A question buyers ask AI

Which AI visibility platforms can check whether AI bots are crawling our site and show which pages they hit the most?

Measured in 1 answer, last on Nov 7, 2026. Only the passages that name a brand are shown.

Brands in the answers

BrandNamed inRecommended inPositiveAvg. position
Cloudflare AI Crawl Control100%100%100%1
Webflow LLM Bot Insights100%100%100%2
Lighthouse100%100%100%3
Maya100%100%100%4
Honeyb Agent Analytics100%100%100%5
Zerply AI Traffic Analytics100%0%0%6

Where each answer names a brand

Answer 1 · Nov 7, 2026 · 6 sources cited
Cloudflare AI Crawl Control#1Recommendedpositive
+ Tracks AI crawlers

“Tracks GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and other AI crawlers.”

+ Shows most frequently accessed URLs

“Shows the most frequently accessed URLs.”

+ Breaks activity down by crawler, provider, hostname and page path

“Breaks activity down by crawler, provider, hostname and page path.”

+ Request trends and crawler management

“Includes request trends and crawler management.”

+ Available on all plans

“Pricing: Available on all Cloudflare plans, with some analytics limitations on free plans.”

− Analytics limitations on free plans

“Pricing: Available on all Cloudflare plans, with some analytics limitations on free plans.”

Webflow LLM Bot Insights#2RecommendedSite citedpositive
+ Shows which LLM bots visit your website

“Shows which LLM bots visit your website.”

+ Identifies specific pages requested

“Identifies the specific pages they request.”

+ Breaks down bots by provider and purpose

“Breaks down bots by provider and purpose (training, indexing, agentic).”

+ Page-level analysis and CSV exports

“Allows page-level analysis and CSV exports.”

− Requires paid Team or Enterprise plan with add-on

“Pricing: Requires Webflow Team or Enterprise with the relevant Analyze add-on.”

Lighthouse#3RecommendedSite citedpositive
+ Tracks AI crawlers on individual pages

“Tracks AI crawlers on individual pages.”

+ Identifies multiple AI bots

“Identifies GPTBot, ChatGPT-User, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and others.”

+ Highlights accessible and inaccessible pages

“Highlights which pages bots can and cannot access.”

+ Combines crawler data with GA and Search Console

“Combines crawler data with Google Analytics and Search Console data.”

+ Connects crawler activity with AI visibility

“Interesting: Specifically designed to connect AI crawler activity with AI visibility.”

Maya#4RecommendedSite citedpositive
“Maya – LLM Site Visibility”
+ Tracks AI crawler requests and pages crawled

“Tracks AI crawler requests and pages crawled.”

+ Per-bot breakdowns

“Provides per-bot breakdowns.”

+ Shows pages, errors and blocked requests

“Shows pages, errors and blocked requests.”

+ Connects to Cloudflare, Vercel or log streaming

“Connects to Cloudflare, Vercel or log streaming.”

+ Focused on technical AI crawler monitoring

“Interesting: More focused on technical AI crawler monitoring.”

Honeyb Agent Analytics#5RecommendedSite citedpositive
+ Tracks AI crawlers using server logs

“Tracks AI crawlers using server logs.”

+ Shows which bots visit which URLs and how often

“Shows which bots visit which URLs and how often.”

+ Bot verification

“Offers bot verification to distinguish genuine crawlers from spoofed user agents.”

+ Connects crawl activity with citations and referral traffic

“Connects crawl activity with AI citations and referral traffic.”

+ Shows daily AI crawler activity

“Shows daily AI crawler activity.”

+ Lists most frequently crawled URLs

“Lists the most frequently crawled URLs.”

+ Breaks down traffic by bot and AI provider

“Breaks down traffic by bot and AI provider.”

+ Categorizes activity by intent

“Categorizes activity by AI assistant, search and training intent.”

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