robots.txt
Block/open status, AI/scraper rule suggestions, diff history, and post-block visit flags
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Protect your account with 2FA, grow with referral rewards when invitees upgrade, and suggest missing crawlers to the catalog.
Technical file and policy checks from the same tools your panel uses—not blocking promises.
Block/open status, AI/scraper rule suggestions, diff history, and post-block visit flags
Sample noindex/nofollow on homepage or top crawled URL; conflict with robots Allow
Check llms.txt / ai.txt and download an AI policy template
Reachability, freshness, and sitemap × crawl gap map
RFC 9116 Contact / Expires check and template
One score across robots, sitemap, llms, security.txt, and tracking
robots.txt, meta robots, llms.txt, sitemap.xml, security.txt, and readiness—exactly as in the dashboard.
See which caution/danger crawlers are open or blocked, filter AI or scraper suggestions, compare current vs suggested rules (diff), keep version history from rescans and daily checks, and save a block date to flag visits that return afterward.
Read meta robots and X-Robots-Tag from the homepage or your most crawled URL. Flag when robots.txt allows a path but meta/header blocks indexing (noindex/nofollow conflict).
Check whether /llms.txt or /ai.txt exists. If missing, copy or download a caution/danger AI crawler policy template from the panel.
Check sitemap reachability, URL count, and lastmod freshness. Compare sitemap URLs with crawl hits (overlap + gap map) to find pages never crawled or crawled without a sitemap entry.
Verify /.well-known/security.txt and required Contact / Expires fields (RFC 9116). Copy or download a minimal template when the file is missing or incomplete.
One score across robots.txt, sitemap.xml, llms.txt, security.txt, and tracking—plus a short history so you see what improved and what to fix next.
See who is real, which AI crawlers hit you, where budget is wasted, and how risky each crawler is.
rDNS verification, verified rate, and spoof suspects
30-day AI visits, unique bots, caution/danger hits, and next steps
Paths hit by risky/scraper crawlers with path-level Disallow suggestions
Caution and danger badges across the crawler catalog and visit filters
The same verification tools from overview, bot authenticity, and crawl analysis.
Verify known crawlers with reverse DNS. See verified rate, spoof suspects, and hostname mix so fake User-Agents stand out.
Last 30 days of AI crawler visits: total hits, unique AI bots, caution/danger volume, and recommendations such as updating llms.txt or reviewing unblocked AI crawlers in robots.txt.
See which paths caution/danger and scraper crawlers hit most in the last 30 days, then copy path-specific Disallow suggestions to cut wasted crawl budget.
Every crawler type carries a clear safe / caution / danger level in the catalog and visit filters—so risky traffic is visible without blocking promises.
See how traffic breaks down, which sources convert to real visits, and export the rows you need.
Devices, browsers, OS, and human vs crawler mix
Referrers that produced real visits, with CSV export
Filter and search visits by page, crawler, UA, or IP
Export crawl visits and referral sources as CSV
Compare the current period with the previous window
Deeper reports on Pro and higher plans
The same traffic, referrer, bots, and export tools from the dashboard.
Review devices, browsers, operating systems, and the human vs crawler split so you can separate real visitors from bot load.
See which referrers produced real visits—not just raw hits—and export the list as CSV when you need it offline.
Search and filter crawl visits by page URL, crawler name, User-Agent, or IP. Empty states and safety badges stay in sync with the catalog.
Export crawl visits and referral sources to CSV from the panel whenever you need a snapshot for sheets or audits.
Compare the current monitoring window with the previous period to spot crawl volume and risk shifts without leaving the dashboard.
Pro and higher plans unlock deeper reporting beyond basic visit totals—aligned with your plan limits in billing.
More than a meta tag: script, no-JS beacon, install verification, and a guided tour.
Script install alongside the meta tag for crawl capture
CSS beacon ping when JavaScript is blocked or unavailable
Confirm meta tag and tracking.js are live on your site
Guided panel tour from first site to first Check
The same channels and checks from My Websites and the setup guide.
Copy meta tag plus tracking.js from My Websites. The script reports crawler visits so analytics and policy tools have live data.
Add the optional beacon stylesheet for environments where JavaScript is limited. The panel shows channel status and last beacon ping.
Use Check in My Websites to confirm the meta tag and tracking.js are live. Tracking can still start before verification completes.
A skippable panel tour walks you through adding a site, copying the snippet, and running Check—so first setup is clear.
Invite teammates, grow sites within plan limits, and see quota warnings early.
Email invites with view or manage roles
Plan site limits with a soft wall when you hit the cap
Panel and email warnings at 80% and when quota is full
The same share, site-limit, and quota tools from My Websites and Billing.
Invite someone by email to view or manage a site. Pending invites, accept/decline, and revoke stay in My Websites—so collaboration does not need shared logins.
Each plan caps how many sites you can track. When the site limit is reached, the panel shows a soft wall and points you to upgrade instead of failing silently.
Monthly crawl quotas reset per billing period. You get panel and optional email alerts around 80% usage and when the quota is full so new visits stop being logged.
Health signals, robots change tracking, in-panel alerts, push, home-screen app, and email digests.
SSL expiry, 48h+ crawl quiet, 7d+ tracking stale
Diff timeline plus optional email when content changes
Alert when a blocked crawler visits again after your block date
Bell inbox for quota, health, and policy events
Device alerts for quota, SSL, quiet—not crawl spam
Install the dashboard like an app from Integrations
Optional digest of crawl activity from NotificationService
The same health, notification, push, and PWA tools from overview and Integrations.
Overview flags SSL certificates nearing expiry or already expired, sites with no crawls for 48+ hours, and installs with no tracking ping for 7+ days—so quiet failures surface early.
When robots.txt content changes, rescans and daily checks keep a diff timeline. Optional email preference notifies you when the file changes.
After you save a block date for a risky crawler, visits that return afterward can trigger a violation email—useful for spoof or non-compliant bots.
The notification bell lists quota, health, robots, and similar events in one inbox—mark all read without leaving the dashboard.
Enable push on supported browsers (install to Home Screen first on iOS) for quota, SSL, and crawl-quiet style alerts. Crawl visit spam is excluded.
From Integrations, add NMOS to the home screen for faster panel access. Crawl data still needs a connection—nothing is stored offline.
Optional activity digests summarize crawl activity so you do not have to open the panel every day. Preferences live with your notification settings.
Secure login, invite rewards, and help expand the crawler catalog.
Authenticator apps like Authy or Google Authenticator
+15 days on your plan when an invitee upgrades free→paid
Propose a missing crawler type for the team to review
The same 2FA, referral, and catalog suggest tools from account settings and the crawler directory.
Enable TOTP in account settings with Authy, Google Authenticator, or a similar app. A warning stays visible until 2FA is on.
Share your referral code or invite link. When someone you invited upgrades from free to paid for the first time, your plan is extended by 15 days. Reward status stays in the referral panel.
If a crawler type is missing from the directory, send a suggestion from the panel. The team reviews submissions—this expands detection coverage over time.
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Dedicated pages for major search and AI crawlers