PostHog product analytics, beside AI visibility.
RankSage reads daily rollups from your PostHog project and joins them to the same page rows as everything else — so the assistant consults PostHog alongside GA4 instead of guessing from one source, and a page's product-analytics story sits next to whether AI engines cite it.
What PostHog gives RankSage.
Daily rollups from the connected PostHog project, joined per page.
A second traffic and engagement source the assistant reads alongside GA4 when it answers a question.
The behavioural context behind a content or AI-visibility recommendation for a product page.
How to connect.
- 01
Authorise PostHog
OAuth, scoped to reading the project you choose.
- 02
Select the project
One PostHog project per site. Rollups begin on the first daily run.
- 03
Ask the assistant
From then on, questions about a page draw on PostHog and GA4 together.
The capabilities it feeds.
What it does not do.
Daily rollups, not raw events — RankSage records its own visitor behaviour for event-level signals.
Read-only; nothing is written back to PostHog.
Disconnecting removes the cached copy of that source's data from RankSage.
Questions about PostHog, answered.
What it provides, what it needs, and where its edges are.
RankSage does. PostHog rollups and AI answer-engine citations land on the same page row, so you can see whether the pages AI engines cite are the ones your product analytics say convert.
GA4 and Search Console are the two day-one connections; PostHog is optional and is read alongside GA4 rather than instead of it.
Start with the two that matter.
Google Analytics and Search Console, read-only, about five minutes. Add PostHog whenever it earns its place.
No payment details. One email when access opens.