Which crawlers does it recognise?

About seventy AI crawlers and fetchers, from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Apple, Perplexity, Amazon and others. Each one is shown with its company and what it comes for.

What does “verified” mean?

Anyone can put “GPTBot” in a request. We check each visit against the IP addresses the AI company publishes for that crawler, and only verified visits are counted.

Does it need Prompt tracking?

No, but they work best together: Prompt tracking shows what the assistants say about you, Agent Analytics shows what they read on your site before they say it. Both are in every plan.

What happens to IP addresses?

For crawler visits we keep the address only to verify the crawler, and erase it after 30 days. For people arriving from an assistant we record the assistant and the page, not the person.

How many visits can I record?

100,000 crawler visits a month on Watch, 500,000 on Growth and 1,000,000 on Scale.

?Which AI bots read our site?

See which AI crawlers read your site.

AI assistants read your pages before they mention you. See which crawlers came, which pages they could read and which they couldn’t, and who arrived from an answer.

Start free trial See pricing

Included in every plan. 7-day free trial on Watch.

Agent Analytics overview: AI crawler visits over time, split into search, live fetches and training, with visitors from assistants.

?Can't I just check my server logs?

Stop reading logs. Start reading AI traffic.

Searching server logs for user agents that look like AI.
Every AI crawler named, the moment it visits.
Trusting any request that says it's GPTBot.
Each crawler checked against the addresses its company publishes.
One line in analytics that says “bots”.
Search, live fetches and training, told apart.
Learning months later that crawlers couldn't open a page.
The pages that gave a crawler an error, listed as it happens.
AI visitors lost somewhere in your direct traffic.
Visitors from each assistant, counted on their own.
A developer and a log pipeline.
A WordPress plugin, or a call to our API from your server.

?What does it actually record?

Every AI visit, checked, sorted and counted.

Every crawler, checked
Each visit is matched against the addresses the AI company publishes for its crawler. A request that only claims to be GPTBot isn't counted.
Why it came, told apart
Some crawlers build the index answers come from, some fetch a page because someone just asked, some only collect training data. You see which is which.
/pricing
The visit after the answer
When someone reads about you in an assistant and clicks through, the visit is counted under the assistant that sent it.

?Which assistants read my site?

Every crawler, named, with what it came for.

Anthropic, OpenAI, Apple, Google and the rest, each company on its own row: how often it came, how many pages it read and when it was last seen.

Bot visits: every AI crawler that visited the site, with its company, purpose, visits and pages read.

?Is AI sending me visitors?

The people AI sends you, by assistant and by page.

Visits from ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot and the others, counted apart from the rest of your traffic, with the pages people landed on.

AI referrals: visitors who arrived from an assistant's answer, by assistant and by landing page.

?Can AI actually read my pages?

The pages crawlers read, and the ones they couldn't.

A page a crawler can't reach can't be cited, however good it is. See every page AI crawlers fetched, and the ones that answered them with an error, so you know what to fix first.

Agent Analytics pages: each page of the site, how often AI crawlers read it and the status codes they got.

?Anything else?

Agent Analytics, explained.

What people ask before they connect their site. If yours isn't here, just ask.

?hello@growthmention.com

On WordPress, download the plugin from your project's Agent Analytics settings and upload it under Plugins. On anything else, your server sends each request to our API with a key you create in the same place.

?What are my buyers asking AI?

Track the real prompts your buyers ask across AI search.

CHbest AI writing assistant built into a workspacePEwhat is the best knowledge base for a growing companyGONotion alternatives for small businessesGEproject and docs in one tool — what do people recommendCOwhich note app has the best AI searchCHtools to organise research notes with AICHbest AI writing assistant built into a workspacePEwhat is the best knowledge base for a growing companyGONotion alternatives for small businessesGEproject and docs in one tool — what do people recommendCOwhich note app has the best AI searchCHtools to organise research notes with AI

GEhow do teams keep meeting notes and tasks in one placeCHis Notion good for a 20 person companyCOcheapest wiki software for startupsGOObsidian vs Notion for a research teamPEwhat do people dislike about NotionCHbest tool to write product documentationGEhow do teams keep meeting notes and tasks in one placeCHis Notion good for a 20 person companyCOcheapest wiki software for startupsGOObsidian vs Notion for a research teamPEwhat do people dislike about NotionCHbest tool to write product documentation

PEwhich workspace apps have a free tier worth usingCOhow to move a company wiki off ConfluenceCHAI tools that summarise long documents for teamsGObest CRM that lives inside your docsGEsoftware to track projects without a project managerPEwhat should a small team use instead of email threadsPEwhich workspace apps have a free tier worth usingCOhow to move a company wiki off ConfluenceCHAI tools that summarise long documents for teamsGObest CRM that lives inside your docsGEsoftware to track projects without a project managerPEwhat should a small team use instead of email threads

?Where do I start?

Every channel has a dashboard. Now AI search does too.

See who you’re up against in AI search, which brands get mentioned, and how each one is talked about.

Try it free for 7 days