Agent Monitor - Server-side analytics for AI & bot traffic
Agent Monitor captures and classifies AI & bot traffic using server-side data.
Across 94M+ visits on 249 sites, 65% of traffic was bots - 24% AI bots like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude. None of this appears in GA4.
We use transparent server-side signals to classify every visit.
Get bot profiles, per-bot rankings, AI assistant traffic, and global benchmarks.
Built by an SEO agency that needed real data.
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A very, very good tool that I’ve been using since the very first MVP version launched. Thanks to it, I can predict and adjust my strategy around how to work with and position my website in LLMs. I can see exactly which subpages are being picked up, what kind of traffic they generate, in which results they appear, and which articles are showing up.
The latest update with the addition of specific URL tracking was absolutely brilliant. Now I can track every single page and every content block I publish, and see after how many days (sometimes even hours) it gets indexed by the first AI systems.
A fantastic tool. Congratulations on the idea and on building it. 👏👏👏
Agent Monitor
Thanks for your kind words and for being with us since the early days, @hubertsz!
It’s fascinating to see how you’re using our product to bridge the gap between content publishing and AI indexing. Seeing new pages get picked up by LLMs in a matter of hours (not days!) is exactly the kind of visibility we wanted to give creators and marketers.
My team is thrilled to have users like you pushing our tool to its full potential! :D
Congratulations on the launch! I’m curious, will your service show exactly which pages it scans? For example, can I see if my site is being specifically scraped using AI?
Agent Monitor
Thanks @mykyta_semenov_, and that's exactly what we do!
We actually have a URL Inspector feature that shows all kinds of data at the URL level. In the attached screenshots you can see known AI-related bot traffic grouped by their category for a specific page on a website. Below that section we also provide data about when specific bots first discovered your page and when was the last time they visited!
I would appreciate it if you shared some feedback on those screenshots or let us know if there's anything specific you would like to see in our dashboard :)
Btw: dark mode is optional!
@xwirkijowski Thank you! That’s exactly what I was interested in.
The 65% bot traffic stat is wild but honestly tracks with what I've seen. I built a code security tool and the amount of automated crawling on our docs was way higher than expected - and yeah, GA4 showed none of it. Curious about the classification accuracy though. How do you handle AI agents that deliberately mask their user-agent strings? Some of the newer ones are getting really good at looking like regular browser traffic.
Agent Monitor
Hey, @mykola_kondratiuk! While I can't get into the exact details of our proprietary logic, I can tell you that we definitely don't rely purely on User-Agents. We have a pretty solid track record of identifying all kinds of sneaky automated traffic. Of course, not all of it can be perfectly attributed to specific operators, but we do our best to let our users see through the noise :)