The Swokei connector lets you work with Swokei from a conversation in Claude. Ask Claude to find local businesses in a city and trade, analyze their websites, and save outreach emails as drafts in your Swokei account. It is built for web designers, agencies and freelancers who look for businesses that need a new or better website.
Set it up
- In Claude, open Settings, then Connectors, and add Swokei. (Until Swokei is in the directory, choose Add custom connector and enter https://app.swokei.com/api/connector.)
- Click Connect. A Swokei sign-in page opens. Sign in with Google or with your Swokei email and password. If you do not have an account, signing in with Google creates a free one. No card is needed.
- Click Allow on the Swokei screen. Claude can now use your Swokei account.
- Start a new chat, turn Swokei on, and ask for example: Find 10 plumbers in Denver.
What Claude can do with it
- Find businesses: search a city and trade and get each business's website, email, phone and rating. This uses your lead-finder allowance.
- Analyze a website: Swokei scores one website out of 10 and lists the specific problems found (design, SEO, mobile, speed). This uses 1 analysis credit per website.
- Save a draft: put an email that you and Claude wrote into a Swokei campaign as a draft.
- See results: campaign statistics, replies, a saved lead, and your account status (plan, credits and lead allowance left).
What it cannot do
The connector cannot send email, delete anything, or change your plan or billing. Claude writes the emails in your own conversation; Swokei does not write them for the connector. Sending a campaign is done in Swokei on a paid plan, from your own mailbox.
Free plan
A new free Swokei account includes 20 website analyses and 20 leads from the lead finder, once. Claude tells you how many of them a step will use and asks before it analyzes any website.
Your data and disconnecting
The connector acts only on your own account, with what you can already do in Swokei. To remove it, open Swokei, go to Settings, then API and tokens, then Connected apps, and click Remove. You can also remove it in Claude. See our Privacy Policy for how data is handled.
Help
Questions or problems: [email protected].