Verified bot detection
Identify recognized bots in connected Cloudflare traffic data instead of treating every automated request as the same type of visitor.
Monitor AI and Bot Traffic
Screpy AI & Bot Traffic shows which verified bots and AI crawlers request your website. Review crawler activity, requested pages, response status, trends, and unsuccessful URLs that may limit content discovery.
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What is Screpy AI & Bot Traffic?
Screpy AI & Bot Traffic is a Cloudflare-connected crawler-activity view for verified bots and known AI crawlers accessing a website. It identifies bot families, trends, requested URLs, response outcomes, and unsuccessful requests so teams can investigate discovery and crawl-access problems with the affected URL and bot context.
Identify crawler activity
- Screpy Verified bot detection identifies recognized crawler traffic instead of treating every automated request as a verified bot.
- Screpy AI crawler monitoring separates known AI crawler activity from the broader verified-bot view.
- Screpy Bot type comparisons compares activity across identified bot families.
Review requests and outcomes
- Screpy Bot traffic trends shows how verified crawler activity changes over the selected time period.
- Screpy Requested pages identifies the URLs a bot attempts to access so important content and paths can be reviewed.
- Screpy Response status reports whether those bot requests succeeded or returned a recorded response outcome.
Investigate discovery problems
- Screpy Unsuccessful URLs identifies requested pages that did not return a successful response to the verified bot.
- Screpy Crawl issue follow-up keeps the bot, requested URL, and response context available for crawlability, indexability, redirect, or availability investigation.
Verified Crawlers
See which bots access your website.
Identify verified search, AI, and other known crawlers requesting website content through connected Cloudflare traffic data.
- Review recognized crawler activity
- Separate AI crawlers from other verified bots
- Monitor crawler trends over time
Content Discovery
Find the pages crawlers request.
Review requested URLs and popular crawler paths to understand which website content receives attention from identified bots.
- See pages requested by verified crawlers
- Compare activity across important content
- Find unexpected or outdated crawler paths
Crawl Errors
Find unsuccessful bot requests.
Review response status and failed URLs to identify broken, blocked, or unavailable paths that may limit crawler access to website content.
- Find crawler requests returning errors
- Review blocked or unavailable URLs
- Connect bot failures with technical SEO fixes
Features
AI and Bot Traffic Analytics
Understand verified crawler activity, requested website pages, traffic trends, response status, and unsuccessful bot requests.
AI crawler monitoring
Review activity from identified AI-related crawlers and understand when they request website pages and content.
Bot traffic trends
Follow verified crawler activity over time and find meaningful changes in request volume or crawler distribution.
Requested pages
See which website URLs receive crawler requests and identify content attracting frequent automated access.
Response status
Review successful and unsuccessful response outcomes to understand whether bots can reach the pages they request.
Unsuccessful URLs
Find crawler requests that reach errors, unavailable pages, or blocked paths and send those URLs into technical review.
Bot type comparisons
Compare activity from verified search bots and AI crawlers to understand which systems are discovering your content.
Crawl issue follow-up
Connect unsuccessful bot requests with crawl and technical SEO checks so discovery problems can move into a focused review.
AI and bot traffic questions.
Understand verified crawler data, AI bot monitoring, requested pages, and unsuccessful automated traffic.
What is AI and bot traffic?
AI and bot traffic is automated website activity generated by crawlers, search engines, AI services, monitoring tools, and other software. Screpy focuses on recognized bot activity available through the connected data source.
Can Screpy identify every bot?
No. Identification depends on the verified-bot and traffic data available from Cloudflare. Unknown, disguised, or unverified automated traffic may not be classified as a specific crawler.
Why should I monitor unsuccessful bot requests?
Failed requests can reveal broken URLs, blocked paths, outdated links, or availability problems. Reviewing them helps teams decide whether a redirect, page restoration, configuration change, or no action is appropriate.
Does bot traffic prove that AI systems use my content?
No. A crawler request only shows that an identified bot requested a URL. It does not prove that the content was indexed, used in a model, cited, or shown in an answer.