Follow every visit AI sends your way.
See which AI bots crawl your site, which pages they fetch, whether they are who they claim to be, and how many real people arrive from ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, and more.
- By platform:
ChatGPT120
Gemini60Claude51
- Other51
- AI bots recognised
- 48
- Ways to connect your site
- 5
- Live feed refresh
- 10s
- Days of history on top plans
- 365
From your site to a clear answer.
What AI Traffic does behind the scenes, step by step.
- 01Connect your siteInstall for WordPress, Shopify, Cloudflare, or Vercel, or add a custom snippet. Server-side setups capture bot crawls; the page script captures human visits.
- 02Recognise every botEach request is matched against a registry of AI assistants, AI search, AI training, and search engine crawlers.
- 03Verify identityBots are checked against vendor-published IP lists, reverse DNS, and signed agent headers, so fake requests are separated out.
- 04Attribute human visitsVisits from AI platforms are detected from the referrer or UTM source and grouped into sessions.
- 05Report by page and platformSee citations, training, indexing, and referrals for every page, with a live stream of requests as they happen.
Know why each bot came.
Not all AI crawls are equal. A bot fetching a page to answer a live question matters differently from one collecting training data.
Real bots, not impostors.
Anyone can put “GPTBot” in a user-agent. Yozigo checks every claim, so your numbers reflect real AI activity.
Count the people AI sends.
Crawls show interest. Human visits show results. Yozigo separates the two and shows how much of your traffic AI is responsible for.
What each number means.
Filter by platform and bot type, pick any range from 24 hours to 12 months, and compare against the previous period. Export to CSV or PDF.
- AI Citations
- Content page fetches by AI assistant and AI search bots, excluding fake requests, Yozigo’s own crawlers, and robots or sitemap fetches.
- AI Training
- Fetches by crawlers that collect content for model training.
- AI Indexing
- Fetches by conventional search crawlers such as Googlebot and Bingbot.
- Human Referrals
- AI-driven human sessions, split into assisted and referred.
- % Humans from AI
- AI-driven sessions (assisted + referred) divided by all sessions.
- Session
- A visitor’s activity grouped into a 30-minute window.
Good to know
- Bot crawls need a server-side integration (WordPress, Shopify, Cloudflare, Vercel) because crawlers do not run JavaScript.
- Visits from Google AI Overviews and AI Mode cannot be told apart from regular Google traffic in logs, so they are not reported separately.
- Response status codes are available from server-side integrations only.
- History depends on your plan: 30, 90, or 365 days.
Frequently asked questions.
AI bot crawls of your site, which pages they fetch and why, and human visits referred by AI platforms — with the share of your traffic that comes from AI.
Connect through WordPress, Shopify, Cloudflare, Vercel, or a custom snippet. Server-side integrations capture bot crawls; the JavaScript snippet captures human visits and AI referrals.
Each request is checked against vendor-published IP ranges, forward-confirmed reverse DNS, and signed agent headers. Requests are marked verified, spoofed, unverified, or unverifiable.
Assisted means an AI platform fetched your page for a person waiting on the answer. Referred means the visitor arrived with an AI platform as the referrer or UTM source.
ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, and Grok are shown by default, with referrer detection for Copilot, DeepSeek, You.com, Kagi, Brave, Meta AI, and others.
30 days on entry plans, 90 days on Agency Professional, and 365 days on Authority, Strategy, and Enterprise plans.