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Know who's crawling you

See which AI crawlers read your site

Agent Analytics shows which AI bots — GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Googlebot and more — visit your pages, which pages they read, how often, and whether the visit worked. It's the top of the AEO funnel: proof the AI engines are actually seeing your content.

AI crawlers on your site
Last 7 days
5 active bots
  • GPTBot1,284
  • Googlebot1,147
  • ClaudeBot842
  • PerplexityBot611
  • Bingbot398
Top pages crawled
  • /pricing/312
  • /blog/getting-started/241
  • /features/188
  • /docs/104

Illustrative preview — your dashboard shows your own site's data.

Crawl comes before citation

Getting named in AI answers is a funnel. An engine has to crawl your pages, then decide to cite them, before your brand ever shows up in a reply. Most tools start at the citation. Agent Analytics starts one step earlier — so when you're not being mentioned, you can tell whether it's because the engines aren't reading you at all.

1

Crawl

AI crawlers fetch your pages. Agent Analytics shows exactly which bots arrive, and which pages they read.

2

Cite

Engines pick sources to quote. FixAEO tracks who gets cited across up to 9 AI engines.

3

Get recommended

Your brand shows up in the answer. Your Visibility Score tracks how often — and against competitors.

What Agent Analytics shows you

Everything you need to answer one question with confidence: are the AI engines seeing my content?

Which AI bots visit you

GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Googlebot, Bingbot and ~50 more — named and grouped, so you know exactly which AI engines are reading your site.

The pages they read

See the full list of pages AI crawlers actually fetch — search it, sort it, and spot the ones they never reach.

How often, over time

A visit trend for every bot, so you can see crawl activity pick up after you publish, ship schema, or fix your robots.txt.

Whether the visit succeeded

Status at a glance and a failure rate, so a page that quietly returns errors to crawlers doesn't stay invisible.

Broken down your way

Slice the traffic by bot, engine, vendor, page folder or country to find where AI attention is landing — and where it isn't.

Who's allowed to crawl you

A clear read on which AI crawlers your site permits, so the ones you want reading you aren't blocked by accident.

On every paid plan

Start light on Lite, or get the complete picture on Growth and Enterprise.

Lite

Lightweight tag

See AI-driven traffic and AI browsing agents on your pages with a lightweight page tag — a zero-setup way to start.

Growth

Server-side

Fuller server-side capture of every AI crawler hitting your site — including the training bots a page tag can't see.

Enterprise

Server-side

The same complete server-side capture, across more brands and with priority support.

Frequently asked questions

What is Agent Analytics?
Agent Analytics shows you which AI crawlers and bots visit your website — GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Googlebot, Bingbot and more — which pages they read, how often they come back, and whether each visit succeeded. It answers the first question in AI search: are the engines even seeing your content?
Why does it matter which AI crawlers visit my site?
Before an AI engine can name your brand in an answer, it has to have read your content. If the crawlers behind ChatGPT, Claude or Perplexity never reach a page — or hit errors when they do — that page can't be cited, no matter how good it is. Agent Analytics turns 'I hope they're seeing me' into 'I can see exactly who's reading what.'
How is this different from checking my robots.txt?
Your robots.txt controls which crawlers are allowed in. That's permission, not proof. Agent Analytics shows whether the bots actually show up — allowing GPTBot in your robots.txt tells you nothing about whether it has ever fetched a page. You need both: the door open, and a record of who walked through it.
Which plans include Agent Analytics?
It's a paid feature. Lite includes it with a lightweight page tag, and Growth and Enterprise add fuller server-side capture — the most complete view of every AI crawler hitting your site. The free scan focuses on your AI visibility score rather than crawler tracking.
Is this the same as AI referral traffic in GA4?
No — they're two halves of the same story. GA4 shows the people who arrive on your site from an AI answer. Agent Analytics shows the AI crawlers reading your site in the first place, before anyone arrives. Together they cover both ends: who's reading you, and who's coming from AI because of it.
Do I need to add anything to my site?
Setup is quick and guided from your dashboard once you're on a paid plan. Lite uses a lightweight page tag; Growth and Enterprise capture crawler visits for the fullest picture. Either way you're up and running without a project — and you can see the data flowing in the same day.

See who's really reading your site

Stop guessing whether the AI engines can see you. Start a trial and watch the crawlers arrive.

Related: AI Visibility Checker, robots.txt checker, and a full guide to AI crawler analytics.

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