Integrations

Play well with your whole stack.

Every search console, CMS and AI engine worth automating is a first-class provider adapter in Pylon — not a bolt-on. Bring platform data in, push approved fixes out, and trigger your own workflows via webhook or REST API.

Provider adapters, not hacksREST API for everythingWebhook-driven workflowsReversible CMS sync

24+

Integrations

Live & in pipeline

4

Categories

CMS · Data · AI · API

3

AI engines live

GPT · Gemini · Perplexity

6

CMS platforms

WP · Shopify · Wix + more

All integrations

Adapters grouped by what they connect

Each integration is a provider adapter over the same contract — swapping one engine never touches another's data. Status badges show exactly where each integration stands today.

How it works

One contract. Every adapter.

Each integration is built over the same provider contract so swapping one engine never breaks another, and new platforms are additions — not rebuilds.

01

One shared contract

Every integration implements the same adapter interface — auth, pull, and optionally push. The contract is defined once; providers are configuration, not rewrites.

02

Swap without touching neighbors

Replacing one CMS adapter never touches another's data or workflow. Engine updates and new providers are isolated adapter drops.

03

Reversible by design

Every sync is explicit: review proposed meta, schema and robots changes before they push. Every applied change traces back to the audit finding that created it.

Development team working on integrations

Every CMS change is reversible — full audit trail included

Webhooks

Push events, not polling timers.

Crawls, verifications and ranking changes fire signed webhook payloads the moment they complete. Hook your CI pipeline, Slack workspace, or CRM — no polling needed.

  • audit.completed

    Full score + issue breakdown on every crawl

  • rank.updated

    Position changes for every tracked keyword

  • site.verified

    DNS or meta-tag ownership confirmed

  • ai_visibility.run

    Share-of-voice scores after each AI run

Read the webhook reference
POST https://yourapp.io/webhooks/pylon200 OK
{
  "event": "audit.completed",
  "site_id": "site_9f2b4a1c",
  "crawl_id": "crwl_71c43e8b",
  "score": 81,
  "urls_crawled": 1204,
  "errors": 12,
  "warnings": 96,
  "notices": 403,
  "summary": {
    "total_impact_high": 3,
    "blocks_ai_crawlers": true,
    "ai_visibility_score": 41
  },
  "delivered_at": "2026-09-21T09:30:00Z",
  "signature": "sha256=a1b2c3d4e5f6..."
}
Signed with HMAC-SHA256 · Illustrative payload shape — full spec in Docs
REST API

Build anything on top of Pylon.

Bearer-token REST API with consistent JSON responses across every resource. Build custom dashboards, client portals, CI gates — anything you need.

  • Sites, crawl runs, audit findings and scores
  • Tracked keywords, ranking history and SERP features
  • Competitor snapshots and keyword-gap data
  • AI visibility scores, mentions and citations
  • Orders, licenses and subscription state
API endpoints — v1Live
GET/v1/sites
POST/v1/sites/:id/scan
GET/v1/sites/:id/audit/latest
GET/v1/sites/:id/keywords
GET/v1/sites/:id/competitors
GET/v1/sites/:id/ai-visibility
Available on Agency plan · Bearer token auth · JSON responses
AI providers

One query set, tracked across every AI engine.

The same prompt fires against every enabled provider so you compare like-for-like. New engines are adapter additions, not product rewrites — no new feature branches needed.

Provider-agnostic by design. Model name and provider are stored with every visibility run so your scores are always reproducible and you're never locked into a single engine.

Explore AI visibility
No lock-in

Connectable — and never holding your data hostage.

Every piece of data Pylon holds is exportable, API-accessible, and yours. Reports are white-label. Nothing about the platform is designed to trap you inside it.

CSV / JSON exports

Sites, audit findings, keyword lists and ranking history export as flat open files — anytime, no conversion required.

Token-based REST API

Bearer-token API for everything the platform can do. Build your own dashboards, CI gates, or client portals on top of the same data.

White-label output

Client-facing reports carry your brand, not ours. Logo, colours and domain are yours — Pylon is infrastructure.

Team working across connected platforms

Your stack stays yours.

Pylon is infrastructure — it brings your platforms together and lets you leave with everything if you ever need to.

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WordPress · Shopify · Wix · BigCommerce · GSC · AI providers

Hook Pylon into whatever you already run.

Connect your CMS, search consoles, AI providers and CI pipeline — free for 7 days, no credit card.

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FAQ

Integration questions, answered directly.

What's live today, how adapters work, and how to automate with the API.

Each integration implements a shared interface — auth, pull and optionally push. Swapping one engine or CMS adapter never touches another's data or workflow. New providers become configuration rather than product rewrites, so adding Webflow or a new AI engine is a small, isolated change.

Yes. Sync is explicit and reversible: you review every proposed change before it is pushed. Every applied change is linked back to the audit finding that generated it, so you always know why a value was changed and can revert it.

REST API, CSV/JSON exports, the OpenAI/ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity AI-visibility adapters, the GEO-readiness llms.txt check, and the CMS adapter contracts (defined and safe to wire) are all live or in active build. Status badges on each item show exactly where a given integration stands today.

Yes. The audit.completed webhook fires with a signed payload including the score and high-impact issue count. Wire it to a GitHub Actions check or a Zapier step to block deploys when the score drops below your threshold.

Bearer-token API access is available on the Agency plan. Enterprise SSO (SAML/OIDC) is on the roadmap — contact us at contact@pylonseo.io if it's a blocker for your team.

The adapter pulls impressions, clicks, CTR and average position and merges them with your existing crawl and ranking data so you see everything in one place. It is read-only — Pylon never writes to GSC.

Still have questions?

Try the platform free for 7 days, or read the docs — the answer is usually one click away.