Webmasters and digital leads use Seekdown to ship assistants that stay on-brand, cite the right sources, and learn from every page you trust. Browse the essentials below or jump straight to the category you need.
Connect sources (website, PDFs, docs), run ingestion, then set tone, rules, and citations. When it looks good, embed it on your site or share it internally.
Yes. Set tone, strictness, and policies. You can require citations, define fallbacks, and add on-brand CTAs.
As often as you need—on-demand, daily, or weekly. Scheduled crawls keep answers aligned with new pages and updated documents.
Use crawlers to ingest URLs, sitemaps, or sections of a site. Seekdown extracts readable content and keeps it in an indexed knowledge base.
Yes. Use focused crawlers to track pricing, features, and messaging changes, then summarize updates with citations.
Seekdown retrieves relevant passages from your sources first, then generates an answer. With citations enabled, users can verify the source.
It answers questions using your own pages (docs, pricing, FAQs), not generic guesses. Visitors get direct answers plus links to the exact page.
After crawling your site and testing responses, paste a single snippet. See website assistants for the step-by-step setup.
It complements search by answering directly and linking to the right URL. It’s especially helpful for docs and pricing pages where users bounce quickly.
Yes. You can power an assistant from your WordPress posts and pages. See WordPress assistants for a step-by-step setup.
Yes. Set tone, welcome message, and guardrails so answers sound like your site—not a generic bot.
Seekdown works with websites, PDFs, Word docs, HTML, CSV, JSON, and spreadsheets. The platform keeps everything normalized so answers stay consistent.
Yes. Connect REST endpoints or data feeds to blend structured metrics with unstructured content inside the same assistant.
Keep content scoped, require citations, and refresh sources on a schedule. That way answers come from current content—not stale snippets.
Yes. Ingest PDFs and documents, combine them with crawled pages, and require citations so users can verify. See AI search for documents.
Yes. Use analytics to spot repeated questions, then publish new FAQ/help pages that your assistant can cite going forward.
Product catalogs, docs, pricing pages, and public sources. Use scope rules so you only ingest what you want the assistant to use.
Yes. Define fields like price, SKU, and features, then extract consistent JSON without writing scrapers. See structured data extraction.
Yes. Combine search and crawlers to aggregate updates, then summarize and cite sources. See media tracking.
Yes. Use prompts to tag topics, sentiment, and urgency so your team can triage faster.
Pricing, plan tables, changelogs, and top product pages. See competitive monitoring.
Yes. Use AI prompts to summarize changes and generate drafts, with citations so teams can verify.
Start free, then upgrade for more assistants and higher limits. See pricing for the latest details.
Yes. Limits depend on your plan. If you have enterprise requirements or on-premise needs, contact us.
Tell us what you want to index (site, PDFs, docs) and we’ll recommend the cleanest setup for citations and accuracy.