Ask your website a question. Get answers from your own analytics.

Where do your visitors come from? Which pages get attention? How are your goals performing? Savri connects your WordPress analytics to ChatGPT and Claude, so you can explore the numbers in a conversation and ask follow-up questions.

Install this plugin to collect your site’s traffic, connect your Savri account in your preferred AI assistant, and start asking:

“Compare visitors this month with last month. What changed?”
“Which pages brought in the most traffic last week?”
“Where are my visitors coming from?”
“How did my configured goals perform over the last 30 days?”

Connect your AI assistant

Sign in with your existing Savri or Besökskollen account and approve the connection. The directory connections use account sign-in, so you do not need to copy an API key. Your AI account and workspace must allow the connection. Answers depend on the data collected, your site’s plan and the permissions you grant. Goals need to be configured before you can analyze their results.

The connection gives your assistant access to Savri reports; it does not give it access to edit your WordPress pages or plugins. You can also use Savri’s dashboard without an AI assistant.

See what is happening on your website

Visitors and top pages – understand your traffic, referrers, countries and devices.
Goals and conversions – follow the actions that matter to your business with configured events and goals.
AI traffic – see visits referred by AI services and requests from recognized AI crawlers. A crawler request is not proof that your site was cited in an AI answer.
Site search – find what visitors search for, searches with no results and clicks on results.
Broken pages – discover 404 URLs your visitors reach.
Optional event tracking – outbound link clicks, file downloads, form submissions and scroll depth. A form submission event does not confirm delivery of a message.

Simple setup. Cookieless measurement.

Add your Site ID in WordPress and choose savri.io or besokskollen.se. The plugin loads Savri’s tracking script asynchronously. It uses no tracking cookies and does not track visitors across websites. You can exclude logged-in administrators from your reports.

The WordPress plugin is free. A Savri or Besökskollen account is required; service features and usage limits depend on your plan. Your ChatGPT or Claude account is separate.

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Svenska / Besökskollen

Prata med din webbstatistik i ChatGPT och Claude: fråga om besökare, trafikkällor, populära sidor och uppsatta mål. Använd ditt vanliga Besökskollen-konto. Kom igång i WordPress, anslut ChatGPT eller anslut Claude.

External services

This plugin connects to the Savri Analytics service (savri.io or besokskollen.se, selectable in the plugin settings) to load the tracking script and send pageview data. This is required for the plugin to function, since Savri Analytics is the service that records and displays your site’s traffic.

savri.io and besokskollen.se are operated by the same company and provide an identical service. besokskollen.se is the Swedish-language interface and savri.io is the international (English) interface. You only need an account on one of them, and you should select the matching domain in the plugin settings.

What the service is and what it is used for

Savri Analytics is a privacy-friendly, cookieless web analytics service that records anonymous pageviews and aggregated traffic data (referrers, top pages, countries, devices). The plugin uses the service to track visits to your WordPress site and display the results in your Savri dashboard.

What data is sent and when

Every time a visitor loads a page on your site, the plugin loads the tracking script from https://savri.io/script.js or https://besokskollen.se/script.js (depending on the domain configured in the plugin settings).
That script sends pageview events to the same domain (/api/collect endpoint). The payload includes your Site ID, the page URL and path, referrer, viewport width and a timestamp. The service also receives the request headers and network information needed to process the request.
If you enable the optional tracking flags in the plugin settings, additional events are sent when the corresponding action happens on the page: clicks on outbound links, file downloads, form submissions, and scroll depth.
On WordPress search result pages, the plugin sends a site search event containing the search term (trimmed, lowercased, capped at 100 characters), the number of results, and a click event when the visitor clicks a search result. This shows what visitors search for under Site Search in your Savri dashboard. It can be disabled under Settings > Savri Analytics > Site Search Tracking.
On 404 pages, the tracking script sends a 404 event containing the requested path, so you can find broken links.
When a known AI crawler (for example GPTBot, ClaudeBot or PerplexityBot) requests a page, the plugin sends a non-blocking report to the same domain (/api/ai-crawl endpoint) containing: your Site ID, the requested URL path, and the crawler’s user-agent string. This only happens for user-agents matching a fixed list of known AI bots, never for regular visitors. It can be disabled under Settings > Savri Analytics > AI Crawler Tracking.
The tracking script sets no cookies and does not track visitors across sites. Avoid including personal information in page URLs, search terms or event properties. See the privacy policy below for how the service handles received data.

Optional ChatGPT and Claude connections are set up separately in the AI service, using your Savri account and the permissions you approve. Installing this WordPress plugin does not activate them. When you use a connected assistant, Savri returns the requested report data to that service; its terms and your account settings apply. The setup guides linked above explain access and disconnection.

Service terms and privacy policy