Keep your Next.js frontend. Accelerate your AI marketing.

Keep your Next.js application and give marketing a maintained AI delivery and measurement workflow beside it. LightSite connects through an existing Cloudflare or Nginx route, or approved hosted discovery, so your team can prioritize buying answers and approved GEO work without rebuilding the frontend.

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Ready without a rebuild

Give ChatGPT, Claude and other assistants a clearer public source while keeping your existing site and customer experience.

Measure what actually happens

Understand recorded page reads, endpoint requests and AI referrals on your connected surfaces, alongside sampled mentions.

Turn evidence into approved work

Choose the opportunities that matter. LightSite prepares GEO improvements, and you control what gets approved.

Separate AI delivery from frontend releases

A maintained hosted business layer keeps AI discovery work from becoming a new frontend feature for every format. Your application remains the source for the visitor experience; LightSite adds a route for public facts, connected observations and marketing priorities.

Connect Next.js through your hosting stack.

Choose Cloudflare, Nginx or hosted discovery to match your deployment. LightSite maintains the public business layer alongside your Next.js frontend, so marketing can update facts and act on observed activity without a separate frontend release for each hosted discovery file.

A useful handoff for product-led businesses

  • Marketing controls public pricing, integration and security facts.
  • Engineering keeps authentication, application routes and release controls.
  • Both teams use connected evidence to select improvements instead of building a parallel analytics and AI-files project.

Your website changes. Your AI package keeps up.

LightSite automatically synchronizes your public sitemap and centrally maintains the hosted facts and discovery files. Marketing can keep business information current and approve improvements from one place.

Useful formats, maintained together

Your package brings together an AI sitemap, structured facts, OpenAPI descriptions and Skills API discovery. Add optional read-only WebMCP site tools for browser requests and a separate MCP connection for working with LightSite data in connected apps.

One connection. Three steps forward.

  1. Identify the hosting surface. Add your public sitemap and confirm whether your deployment exposes Cloudflare, Nginx or only application-level routing.
  2. Connect the supported route. Use LightSite’s generated Cloudflare or Nginx setup where available. Your developer reviews any framework rewrites and reserved paths.
  3. Give marketing an execution loop. Use recorded public-page and endpoint activity to prioritize answers, then approve GEO work within your normal release controls.

Customer evidence: Liffner

65 → 1,004

Monthly AI-referred visits · February–September 2026

Liffner’s recorded visits from AI assistants grew from 65 to 1,004 per month. LightSite connected intelligence, measurement and SEO/AEO execution in one workflow.

Recorded customer results, not a forecast for your website.

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One platform. Choose the plan that fits.

Bring AI readiness, measurement and approval-controlled execution together. Choose the LightSite plan with the capabilities and support your business needs.

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Questions before you connect?

Do we have to change frameworks?

No. Keep Next.js and connect through a supported hosting surface alongside it.

Which connection fits our Next.js deployment?

Choose Cloudflare, Nginx or hosted discovery around your hosting stack. A framework rewrite alone does not supply original-request telemetry.

What needs review on Vercel or static export?

The generic setup excludes Vercel reserved /.well-known paths. Static export cannot use server rewrites; your developer selects supported discovery paths or a separate edge/origin route and checks request forwarding.

Who maintains the connection after setup?

LightSite automatically synchronizes your public sitemap and maintains hosted files centrally. Supported dynamic integrations retrieve updated bot configuration; your site owner manages initial account, DNS and cache access and reviews changes to fixed origin rules.

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Last updated 2026-11-07