Integrations
Run all of AI search in one workspace.
Maya is more than a prompt tracker. It connects to the tools where your search data, your site and your reports already live, so a finding, the fix and the result stay in the same place.
How the connections work together
01
One context
The question you lost, the competitor's evidence, the target page and the suggested change sit on the same task.
02
Work in the connected tool
A draft goes to the system where it will be published. Each connection states what it can read and what it can do.
03
Results come back
The next measurement lands on the same task, so nobody has to carry data between tabs or explain the status again.
Search demand
Google Search Console
- What Maya reads
- Queries and pages, with clicks and impressions. Read-only.
- What it does with it
- Suggests prompts from real queries and shows where you have search demand but no AI visibility.
Analytics
Google Analytics 4
- What Maya reads
- Sessions, purchases and revenue from visits that arrive from AI assistants. Read-only.
- What it does with it
- Puts AI-referred traffic next to your visibility, so you can see whether mentions turn into visits.
Site and server logs
Cloudflare, Vercel, AWS CloudFront
- What Maya reads
- Requests from AI crawlers and agents at the edge.
- What it does with it
- Shows which AI bots reach which pages, and which pages they cannot reach.
Nginx, Apache, IIS and custom stacks
- What Maya reads
- AI crawler traffic sent by a log shipper such as Vector or Fluent Bit.
- What it does with it
- Feeds the same crawler analytics when your site is not behind one of the CDNs above.
Content and publishing
WordPress
- What Maya reads
- Your site, through an application password you create in WordPress.
- What it does with it
- Sends articles you approve in Maya to your WordPress site as drafts. You publish them in WordPress.
Shopify
- What Maya reads
- Your store's blogs, connected by store domain.
- What it does with it
- Sends articles you approve in Maya to your Shopify blog as unpublished drafts.
Assistants and reporting
Claude and ChatGPT (Maya MCP)
- What Maya reads
- Your Maya data, with your own Maya permissions.
- What it does with it
- Lets you pull reports, compare competitors and list action items from the assistant you already use.
Looker Studio
Enterprise- What Maya reads
- Your Maya metrics.
- What it does with it
- Brings live Maya data into the dashboards you already build.
API, CSV and webhooks
- What Maya reads
- Your Maya metrics.
- What it does with it
- Moves them into your own reporting stack or data warehouse.
Slack and email
- What Maya reads
- Nothing from your workspace.
- What it does with it
- Sends visibility alerts and reports where your team works.
Frequently asked questions
Does Maya change anything in my Search Console or Analytics account?
No. Maya reads reporting data only from Google Search Console and Google Analytics 4. It does not modify either property, and you can remove the connection at any time.
Do I need to connect anything to start?
No. AI visibility tracking works with only your domain and your prompts, on every plan. Each connection adds context: search demand, AI-referred traffic, AI crawler activity or a place to publish.
Which integrations are included in my plan?
The pricing page lists what each plan includes. Search Console, Analytics and server-log connections start on the Premium plan. Looker Studio is available on Enterprise.
Is Maya only an AI prompt tracker?
No. Prompt tracking is the measurement step. Maya also diagnoses why an answer names a competitor, turns each gap into a task, helps produce and publish the content, and measures again on the same prompts.
See it with your own data
Book a 30-minute call and we will connect one of your tools on the spot.
