Integrations

Connect Seology to your stack.

Point Seology at any site URL and it audits what it finds — technical, on-page, and content checks plus GEO best-practice guidance for AI search engines like ChatGPT and Perplexity. Connect GitHub or Shopify and it fixes them too.

GitHub

Connect a repository and fixes arrive as pull requests you review, test, and merge — for custom, headless, and static sites.

Shopify

OAuth connector for your store, plus audits of product and collection page SEO — meta tags, schema, and page-speed signals across your catalog.

WordPress

Audited from its URL today — pages, robots.txt, sitemap, and schema. Fixes via GitHub pull requests if your code lives there. Native connector on the roadmap.

Any other site — Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, or hand-rolled — is audited from its URL, no snippet required. Connect a GitHub repository and fixes arrive as pull requests you review, approve, and merge like any other change. Native connectors for WordPress and other platforms are on the roadmap.

Same checks, every platform

SEO problems don't change much between platforms — missing meta tags, broken canonicals, invalid schema, slow page-speed signals, thin content, and weak internal linking show up on Shopify stores, WordPress blogs, and custom sites alike. What changes is how the fix gets applied. Seology abstracts that away: it runs the same technical, on-page, and content checks everywhere, then delivers each fix through the right channel for your setup.

On sites connected through GitHub, fixes arrive as pull requests you review and merge, so every change lives in your own source of truth with full version history. Through the Shopify connector, fixes can be applied directly to your store with a 90-day rollback window. And every site — on any platform, including WordPress — can be audited from its URL: the agent fetches pages and checks meta tags, headings, robots.txt, sitemap.xml, JSON-LD schema, and page-speed signals.

Audits also include GEO best-practice checks — clear answers, FAQ structure, schema, and crawlability for AI bots — to help your pages stay visible in AI search engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google's AI Overviews, not just traditional Google results.

Integration FAQ

Which platforms does Seology integrate with?

Any website on the public web — Shopify, WordPress, Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, or a hand-built custom site — can be audited from its URL. Seology fetches your pages and checks meta tags, headings, robots.txt, sitemap.xml, JSON-LD schema, and page-speed signals. It also connects to GitHub repositories, and a Shopify OAuth connector handles store-specific data. Native connectors for WordPress and other platforms are on the roadmap.

Do I need to install a plugin or app?

Not for audits — they work from your site URL, with no plugin or snippet. To apply fixes, connect GitHub (fixes arrive as pull requests you review and merge) or connect your Shopify store, which means approving Seology's permissions in Shopify.

How does Seology apply fixes on each platform?

For GitHub repositories, fixes are delivered as pull requests with the exact code changes, so your team keeps full control and version history. For Shopify stores, fixes are applied directly through the connector, with a 90-day rollback window. You choose AUTOMATIC (fixes applied without per-fix approval), PLAN (review a fix plan and approve the batch once), or APPROVE (approve each fix individually).

Can Seology handle multiple sites on different platforms?

Yes. A single Seology account can audit a Shopify store, a WordPress blog, and a custom marketing site at the same time (plan limits apply: one store on Starter, three on Growth, ten on Scale). Each site is audited independently; fixes are delivered wherever a GitHub or Shopify connection exists.

Does the audit cover AI search visibility (GEO)?

Audits include GEO best-practice checks — clear, direct answers, FAQ-style content structure, complete schema, and crawlability for AI bots — to help your pages show up in AI search engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google's AI Overviews. Seology provides this as audit guidance; it does not track AI citations.