Got several WordPress sites?
A single DigiSeer account is all you need to look after them all.
And you can manage them all from app.digiseer.app, without going through WordPress.
One DigiSeer site per WordPress site
Each WordPress site (each domain) has its own DigiSeer site: its index, settings, statistics and users.
Adding a site to your account
- Install the DigiSeer plugin on the other WordPress site.
- Open the DigiSeer menu and sign in with your account.
- The Dashboard offers to create the site for this domain: give it a name and confirm.
The number of sites depends on your plan (see Plans).
Beyond it, creation is refused: simply move to a higher plan.
Domain already linked to another account
Someone in your team may have linked it already.
If this domain is already linked to another DigiSeer account:
- the Dashboard shows “This WordPress site is already linked to another DigiSeer account” and offers Ask for access to this site;
- the owner and administrators of the site are notified by e-mail and send you an invitation;
- the domain is recognised however it is written (www, capital letters, trailing slash).
See Users and roles.
Switching sites
In the application, buttons at the top of the Dashboard switch from one site to another.
Manage your sites from app.digiseer.app
Looking after several sites, for your clients or for yourself?
Open DigiSeer directly in your browser, at app.digiseer.app.
No need to go into the WordPress admin of each site.
Who it is for
- Agencies managing their clients' sites.
- Anyone looking after several sites.
- Anyone who would rather not go through WordPress.
Signing in
- Open app.digiseer.app.
- Sign in with your DigiSeer account.
- It is the same e-mail and password as in the DigiSeer menu of WordPress.
- Lost your password? Click Forgot password? below the password.
All your sites at a glance
As soon as you have two sites, the All my sites button appears at the top of the Dashboard.
- It first shows your account totals for the chosen period.
- Then one row per site, with its figures.
- Clicking a site's name opens its dashboard.
- The buttons next to it switch from one site to another.
- Beyond six sites, a drop-down list replaces the buttons.
What you will find there
For the chosen site, you get the same pages as in WordPress:
- Dashboard: statistics, visitors' questions, usage statements.
- Indexing: the content read by DigiSeer.
- Settings, Texts and Styles: the chat's answers and look.
- Users: the site's team.
- Subscription: the site's plan, your invoices and the statements to recharge to your clients.
- Documentation and Support.
Some pages depend on your role on the site.
See Users and roles.
What is different from WordPress
- No plugin update banner.
Update the plugin from the site's WordPress admin. - The Getting started box only appears while the plugin is not linked to the site.
It then offers Open DigiSeer in my WordPress. - The Create the search page button opens WordPress in a new tab.
The page is created there. - The technical diagnostic is copied from the site's DigiSeer → Diagnostic page.
See Support.
What still goes through WordPress
- Adding a site: install the plugin on its WordPress, as explained above.
- Indexing: the plugin must have sent its key at least once.
Open the DigiSeer menu once in the site's WordPress admin.
See Plugin key.
After that, everything else can be followed from app.digiseer.app.
Multisite network
On a WordPress multisite network, activate the plugin site by site: each site of the network has its own index.
Updated on 12 November 2026