Integration surface

Use Pagelyze with the CMS and workflow stack you already ship on

The integration layer is about signals and handoffs, not lock-in. Webhooks, publish events, and public URLs are enough to make the product useful in real workflows.

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Integration pattern

Pagelyze fits best when the workflow can tell it what changed and when.

Publish hooksPublic URLsSaved reportsTeam handoff

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Practical integration targets

Webflow

Ideal for agency sites and marketing teams that want post-publish regression visibility.

WordPress

Useful when plugin, content, or theme updates can silently affect performance and SEO.

Shopify

Strong fit for storefront teams who need proof around launch-day or campaign-day changes.

Storyblok

Headless content teams can connect publish events to a clearer quality-control layer.

Custom webhooks

Any CMS or deployment flow that can send a signed webhook is a viable candidate.

Where to go next

Use the deeper routes when you need more than a list of platforms

CMS automation

See the publish -> webhook -> audit -> Fix Pack flow in detail.

Open CMS automation

Agency workflows

Understand why integrations matter more when multiple client domains are involved.

Open agency solution

Trust

Review the security and privacy framing around scanning, storage, and webhook flows.

Open trust notes

Next action

Start with one live domain, then layer integrations where the workflow benefits.

That keeps the product credible: prove value on a real report first, then wire it into repeatable publishing flows.

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