See which AI reads your site — and who is pretending to
Every request is sorted into a traffic class, and AI gets a page of its own: which crawlers came, which operator runs them, which pages they read, and which of them are not who they say they are.
What you get
Training, search, or a person asking
Training crawlers, AI search indexers, fetches made because someone asked an assistant just now, and agents acting for a user — each counted apart.
Verified against the source
An agent’s claim is checked against the address ranges its operator publishes. A user agent saying GPTBot from outside OpenAI’s ranges is reported as spoofed.
Pages read by AI
The pages AI agents fetch most, so you can see what training crawlers take and what people are asking assistants about.
Visitors sent by AI
People who arrive from an AI product — by referrer or by utm_source — are counted as human visits with the product that sent them.
The agents it knows by name
Recognised today
Model training
- GPTBot
- ClaudeBot
- CCBot
- Bytespider
- meta-externalagent
- Amazonbot
- MistralAI-Training
- cohere-ai
- Diffbot
AI search
- OAI-SearchBot
- Claude-SearchBot
- PerplexityBot
- Google-CloudVertexBot
- meta-webindexer
- Amzn-SearchBot
- MistralAI-Index
Asked by a person
- ChatGPT-User
- Claude-User
- Perplexity-User
- Gemini Notebook
- NotebookLM
- DuckAssistBot
- meta-externalfetcher
- Amzn-User
- MistralAI-User
Acting for a user
- ChatGPT agent
- Google-Agent
Search engines
- Googlebot
- Bingbot
- Applebot
- DuckDuckBot
- YandexBot
Visitors sent by
- ChatGPT
- Perplexity
- Claude
- Gemini
- Copilot
- DeepSeek
- Grok
- Meta AI
- Le Chat
In detail
- Tiles for AI requests and their share of all traffic, bandwidth sent to AI, AI referrals, search crawlers, and other bots.
- Rankings by agent and by operator, each with how it was verified, and every value one click from its requests in the explorer.
- Unique visitors count people only, so a crawler’s ten thousand requests never inflate your audience.
- An alert opens when AI requests or bandwidth surge far above their baseline, and when traffic claiming an AI operator keeps failing verification.
Works well with
Request analytics
Every request to every app — read from the proxy, with no script to install.
Alerts
Alerts that open and resolve themselves — in the portal, email, webhook, or Telegram.
Domains and HTTPS
Add a hostname, create the record it shows you, and HTTPS arrives on its own.
Your server is ready when you are
Create an account, connect a VPS, and ship your first application.