Monitor which AI bots access your content and close the technical gaps that prevent visibility. Technical fixes alone can deliver measurable visibility gains, with no content changes required.
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AI Agent Analytics:
See How AI Crawlers Read Your Site
Ensure AI can access
and index your content
Identify technical quick wins
Don’t let errors,
blocks, and gaps cost you
How it works Real-Time Crawler Monitoring
Real-Time Crawler Monitoring
& Technical Optimization
01
See who's actually crawling you
Goodie tracks GPTBot, ClaudeBot, Google-Extended, Perplexity's crawlers, Meta AI's crawlers, and new bots as they launch, then checks your robots.txt file, server configuration, and access logs to show you exactly who's getting through and who's being blocked.
02
Find out what's blocking or slowing them down
Goodie runs a full audit across schema markup, robots.txt rules, page speed, mobile rendering, and content structure, then flags specific problems: a bot restricted by accident, missing schema on a key page, slow load times, or structure that's hard for a crawler to parse.
03
Fix it and confirm it worked
Apply the recommended fixes (schema additions, robots.txt adjustments, llms.txt generation, crawl budget changes, page speed and mobile rendering fixes) directly through the platform, then track how crawler behavior actually changes afterward, not just whether the fix went live.
Tracking all major AI models:
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An estimated 16.4 billion Google searches happen every day in the U.S. alone, and AI-specific crawlers from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity are already reading your site right now. If they can't access or parse it, nothing else in an AEO strategy matters.
The way content is found is changing. Make sure your brand is part of what's seen next.
FAQ Questions?
Questions?
We have
the answers.
The platform tracks ChatGPT crawlers (GPTBot), Perplexity crawlers, Google’s AI crawler (Google-Extended), Anthropic’s ClaudeBot, Meta AI crawlers, and emerging AI bots as they launch. Full coverage of all major LLM data collection infrastructure.
The platform analyzes your robots.txt file, server configuration, and access logs to identify whether AI bots are being blocked intentionally or accidentally. You receive specific alerts when crawler access is restricted and recommendations for safe unblocking.
Schema markup additions (Article, Product, Organization, FAQPage), robots.txt rule adjustments, llms.txt generation, crawl budget optimization, page speed improvements, mobile rendering fixes, content structure enhancements, and entity definition clarity improvements.
No. Goodie’s recommendations are scoped to AI specific crawlers by user agent, like GPTBot or ClaudeBot, so adjustments to AI bot access don’t touch your existing rules for Googlebot, Bingbot, or other traditional search crawlers.
Traditional SEO audits are built around how search engines like Googlebot crawl and index pages. AI crawlers behave differently. Many don’t render JavaScript, use shorter timeouts, and rely more heavily on clean, structured HTML. Goodie’s audit is built specifically around how AI bots read and parse a page, not how traditional search engines do.
Yes. Enterprise accounts can track and audit crawler behavior across multiple domains, subdomains, and regional sites from a single account, so a global or multi-brand organization gets one view instead of managing crawlability separately for each property. This runs on SOC 2 compliant infrastructure, so security and access controls scale with the account rather than needing a separate setup per brand or region.
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