AI Traffic & Web Analytics Platform

GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, and dozens more are already crawling your pages. See exactly when, how often, and what they do with your content — then turn that visibility into real AI search traffic.

AI Crawler Visibility

See when, how often, and which AI bots are reading your content.

Attribution & Traffic Insights

Connect AI crawler activity to the human traffic and conversions it drives.

Content Performance Tracking

Find out which pages AI systems cite most often in their answers.

Built on infrastructure your security team will approve

Agent Analytics plugs into your existing infrastructure — no new trackers, no new risk surface.

Your data stays secure:

• SEOmator is SOC 2 Type II certified
• Supports Single Sign-On (SSO)
• Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
• Data encryption at rest and in transit
• Fully GDPR compliant

Non-Intrusive Implementation

Reads server logs instead of dropping JavaScript trackers, so AI bot analysis stays accurate.

Enterprise-Grade Data Handling

Secure log forwarding keeps every request compliant and reliable.

AI Crawler Verification

Tells real AI bots apart from spoofed crawlers, so your reporting stays honest.

Integrations Across Cloud, Edge & Web Platforms

Deploy in minutes with pre-built connectors and a flexible API.

GEO Data Report 2026: Which AI Crawlers & LLM Bots Take the Most and Give the Least?

Mistral crawls 3,389 pages for every referral it sends back — now the most extractive AI bot on the web, ahead of Anthropic (2,237:1) and OpenAI (217:1). I cross-checked Cloudflare Radar's global network against SEOmator's own 500+ site panel to rebuild the crawl-to-refer ratio for July 2026.

Nick Sawinyh

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AI Bot Traffic by Country: Where AI Crawlers Are Most Aggressive (2026 Insights)

AI crawlers account for 4.2% of all HTML requests globally, but traffic patterns vary dramatically by country.

Nick Sawinyh

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SEO Prompts for ChatGPT: 50+ Proven Prompts to Boost Google Rankings (2026)

50+ ChatGPT prompts for keyword research, content optimization and competitor analysis — grouped by the job each one actually does well, with the outputs you need to verify before acting on them.

Charles Duncan

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