Use Searcherries in Framer
The Searcherries plugin for Framer shows your project's data next to the page you are editing. You see whether AI platforms cite the page in their answers, how it performs in Google Search and how many visitors reach it from AI platforms. A second tab sums up the whole project: the AI visibility score, brand mentions per platform, the competitors AI names and the first steps of your action plan.
The plugin only reads data. It does not change your Framer project, and it does not start an AI check or refresh Search Console or GA4. Every number is what Searcherries has already stored. Read about data updates.
Install and sign in
- In Framer, open the project of your site, open Plugins in the toolbar and search for Searcherries.
- Open the plugin and select Sign in with Searcherries.
- A browser window opens. Sign in to Searcherries, or create an account, then select Authorize so Framer can read your projects.
- Go back to Framer. The plugin loads your data on its own.
If the browser blocks the window, the plugin shows a link that opens it.
The plugin picks the Searcherries project whose website is the published site. When no project matches, for example while the site is only published on its Framer address, choose the project in the list at the top. The plugin remembers the choice for this Framer project.
Use an access token instead
- In Searcherries, open MCP, open the Other clients tab and create a token under Access tokens.
- In the plugin, select Use an access token instead, paste the token and select Use token.
Signing out of the plugin leaves this token active. Revoke it on the MCP page when you no longer need it. The token guide explains expiry and revocation.
This page
The first tab follows the page open in the editor and covers the last 30 days:
| Section | Shows |
|---|---|
| Cited in AI answers | How many times AI answers to your tracked questions cited the page, on which AI platforms, and for which questions. |
| Google Search | Clicks, impressions, CTR and average position from Google Search Console. Search Console reports the top pages of a site, so a page with little traffic may not appear. |
| Visits from AI | Sessions that arrived on the page from AI platforms, per platform, as measured by Google Analytics. |
The tab needs a published site: the plugin matches the address of the page on the published site with your Searcherries data. Publish the site to see it.
Overview
The second tab covers the whole project:
- AI visibility: the visibility score, the share of answers that name your brand with its change since the previous period, and mentions per AI platform.
- Competitors in AI answers: the three brands the AI platforms name most, and your own rank.
- Next steps: the first three actions of your action plan, each with a link to the report.
- Site totals: Search Console clicks and visits from AI over the last 30 days.
Open the full report opens the project in Searcherries.
Plans
The plugin works with a free account. On the free plan you see Google Search and Visits from AI for each page, the site totals and the next steps.
Citations in AI answers, AI visibility and competitors need Starter, Pro or Agency, and an active trial counts. Compare the plans.
Sign out
Open the menu in the plugin window header and select Sign out. This ends the plugin's access to your account.
The sign-in is kept in your browser, not in the Framer project. Collaborators on the same Framer project sign in with their own Searcherries account and see only their own projects.
Troubleshooting
- "Search Console is not connected" or "Google Analytics is not connected": the link opens the connect step of the project in Searcherries. After you connect a source, the first data arrives within a day.
- The wrong project is selected: choose another one in the list at the top.
- "Your Searcherries session ended": sign in again. This happens when the access was revoked, for example after a sign-out on another computer.