalogue and store data into the same view as your AI visibility.
Analytics
3 live of 3Pair classic performance with what AI assistants are saying.
SEO and competitive
3 live of 3Pull your rank, backlink and competitor data next to your AI visibility.
Advertising
1 live of 4Align paid spend with where AI answers already place you.
Meta Ads
LiveYour creatives, fatigue and fixes in the Meta Ads Hub, on every plan.
Amazon Ads
SoonRetail media data alongside answer visibility.
Amazon requires a registered application and approved API access, which is paperwork on our side rather than anything you can create. In progress.
Google Ads
SoonAlign paid search with where AI answers already place you.
Google requires a developer token and a server SKYA runs itself. Planned alongside the other ad platforms.
TikTok Ads
SoonTikTok campaign data in the same view.
TikTok requires an approved developer app before an outside tool can read ad accounts. SKYA has applied.
Marketing and CRM
4 live of 7Pipeline and lifecycle data in the same workspace as the visibility that creates it.
Customer.io
SoonLifecycle messaging data.
Customer.io authenticates each person through their own Customer.io login. SKYA is building that path.
GoHighLevel
SoonAgency sub-account pipeline and campaign data beside your AI visibility.
GoHighLevel requires an approved marketplace app before an outside tool can read a sub-account. SKYA has applied.
Salesforce
SoonCRM data in the same workspace.
Salesforce requires a sign-in an administrator enables inside your org first. SKYA is building that path.
Data and BI
2 live of 3Query your own warehouse and dashboards alongside AI visibility.
Grafana Cloud
SoonOperational dashboards alongside visibility.
Grafana Cloud accepts only a browser sign-in on its hosted service, not an account token. SKYA is building that path.
Not seeing yours?
Tell us what you run. Coverage is prioritised by what customers actually ask for, and a platform sitting behind a CDN we already read is usually closer than it looks.