MeasureAgent analytics
AI crawlers fetch your pages to answer live questions, build search indexes and train models. Asky captures their requests at your edge or server, or imports your logs, to show which named crawlers visit and which pages they fetch.
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One operator sends several crawlers. ChatGPT-User fetches a page when someone asks ChatGPT a question, while GPTBot collects content that may be used for training. Asky names each one, so you follow the visits that matter to you.
See which pages and language folders each operator reads, for any date range. The pages crawlers return to most show you what to refresh, expand or localize next.
Your technical audit flags robots.txt rules that block named AI crawlers from your whole site, so one line in a config file never hides you from an engine your buyers use.
Add a small snippet at your edge or server, import daily from WordPress sites hosted on SiteGround, or send logs through the API or MCP. Nothing runs in your visitors' browsers.
The Asky loop
01Measure
See where you stand in classic search and AI answers, what AI says about you and which crawlers read your site.
02Prioritize
Your biggest gaps, from a missing page to a misaligned claim, land in one list ranked by expected impact, with the five best places to start on top.
03Execute
Asky carries out the work: new and refreshed pages, technical fixes by the Asky agent and precise CMS updates, plus the outreach targets worth your time.
The Asky agent runs this loop for you: it measures what changed after every fix and feeds the result into the next decision.
Yes. Each operator is broken down into its individual crawlers, which you can filter separately. For OpenAI, ChatGPT-User fetches pages for user requests, OAI-SearchBot supports search discovery and GPTBot collects content that may be used for training. A user-triggered fetch does not reveal the original prompt or prove your page was cited. Read our guide to AI crawler access.
Activity by operator and page shows where AI platforms reach your content and where access or coverage needs work. Combine it with your AI visibility results to decide which platforms and pages deserve more effort. Crawl volume on its own does not measure demand or return on investment.
Yes. Compare activity across page URLs and existing language versions, then use market-level visibility and customer demand to prioritize localization. Logs show page visits, not which passages a crawler reads or which language your buyers need.
Add the live snippet at your edge or on your server, import daily from a connected WordPress site hosted on SiteGround, or send mapped CSV or JSON logs through the API or MCP.
Export and map your logs for CSV or JSON import, or adapt the live snippet to a supported server runtime. These are generic routes, not dedicated CloudFront or Netlify connectors.
Crawlers from OpenAI, Perplexity, Anthropic, Google, Microsoft and others. Classification uses the user-agent string; it does not independently verify the crawler identity.
Snippet visits are recorded the moment a crawler arrives. WordPress imports run daily, and bulk imports are processed in the background.
The snippet runs at your edge or server, so nothing is added to the pages your visitors load. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, connection tokens get an extra layer of encryption, and a DPA and sub-processor list are published.
Connect a log source and get a clearer view of your AI traffic.
