See the AI bots Google Analytics misses
GPTBot, ClaudeBot, Google-Extended and 25+ AI crawlers visit your site daily. None show up in your analytics. Until now.
Currently tracking these AI crawlers:
Why AI Bot Detection Matters
AI Crawlers Are Everywhere
GPTBot, ClaudeBot, Google-Extended, and 25+ other AI crawlers visit your site daily. They do not show up in Google Analytics, creating a blind spot in your traffic data.
Know What They're Scraping
See exactly which pages AI bots crawl most. Use this data to decide what to block, protect, or monetize.
Make Informed Decisions
Block unwanted AI training, allow beneficial crawlers, or negotiate licensing deals with concrete traffic data.
Monitor Trends Over Time
Track AI crawler volume changes, identify new bots, and stay ahead of scraping trends.
How It Works
Add a site, install the middleware, then watch AI crawler traffic appear in your dashboard.
1. Create your account
Sign up, create your first site, and get a unique tracking key for that domain.
2. Install the middleware
Paste the generated Express middleware snippet into your app. Incoming requests are checked against known AI bot signatures.
3. Watch the data arrive
See bot volume, top crawled pages, company breakdown, and traffic trends in one dashboard.
Simple Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when you need more.
Current MVP
Simple hosted dashboard
- Add sites and get a unique tracking key
- Track known AI bot visits
- View top bots, companies, paths, and 30-day trend
- Server-side integration, no client-side analytics dependency
Frequently Asked Questions
What is GPTBot?
GPTBot is OpenAI's web crawler used to discover and collect publicly available web content for training AI models. It identifies itself in the User-Agent header as "GPTBot" and respects robots.txt directives.
How do I block AI crawlers from my site?
You can block AI crawlers using robots.txt, server middleware, or CDN rules. Add "User-agent: GPTBot" (or other bot names) to your robots.txt with "Disallow: /" to block them.
Why do not AI bots show up in Google Analytics?
Google Analytics relies on client-side JavaScript. Many AI crawlers do not execute it, so they never get tracked. AIBotTracker uses server-side detection instead.