Which AI crawlers does your website let in?
We read your robots.txt and show what it tells each AI company’s crawler, split into the ones that only train models and the ones that can send you visitors. No account and no email address.
robots.txt is a request, not a lock
Crawlers choose whether to follow robots.txt. The large AI companies say theirs do, but some assistants treat a fetch a person asked for as exempt, and crawlers that ignore the file entirely exist. Blocking a crawler here does not stop it at the door, and allowing one does not mean it ever comes.
So this check tells you what you asked for. It cannot tell you which crawlers actually visit, how often, or whether any of them sent a single person back. On limitsregistry.com, Meta’s crawler made 44,648 requests in about 20 hours and sent no visitors. That only shows up when you measure the traffic itself.
See which AI crawlers really visit, and what they send back.
VisitorPing names every AI crawler that reads your pages, counts its requests, and shows the visitors AI products actually send you — then lets you allow, block or price each one.
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