Analytics, Scheduled Scans & Results

Track AI crawler visits to your website with the Analytics beta, automate your scans on a schedule, and explore raw scan data in the Results table.

Bot Analytics (Beta)

Beta — paid feature Bot Analytics is a beta feature available on Standard and Pro plans. Data and UI may change as we gather feedback.

Bot Analytics tracks when AI crawlers (ChatGPT-User, Google-CloudVertexBot, PerplexityBot, Claude-Web, etc.) visit your website. This tells you which AI platforms are actively crawling your content for training and response generation.

Dashboard Metrics

KPI	Description
Total Bot Visits	Total AI crawler page views in the selected period
Bot Types	Number of distinct AI crawler user agents detected
Sites Tracked	Number of domains where the tracking snippet is active
Pages Crawled	Number of unique URLs the bots visited

Dashboard Sections

Bot Breakdown — Horizontal bars per bot type with company attribution (OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, Perplexity)
Visit Timeline — Stacked area chart showing daily bot visit trends
Top Crawled Pages — Table of most-visited URLs with visit count and last-seen date

JS Snippet Installation

To track AI bot visits, install the LLMMonitor analytics snippet on your website. The snippet is a lightweight JavaScript pixel that reports page views to LLMMonitor's analytics endpoint.

Generate Your Snippet

Go to Analytics → Tracking Snippet Generator. Enter your domain and click Generate. You'll get a unique snippet:

<script>
(function() {
  var d = document;
  var s = d.createElement('script');
  s.src = 'https://llmmonitor.io/api/analytics/track';
  s.setAttribute('data-domain', 'YOUR_DOMAIN');
  s.setAttribute('data-site-id', 'YOUR_SITE_ID');
  s.async = true;
  d.head.appendChild(s);
})();
</script>

Installation

Place the snippet in the <head> of every page you want to track, or add it via your CMS/tag manager (Google Tag Manager, etc.). The snippet is ~400 bytes and loads asynchronously — it won't affect page performance.

Verify installation After installing, visit your site at least once, then check the Analytics dashboard. If you see "Tracking active" with visit counts, the snippet is working. It may take a few minutes for first data to appear.

Automated Scanning

Instead of manually triggering scans, you can configure LLMMonitor to run scans automatically on a schedule.

Setup

Go to Settings and scroll to the Schedule section:

Enable Daily auto-scan
Select which LLMs to scan (matching your plan's capabilities)
Set a preferred time in UTC hours
Click Save

Schedule Behavior by Plan

Plan	Scan Interval	Notes
Free	2 automatic scans	Onboarding + day 4
Lite	Every 72 hours	3 scans per week
Standard	Daily	Daily scans
Pro	Daily	Daily scans, more prompts

Prompt Consumption

Each automated scan consumes 1 prompt per prompt per LLM. For example: 10 prompts × 3 LLMs = 30 prompts per scan. Automated scans are serialized — they run one LLM at a time and respect your prompt limits.

Prompt planning If you're on the Lite plan (25 prompts per scan) with 25 prompts and 3 LLMs, one full scan uses 75 prompts. That's 4 full scans per month. Reduce prompt count or LLM selection if you need more frequent scanning.

Scan & Results

The Scan page (/dashboard/scan) lets you manually trigger scans and watch them execute in real time.