Topvisor is one of the most widely used rank trackers in the Russian-speaking market: it holds your projects, keyword lists, scheduled checks across Yandex and Google, and the history of how a site moved in search. Connecting Topvisor to Seyka brings that data into the conversation — instead of exporting reports and stitching them together, you ask the assistant what happened to your rankings and get an answer grounded in your own account.
What you get
Once connected, Seyka reads this data from your Topvisor account: your projects with their search engines and regions, the rank summary and visibility for any date, each keyword's rank history, the keywords themselves with their groups and collected search volumes, SERP snapshots from check days, and the AI tracker's data on how often your site is mentioned in AI-assistant answers. All of these are free reads — they don't touch your Topvisor balance. Seyka can line them up against Yandex Webmaster, Metrica and live search results in the same conversation.
Paid checks only with your confirmation
Some Topvisor actions cost money: rank checks, search-volume collection and keyword clustering. Seyka never starts them on its own. It first asks Topvisor for the price and shows a card with the cost and the job's parameters in chat. The job goes to Topvisor only after you press Run, and with exactly the parameters on the card; an unconfirmed estimate expires after a few minutes and nothing is charged. Seyka makes no other changes to your account.
How to connect
Open Settings → API in Topvisor, copy your User ID (a number) and create or copy an API key, then paste both into the form above and press Connect. Seyka checks the key with a free request to Topvisor and stores it encrypted: it never appears in the assistant's answers, logs or conversation history, and once saved only its last four characters are shown. If Topvisor rejects the key, or API access isn't part of your Topvisor plan, the form tells you straight away. If the key stops working later, this page shows a warning — save a new key to reconnect.