> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.trysight.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Adding Your First Site

> Connect your website to Sight AI and start generating content.

## Overview

After creating your account, the first step is to add your website to Sight AI. This allows the platform to generate content tailored to your site, track your AI visibility, and submit new content to search engines.

## Adding a New Site

Adding a site takes a single input — just the domain:

1. From the sidebar, click **Add Site** (on your very first site, you're guided through this during onboarding).
2. Enter your website **domain** (e.g., `example.com` or `www.example.com`).
3. Continue — Sight AI creates the site and immediately kicks off **automatic setup** in the background.

> [!TIP]
>
> If your site uses `www.` (e.g., `www.example.com`), include it. Sight AI preserves your www preference and uses it consistently for article URLs, indexing, and integrations.

> [!NOTE]
>
> Starter includes **1 site**, Pro **3** and Business **10**; adding more takes an extra [site license](https://docs.trysight.ai/billing/site-licensing.md) on Pro and Business.

## Automatic setup (auto-configure)

Instead of filling out forms, Sight AI configures your new site with AI:

* **Sitemap detection** — probes common locations (`/sitemap.xml`, `/sitemap_index.xml`, and others) on your domain and its `www` variant.
* **Blog URL pattern** — detects where your articles live (defaults to `/blog/`).
* **Business info** — analyzes your homepage to fill in company name, industry, target audience, brand voice, key products/services, and unique selling points.

This runs automatically right after you add a site. You can re-run it anytime with **Auto-configure with AI** on the **Your website** card in the Setup hub.

> [!NOTE]
>
> AI business analysis runs once your trial or subscription is active; sitemap and blog detection always run. Auto-configure never overwrites details you've already filled in by hand.

## The Setup hub

After a site is created, you land in the **Setup hub** — a panel in the Agent workspace you can reopen anytime from **Setup** in the sidebar (or by visiting `/setup`). It tracks three required tasks plus optional enhancements, with a progress bar showing how many of the **3 core tasks** are done.

**Required**

1. **Your website** — sitemap, blog URL pattern, and business details. Click **Edit** to adjust the **site icon** (favicon by default, or upload your own), the **sitemap & blog URLs**, or the **business details**.
2. **Google Search Console** — connect to unlock search analytics, the dashboard, and opportunities.
3. **Website CMS** — connect a platform for automatic publishing.

**Recommended and optional**

* **Slack** — bring the agent into your workspace
* **Connectors** — plug in SEO tools, analytics, and CRMs (Pro and above)
* **Add Prompts** — the questions you want to see your brand answered for in AI assistants
* **Track keywords** — Google positions, search volume and difficulty. Your first keywords are added for you (see below); add more from the Keywords page
* **Outreach** — AI email outreach to earn backlinks (Business)
* **AI Visibility** — set your brand, competitors, and recheck cadence
* **Indexing** — Google sitemap submission and Bing IndexNow

### Connect your CMS

Connect a CMS to enable automatic publishing (optional — you can always copy content manually):

* [WordPress Integration](https://docs.trysight.ai/integrations/wordpress.md)
* [Webflow Integration](https://docs.trysight.ai/integrations/webflow.md)
* [Framer Integration](https://docs.trysight.ai/integrations/framer.md)
* [Shopify Integration](https://docs.trysight.ai/integrations/shopify.md)
* [Wix Integration](https://docs.trysight.ai/integrations/wix.md)

### Configure indexing

From the Setup hub's **Indexing** row you can connect **Google Search Console** for automatic sitemap submission, enable **Bing IndexNow** for real-time URL submission, and confirm your sitemap.

## Your first SEO snapshot

You do not have to press anything to see SEO data. A few minutes after a site is added, Sight pulls its first snapshot in the background, as far as your plan includes it:

| Plan | What is pulled automatically |
| - | - |
| **Starter** | Six months of organic and backlink history. Once Google Search Console finishes its first sync, the site's top Search Console queries start position tracking. |
| **Pro** | The organic keyword list, the top 50 organic keywords added to position tracking with a first rank check, backlinks, twelve months of history, a competitor comparison when competitors are set, and a first site audit. |
| **Business** | Everything in Pro, with two years of history. |

The [SEO Suite overview](https://docs.trysight.ai/seo/overview.md) and the [Keywords](https://docs.trysight.ai/keywords/overview.md) pages fill in over the first 10 to 30 minutes (the site audit can take longer on big sites). The daily rank checks and the weekly refreshes keep everything current afterwards. If a site moves to a higher plan later, the extra data is pulled the same way.

> [!NOTE]
>
> Automatic pulls respect the site's daily SEO data budget. If a very large site hits it, the remaining pieces land with the next scheduled run.

## Managing Multiple Sites

If you have multiple sites, you can switch between them using the site selector in the sidebar. Each site has its own:

* Articles and content queue
* Keyword research pool
* AI visibility tracking
* Integration settings
* Autopilot configuration

## Next Steps

Now that your site is set up, you can:

1. [Connect your CMS integration](https://docs.trysight.ai/integrations/wordpress.md)
2. [Generate your first article](https://docs.trysight.ai/ai-content/overview.md)
3. [Set up AI visibility tracking](https://docs.trysight.ai/ai-visibility/what-is-ai-visibility.md)
4. [Configure search engine indexing](https://docs.trysight.ai/indexing/how-it-works.md)


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