Make sure AI can read your website.
See which AI bots visit, which pages they read, whether each one is the real crawler, and how many visitors AI answers send you.
Spot fake bots
Hits are checked against each provider's published IP ranges, so a scraper using GPTBot's name is flagged as spoofed.
Know what AI has read
Which pages each bot fetches, which key pages it has not read lately, and the errors it hits.
Count the visitors AI sends
People who arrive from ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and other AI answers, counted beside your total traffic.
Am I blocking AI by accident?
We check your robots.txt, meta robots and CDN rules for every major AI bot, and show which pages they read most and which they have stopped reading.
- robots.txt, meta and CDN checks per bot
- Key pages not read recently
- Crawl health: status codes and response times
See if a crawl turns into a mention
Bot visits and visitors from AI answers sit on the same overview as your Visibility Score, so you can see whether being read leads to being named.
- AI bot visits and AI visitors as headline numbers
- Trends against the previous period
- The same dashboard as your answers
Make sure AI can read you at all.
- One-click setup on Cloudflare
- A WordPress plugin for everyone else
- Plain warnings when a bot is blocked
Technical checks for every client.
- Crawler access audited per project
- Spoofed bots separated from real ones
- Crawl sections in shared reports
AI crawler analytics, explained.
How do you see bot visits?
Through our Cloudflare Worker, which you can install in one click, or our WordPress plugin, both of which see requests on the server. The JavaScript snippet only counts visitors who arrive from AI answers, because crawlers do not run JavaScript.
Do I need to install anything?
Not to see what AI says about you: your website address is enough. To see crawler visits, connect Cloudflare in one click, install the WordPress plugin, or add our script for AI referral visitors.
What do verified, spoofed and partial mean?
Verified means the request came from the provider's published IP ranges. Spoofed means it used a bot's name from somewhere else. Partial means the provider publishes no ranges to check against, so we cannot confirm either way.
Do you store my visitors' IP addresses?
No. Addresses are hashed with a secret salt before anything is stored. Only AI crawlers, search bots and visits from AI answers are kept as events; ordinary human traffic is only counted per day.
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