Every answer ChatGPT gives about you starts with a visit to your site. Agent Analytics shows you those visits — who came, what they read, and whether they left with what you wanted them to have.
Visits that make you findable.
Someone asked about you just now.
Live activity
You would never know. The assistant went and read your page to answer them, seconds ago, and no analytics tool you own recorded a thing — none of them run JavaScript.
Live fetches
342
+98 todayLast 14 days
A live fetch means a real person was mid-conversation about what you sell, right then.
Indexing crawlers build the memory assistants answer from later. Counted separately, because they mean different things.
Every visit appears moments after it happens, day by day, so you can see it climbing or falling away.
Attribution
They arrive with no campaign, no keyword and no referrer your analytics understands. This is the one place you can see that ChatGPT sent 186 of them last month and where every one of them landed.
People sent by an assistant
312
+41 this weekLast 30 days
Thursday, 7 August
So you know which one being recommended by is actually worth something to you.
The page an assistant points people at is the page worth your attention this quarter.
Day by day, so you can tell if the work you are doing is paying off or not.
Most sites block AI somewhere by accident — a security setting, a plugin, something switched on years ago. Nobody finds out, and the page simply never appears in an answer.
Every page AI asked for, and the one your site refused — in red, the day it starts.
Pages AI reads
Last 7 daysChatGPT has been turned away 512 times this week.
Most fetched
A 403 to ChatGPT is invisible in every other tool. Here it is a number you can act on.
Responses received
Last 7 daysInvisible in every other tool. Here it is a number you can act on.
By assistant
The page being turned away is right there, in red, the day it starts.
The ones AI reads most are the ones shaping what it says about you.
If nothing has read a page in months, assistants are still answering from the old version.
Verification
Anything can send a request calling itself GPTBot, and every other tool counts it. We check. If a visit does not check out, it is dropped rather than counted.
Verified visits
100%
of everything you seeToday
Every crawler visit we could prove came from the company whose name it used.
Before a request becomes a number, we confirm it really came from the company whose name it is using.
A request wearing ChatGPT's name that was not ChatGPT is discarded, not tallied. A number nobody can stand behind is worse than no number.
Everything on your dashboard is a visit we could prove happened. That is the whole point of counting it.
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