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Agent Analytics logs the requests that AI crawlers and search-engine bots make to your own website: which bot, which page, when, and what status code your server returned. It reads your server or CDN logs, so it shows bot traffic, not what AI answers say. To see which pages AI answers cite, use Data Analytics. Find it under Website > Agent Analytics in the sidebar. It needs an active plan or trial.

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Set it up

Agent Analytics has data once your site sends its request logs to ChatFeatured. Pick the option that matches where your site runs. Every option except WordPress uses an API key you create in Agent Analytics > Settings. For WordPress, generate a token in WordPress under ChatFeatured > Publishing, paste it with your site URL into Integrations > WordPress in ChatFeatured, then turn on Agent Analytics for that site. In WordPress, also tick Enable Analytics under ChatFeatured > Settings > Analytics. If it’s off, the WordPress integration page shows “Disabled in WordPress” and no traffic is recorded.
Hosting on Webflow? Webflow sites need an extra Cloudflare step. See Agent Analytics with Webflow.

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What gets counted

Only requests from recognized bots are stored. Visits from people and unrecognized user agents are dropped. The main bots:
  • OpenAI: GPTBot (training), OAI-SearchBot (ChatGPT search), ChatGPT-User and ChatGPT agent (fetches on behalf of a user)
  • Anthropic: ClaudeBot (training), Claude-SearchBot (search), Claude-User (user fetches)
  • Perplexity: PerplexityBot (index), Perplexity-User (user fetches)
  • Google: Googlebot (Google Search) and Google-CloudVertexBot
  • Others including BingBot, Applebot, Amazonbot, Meta-ExternalAgent, MistralAI-User, CCBot, Bytespider, DuckAssistBot and DuckDuckBot
Training crawlers collect content for model training, search bots build the index an AI search feature answers from, and user-triggered agents fetch a page because someone asked the assistant about it.

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Reading the Analytics tab

The ChatGPT Citations, Claude Citations and Perplexity Citations cards count each company’s bot requests to your site (training crawls included), not citations in AI answers. Each shows the change against the previous period of the same length.
  • Citations Over Time charts bot requests over the selected period, by crawler.
  • Top Pages lists the pages bots requested most. Top Crawlers lists bots by request count. Click a page or crawler to filter the whole tab to it.
  • Latest Crawls logs individual requests. Check the Status column for 4xx and 5xx responses: those are pages bots tried to read and couldn’t.
Filter by date range (Last 7 days by default), crawler, page, domain, status code, query params and referer. Until the first logs arrive, the panels say “Waiting for data” and a Book setup call button appears in the page header.

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Settings tab

API Keys is where you create, enable, disable and delete the keys your log integrations use. Managing keys needs the Owner or Admin role.