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Bot Analytics

Who is taking the content, and on which properties.

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OverviewPropertiesAI platformsAI botsContent

Platform counterparty table

One row per company, with that company's agents folded into the line.

Search CSV

PlatformRequestsShareReferralsReq/refBandwidth

OOpenAIGPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User 61,204 1,812 34:1 4.9 GB

AAnthropicClaudeBot, Claude-SearchBot, Claude-User 44,830 1,384 32:1 3.6 GB

GGoogleGoogle-Agent, Google-Extended 38,154 3,561 11:1 2.8 GB

PPerplexityPerplexityBot, Perplexity-User 14,376 1,797 8:1 1.2 GB

?UnverifiedNamed a known agent, failed IP verification 12,118 0.9 GB

15 more platforms 13,624 325 42:1 1.0 GB

OpenAI takes 34 requests for every visit it returns and Perplexity takes 8, which are different relationships. A dash means no referral was observed: zero would read as perfect reciprocity when the observation is none at all.

Platform concentration

What share of agent access each group of platforms holds. A high share means one conversation moves the number.

CSV

Largest platform33.2%

Top 3 platforms78.2%

Top 8 platforms90.1%

Concentration index

0.17519 platforms

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Agents and their platforms

Who is reading, and what they came for.

AI platforms send different agents to train models, index content and answer live questions. Citetab identifies every verified agent, attributes it to the company behind it and brings all of that activity into one report.

AI bots · Last month All properties

Agent Identity Share of AI requests Requests

GPTBotOpenAI · Crawl: model training ✓ Verified 36,410

ClaudeBotAnthropic · Crawl: model training ✓ Verified 27,562

Google-AgentGoogle · Retrieval: live queries ✓ Verified 22,947

UnverifiedIdentity not confirmed ? Unverified 12,118

Verified agents are reported by platform. Unverified traffic stays separate.Illustrative

AI platforms

Each platform's agents grouped in one view: requests, share of traffic and the referrals they send back.

AI agents

GPTBot to OpenAI, ClaudeBot to Anthropic. Requests that cannot verify the identity they claim stay separate, as unverified traffic.

Intent

Model training, AI search indexing and live retrieval, kept apart. Activity with no established purpose stays under undeclared intent.

What agents request

Activity, down to the page.

Find the pages attracting AI attention, and the content that keeps drawing requests over time: documentation, research, product information, articles and archives.

Pages in demand

The pages agents request most to answer live questions, ranked and followed over time.

Content · AI retrieval Last month

PageRequests

/business/rbi-repo-rate-decision18,204

/explainers/how-upi-settles-payments14,860

/delhi/air-quality-live-tracker11,932

/tech/india-ai-policy-explained9,418

Robots.txt compliance

Each request measured against the rules in force when it arrived, with the agents that reached disallowed paths.

Robots.txt compliance Last month

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Three levels of detail

Read any report for the whole website, a single property or one page.

DomainThe scale of AI access across the website.
PropertyActivity compared across the properties connected to Citetab.
URLThe pages being requested and the referrals they receive.

Change over time

Traffic trends with business context.

Build an ongoing record of AI access to support content planning, discussions with AI platforms and decisions about access.

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Traffic split · Weekly news.example.com

Right-hand figure: AI agents' share of all requests that week.

AI's share of website traffic.

Track the number of agent requests alongside their proportion of total website traffic over time.

Where activity is changing.

Locate an increase within a particular AI platform or content area, or establish whether it extends across the website.

From data to decisions.

Use the activity record to inform access rules and commercial terms.