How much traffic does AI send you, and which assistant fetched your pages? No standard package reports that, and it is exactly what you want to know now.
One line on your site. No cookie, and no banner needed for this measurement.
You see your traffic per day, per channel and per landing page, with the organisation behind it where that can be traced. On top of that sit two things ordinary analytics does not have: how many visitors come from AI assistants, and which AI crawlers fetched your pages.
That last part covers twenty-four crawlers from thirteen assistants, each with its purpose: fetched live during a conversation, for the search index, or for training. A user-agent is a claim, so where the maker publishes IP ranges we check the address.
An analytics package that waits for a cookie banner often misses half your traffic in the Netherlands, and referrals from AI assistants are the ones that end up as direct. Our own measurement sets no cookie and stores no IP address, so it simply counts everyone.
When ChatGPT fetches your page during a conversation, that is the fastest signal there is that you are in play for that answer. It is not proof of a citation, and the dashboard says so. That proof comes from the measurement.
Seven tiles, one per part of the platform, each with its number and its movement.
The share of AI answers in which you are named.
GEO and SEO per day, with days reconstructed from the log drawn dotted.
Where you sit among the companies AI names in your market.
Per day, per channel, compared with the previous period.
How many sessions came from ChatGPT, Perplexity and the rest.
Every fix, every publication and every change on the same timeline as the numbers.
For the questions we cover, yes: traffic, channels, landing pages, traffic from AI and behaviour on the page. For audiences, ad platform links and e-commerce reporting you need a full analytics package. Run them side by side; we read GA4 or Plausible in if you want.
Because GA4 only measures after somebody accepts the cookie banner. In the Netherlands that is often forty to seventy percent of your traffic, and referrals from AI assistants are the ones that end up as direct. We set no cookie, so we count everyone.
No. An assistant fetching your page means it took you into consideration. Whether you made it into the answer is what the measurement on your buying questions tells you.
Where the maker publishes IP ranges we compare the address against them. If it matches it says verified; if it does not, that is stated just as plainly.
One line on your site, or the WordPress plugin. For the crawler count there is also the Edge route or the middleware of your own code site.
No. The IP is used to look up the organisation and then thrown away; what gets stored is a number that changes every day.
Start with the free test and connect your site. The first visits and crawler visits are there the same day.