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PlatformLLM Analytics

See whether the engines are reading you.

The rest of Answyn measures what the engines say. LLM Analytics measures whether they fetch your pages, and whether people arrive from an AI answer.

Two signals you can only see from your own site.

Crawls are bots fetching pages. Referrals are people clicking through. Conflating them is the usual mistake in this category, so Answyn keeps them apart.

An illustrative split between AI crawler hits and referral clicks.

Illustrative traffic snapshot

Crawls

1,284

Bots fetching your pages. A live fetch means an assistant is writing an answer right now.

Referrals

96

People who clicked through from an AI answer to a page on your site.

Recognised crawlers

  • ChatGPT-UserLive fetch
  • OAI-SearchBotSearch index
  • GPTBotTraining
  • GooglebotSearch index

Live fetch is the citation signal.

A training crawl means you may be in a future model. A live fetch means an assistant is reading you to answer someone now. That is the one that correlates with being cited.

Live fetches
An assistant is composing an answer right now and reading your page to do it.
Search-index crawls
Bots building the retrieval layer behind answers. Blocking them removes you from that retrieval.
Training crawls
Collection that may shape a future model. Useful to see. Not the same as being cited today.
Referral clicks
A person arrived from an AI answer. Read from the referrer on your own site.

Install once. Read the movement with the rest of the record.

An edge worker sees crawlers, because they do not run JavaScript. A small script sees referral clicks from the browser. Use the worker if the site is on Vercel or Cloudflare; add the script when you want the click-throughs as well.

Start with the questions your customers already ask.

Build the evidence now, then use every new answer to make the next marketing decision clearer.