14 AI Crawlers Checked

AI Crawler Checker — See What AI Bots Actually See

Check your website's visibility to all 14 major AI crawlers at once. Not just robots.txt — actual rendering analysis.

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Free scan — no account required. Takes 30 seconds.

Not Just robots.txt

Other tools parse your robots.txt and call it a day. BotView shows you what AI crawlers actually see.

Other Tools

  • Parse robots.txt only
  • Show "allowed" or "blocked"
  • Miss JavaScript rendering issues
  • No visual proof of what bots see

BotView

  • Full robots.txt analysis for 14 crawlers
  • Side-by-side screenshots: human vs crawler view
  • JavaScript rendering analysis
  • SPA detection, blocked resources, soft 404s

All 14 AI Crawlers We Check

One scan checks your visibility across every major AI platform.

GPTBot

OpenAI

ChatGPT training

ChatGPT-User

OpenAI

Live browsing

OAI-SearchBot

OpenAI

ChatGPT search

ClaudeBot

Anthropic

Claude training

Claude-Web

Anthropic

Live browsing

anthropic-ai

Anthropic

General crawler

PerplexityBot

Perplexity

AI search

Google-Extended

Google

Gemini training

CCBot

Common Crawl

Open dataset

cohere-ai

Cohere

Enterprise AI

Bytespider

ByteDance

TikTok AI

Diffbot

Diffbot

Knowledge graph

FacebookBot

Meta

Meta AI

Applebot-Extended

Apple

Apple Intelligence

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes BotView different from other AI crawler checkers?

Most tools just parse your robots.txt and tell you if a crawler is 'allowed' or 'blocked.' BotView goes further — we actually render your pages as a crawler would and take screenshots showing what bots see vs. what humans see. This reveals issues like JavaScript content that crawlers can't render, blocked resources, and SPA shell problems that robots.txt analysis alone misses.

How many AI crawlers does BotView check?

BotView checks 14 AI crawlers across all major platforms: OpenAI (GPTBot, ChatGPT-User, OAI-SearchBot), Anthropic (ClaudeBot, Claude-Web, anthropic-ai), Perplexity (PerplexityBot), Google (Google-Extended), Common Crawl (CCBot), Cohere (cohere-ai), ByteDance (Bytespider), Diffbot, Meta (FacebookBot), and Apple (Applebot-Extended).

Why would my site be invisible to AI crawlers even if robots.txt allows them?

robots.txt is just one factor. Your content might be invisible because it's rendered entirely by JavaScript (which many crawlers can't execute), behind authentication, loaded dynamically via API calls, or served as a Single Page Application shell with no server-side content. BotView checks all of these issues.

Should I allow all AI crawlers?

It depends on your goals. Most businesses benefit from allowing major crawlers like GPTBot, ClaudeBot, and PerplexityBot for visibility. You might block Bytespider or others if you're concerned about specific platforms. BotView's report helps you make informed decisions about each crawler.

How often should I check my AI crawler access?

Check after any CMS update, plugin installation, CDN configuration change, or security audit. These commonly introduce AI crawler blocks. For ongoing monitoring, BotView Pro offers 50 scans per month to track changes over time.

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One scan. All major AI platforms. See exactly which bots can access your content.

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