PingAura Telemetry connects a WordPress site to PingAura, which shows how AI assistants find, read and recommend your content.
With the plugin active, the AI Traffic section of PingAura shows:
It can also tell Bing and other IndexNow search engines about new and updated pages as soon as they are published (optional). Bing powers the web results in ChatGPT search and Copilot, so this helps new pages reach AI answers sooner.
* Human visits, countries and top pages alongside them.
Add a browser key to also record clicks on phone, email and WhatsApp links, including the Joinchat button, by page and by the AI assistant or other source that brought the visitor. A click shows interest; it is not a confirmed lead.
Create the key in PingAura under Settings, API & MCP, Create key, Browser, and paste it into the Browser key field. The key is public and safe to show in your page’s HTML. The plugin then loads PingAura’s browser script on your pages, following the same Off, Test and Live modes as visits. It asks LiteSpeed Cache and WP Rocket not to delay the script, so the first tap is counted.
New installs start in Test mode: nothing is sent for real visitors until you switch to Live. In Test mode you can turn on test visits for your own browser and send sample events from the settings page to check the connection.
This plugin sends data to PingAura, an AI visibility and analytics service operated by PingAura AI. It is needed to show your AI referral and crawler traffic in PingAura.
Nothing is sent until you save an ingest key or a browser key and choose Test or Live mode. From then on:
Data is sent to https://telemetry.pingaura.ai/v1/events with your ingest key.
Contact clicks (optional, off until you save a browser key). The visitor’s browser loads a script from https://telemetry.pingaura.ai/t.js. When the visitor clicks a phone, email or WhatsApp link, the browser sends to https://telemetry.pingaura.ai/v1/browser: that a click happened and its type (phone, email or WhatsApp), the page URL without its query string, the site or AI assistant that brought the visitor (the referring site’s address and the utm_source tag), and your browser key and domain. The phone number, email address and message are not sent. As with any web request, PingAura’s server also receives the visitor’s IP address and user agent. The script sets no cookies; it stores the landing source in the visitor’s browser (local storage) for 30 minutes so a click on a later page is credited to it. The same modes apply: nothing in Off mode, only browsers with test visits turned on in Test mode, and visitors who are not logged in in Live mode.
IndexNow (optional, off by default). When you turn on IndexNow, the plugin sends the addresses of published pages, your site’s host name and an IndexNow key to https://api.indexnow.org/indexnow, which shares them with participating search engines such as Bing, Yandex, Naver and Seznam. This happens when a page is published or updated, and when you click “Submit all published pages”. No visitor data is sent. The key is generated by the plugin and served at /{key}.txt on your site so search engines can verify it. IndexNow terms: https://www.indexnow.org/terms
You are responsible for having a lawful basis, or your visitors’ consent where it is required, to send this data. The plugin adds suggested text to Settings Privacy, and the pingaura_telemetry_should_track filter lets a consent tool turn tracking off for a visitor.