See which AI crawlers reach your clients’ pages.
Read a log of crawler visits to each page. See which requests collect pages for search, fetch content for an AI answer or gather training data.
- Crawler visits
- Page responds
- Visit is logged
Understand the purpose behind each request.
Start with the request type, then inspect the pages and responses in the log.
Search crawlersCan the client’s content be discovered?
Search crawlers retrieve pages for search indexes used by AI services. The request log shows which pages they accessed and the response they received.
Investigate important pages with little or no crawler activity.
Answer-time retrievalWas a page fetched while answering a question?
Some AI services fetch a page during a user interaction. This shows retrieval activity; it does not prove that the final answer cited the page.
Check citation tracking to see whether an answer also linked to the page.
Training crawlersWhich requests are for model development?
Training crawlers collect web content for model development. Their visits are classified separately from search and answer-time requests.
Keep training requests separate from search and answer-time activity.
A successful fetch does not confirm indexing
Retrieval and citation are separate observations
A visit does not confirm inclusion in training data
Inspect crawler activity by page.
See which agent requested a client page, when it happened and what the site returned.
Example request log
Sample- Time09:42AgentOAI-SearchBotPage requested
GET /bike-servicePurposeSearch indexingResponseHTTP 200 - Time09:39AgentPerplexity-UserPage requested
GET /pricingPurposeAnswer-time fetchResponseHTTP 200 - Time09:37AgentGPTBotPage requested
GET /aboutPurposeModel trainingResponseHTTP 200
What this log confirms
Read at the edge, without a browser tracking script.
A request does not prove
- Search indexing
- An AI citation
- Use in model training
Published, requested or cited?
A published page, a crawler request and a citation are different signals. Compare each one separately.
Sample 22 pages from Northwind Cycles, a fictional bike shop.
Percentages use all 22 published pages. Crawler requests and citations in AI answers are measured separately.
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