Analyze website traffic.
Find your next growth opportunity.

Connect your agent to AIsa to understand how people find websites, what they search for and which pages attract attention. Research your own site or others in your market to decide what to improve and where to grow.

Connect your agent

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Paste one prompt into Codex

Paste this into Codex to add the AIsa MCP server and start browser authorization.

Please install the AIsa MCP server for me, then confirm it connected.

It's a remote (streamable HTTP) MCP server.
MCP Server URL: https://mcp.aisa.one/mcp

AIsa uses OAuth — open the browser sign-in when prompted. It's read-only public data, so there's no API key to paste.

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Prefer to set it up by hand?
Add AIsa to ~/.codex/config.toml:
```
[mcp_servers.aisa]
url = "https://mcp.aisa.one/mcp"
```
Then sign in with OAuth:
```
codex mcp login aisa
```
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Create your own prompt
Go to the prompt builder below, customize your task, then copy the finished prompt into Codex.
Customize my prompt

What can website traffic tell you
about your next move?

Your agent + AIsaDemo · fictional stores and illustrative data

You

Create your website traffic analysis prompt.
Your sites. Your market. Your decision.

Set the scope of your traffic research

Replace the bracketed fields, then copy the prompt into Codex with AIsa connected. Your agent will check data coverage and costs before collecting results. No attachment needed.

Your website or business idea

Country, language and reporting period

Websites to analyze (one or more domains)

What do you want to decide?

This page prepares your prompt. Your agent retrieves the data after you approve the research budget.

View the full traffic analysis prompt

Prepare a website traffic analysis using AIsa tools.
My website or business: [your domain or business idea]
Websites to analyze: [website domains, one per line]
Market, language and reporting period: [target country], English, [complete reporting month]
Decision I want to make: Compare acquisition channels, non-branded search terms and popular pages. Recommend which channel and page to test first.
Analyze one or more websites, including my own site, industry references or competitors. Do not require competitor domains. If I provide one domain, analyze that site; compare domains only when I provide multiple sites. Find acquisition, content and page improvement opportunities that could support business growth.
First check available Similarweb operations, supported geography, devices, coverage and pricing. Present a plan and request budget approval before paid calls. Do not silently substitute worldwide data for the requested country.
Compare acquisition channels, branded and non-branded search keywords and popular pages using equivalent reporting periods and scope. Label every table with provider, domain, period, geography and retrieval date. Mark missing data as unavailable, never as zero.
Do not treat visits, page share or cart traffic as sales, revenue or conversion rates. Separate estimates, facts and recommendations. Deliver a report in English with tables, references, limitations and three prioritized channel or page experiments with measurements on my own site. Do not invent values or launch campaigns.

Research website traffic at your own pace.

Pay-as-you-go can access the full API catalog at the same 1× provider rate as every plan. Costs depend on the operations and amount of data requested. Model or client fees are separate.

Compare all plans

Website traffic analysis, explained.
From estimates to informed decisions.

Can I analyze my own website as well as other sites?

Connect an MCP-compatible agent to AIsa, add the domains and reporting period, and ask it to retrieve available Similarweb traffic, channel, keyword and popular-page data. You can research your own website, competitors or other sites in your market. Similarweb provides external estimates; use your own analytics to validate findings about your site.

Does website traffic analysis reveal sales?

No. Visits and page shares are not orders, revenue or conversion rates. A popular cart page can suggest shopping activity, but it does not prove that a purchase was completed.

Can I compare Amazon, Mercado Livre and Shopee?

Yes, where provider coverage is available. The creator uses these marketplaces to explore traffic sources, search terms and popular pages. You can use the same workflow for your chosen sites, without limiting the comparison to three companies.

Can I choose Brazil as the reporting market?

Ask your agent to check geography support for each operation. If an endpoint only offers worldwide or another country’s data, it must label that scope and must not present it as Brazil-only traffic. Keep comparable periods, geography and devices across sites.

Are the traffic figures shown here live?

No. This demonstration uses fictional stores and illustrative results. Your agent retrieves available data for your own sites. Missing data must be marked unavailable, and provider estimates must not be described as first-party analytics.

What should my website traffic report include?

A comparable channel table, branded and non-branded search terms, popular pages, source references, reporting dates and coverage gaps. End with a prioritized test plan tied to the evidence, not a promise of traffic or revenue growth.