Integrations

It finds your stack on its own.

There is no connect step for most of these. WP Super Docs checks which plugins are active and adjusts what it outputs, handing the page head to your SEO plugin, adding docs to your search index, registering the post type as translatable. Open the Integrations tab and everything installed is already marked active.

26integrations
5SEO plugins detected
5search engines
3AI providers
26 integrations

Yoast SEO

SEO

Hands off the title tag, meta description, and Open Graph output. Reads the Yoast description back for related doc snippets and content health.

Rank Math

SEO

Same handoff, with the Rank Math meta box on every doc. Its description feeds related docs and the health checks.

SEOPress

SEO

Head output handed over, plus CPT inclusion and term exclusions wired into the SEOPress sitemap.

All in One SEO

SEO

Docs register through the additional pages filter, and excluded products drop out of the AIOSEO sitemap.

Slim SEO

SEO

Zero configuration. Slim SEO generates titles and descriptions for every doc and WP Super Docs skips its own fallback output.

WordPress sitemaps

SEO

Core sitemaps get a docs archive provider, with excluded products and categories filtered out of post and term queries.

Algolia

Search

Add your app ID, index name, and keys. Docs push on save and drop on trash, so the index stays current without a cron job.

Elasticsearch

Search

Point it at your cluster and docs index on publish. Readers get the same search box, only the engine behind it changes.

SearchWP

Search

Detected automatically. When present, native docs search defers to the SearchWP relevance engine instead of WordPress core.

Relevanssi

Search

The doc post type and both taxonomies are added to the Relevanssi index automatically, with no settings screen to visit.

Ivory Search

Search

Detected on activation and used for docs search relevance in place of the built in query.

Meilisearch

Search

No direct connector. Pull every published doc as JSON from the search index endpoint and feed your own indexer.

Typesense

Search

Same route as Meilisearch. The export endpoint takes product, page, and per page parameters behind a bearer key.

WPML

Translation

Docs and both taxonomies register as translatable. Post and term IDs are translated through every query and link, so each language sees its own tree.

Polylang

Translation

Built on the Polylang API, with the post type marked translatable through its own filters.

OpenAI

AI

Your key, your account, your bill. Powers doc summaries and reader questions, with responses cached against the content hash.

Anthropic

AI

Drop in alternative provider for the same two features. Switch providers without regenerating anything.

Google Gemini

AI

Third provider option. All three stay off until you enable AI and paste a key, so nothing is sent anywhere by default.

weDocs

Import

Reads your existing install directly. Root docs become products, sections become categories, articles become docs.

BetterDocs

Import

Every doc category term is created or reused by slug, and each doc carries its title, content, excerpt, and menu order across.

Help Scout

Import

Pulls collections, categories, and articles from the Docs API with a key from your profile. Filter to one collection if you want.

Intercom

Import

Fetches Help Center collections and articles with an access token. Article bodies are already HTML, so formatting arrives intact.

Markdown and Docusaurus

Import

Upload a ZIP from GitBook, ReadMe, Notion, or Docusaurus. Sub folders become categories and frontmatter becomes metadata.

Slack

Workflow

Add an incoming webhook and every review state change posts to your channel. Email notifications run alongside it.

Post Views Counter

Analytics

When active, popular docs rank by real view counts instead of a curated list.

Yabe Webfont

Typography

Self hosted fonts appear in the docs typography dropdowns, useful on a docs subdomain with no theme to inherit from.

Nothing in that category.

SEO handoff

Whichever one you run, it steps aside.

Two plugins writing the same title tag is worse than either one doing it alone. WP Super Docs detects what is active, stops emitting its own head tags, and reads your SEO plugin fields back for related doc snippets and content health scoring.

page head Who writes what
<title> Yoast SEO
<meta name="description"> Yoast SEO
<meta property="og:*"> Yoast SEO
<link rel="canonical"> Yoast SEO
ld+json TechArticle WP Super Docs
ld+json BreadcrumbList WP Super Docs

Yoast owns the head. WP Super Docs adds only the structured data it does not write.

PluginWhat changes in the sitemap
Yoast SEOSitemap index entry, archive section, and post exclusions
Rank MathSitemap index entry, archive section, and post exclusions
All in One SEOAdditional pages filter and post exclusions
SEOPressCPT inclusion, archive items, and term exclusions
Slim SEOPost and term entry filters
WordPress 5.5 and upArchive provider plus post and term query exclusions

Search, four ways

Start with nothing configured. Scale when you need to.

Every level answers the same reader facing search box. You are changing what sits behind it, not what people use.

What readers see
webhook retry
WebhooksRetry schedule and backoff windows
IdempotencySafely replaying a failed delivery
ErrorsWhat a 429 means for retries
What answers it
Built in search
SearchWP, Relevanssi, Ivory
Algolia or Elasticsearch
Your own index

Nothing to configure. Instant AJAX search runs the moment you activate.

One licence

Every integration on this page, included.

No connector add ons, no premium tier for Algolia, no per integration pricing. Site count is the only thing that changes between plans.

From $49.99 a year, with a 14 day money back guarantee

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