Upload your server logs and see how often ChatGPT crawlers visit your site.
What is an AEO Log File Analysis?
It’s a free tool that scans your server logs to detect visits from ChatGPT crawlers.
It shows how often ChatGPT’s bots access your pages — a first signal of your visibility inside ChatGPT search and answers.
How does it work?
Upload a log file from your web server. The tool automatically identifies ChatGPT’s known crawler user agents, counts their visits, and visualizes trends — giving you a simple report of your ChatGPT impressions over time.
Why is this valuable?
ChatGPT crawlers visit your site to read and index your content so it can appear in AI-generated answers.
Tracking these impressions helps you understand:
Whether your visibility in ChatGPT is increasing or declining
If recent content or PR efforts attract more AI attention
How your site’s discoverability is evolving as ChatGPT becomes a major discovery channel
Does a crawler visit mean my site appeared in ChatGPT answers?
Not exactly. A crawler visit means ChatGPT accessed your content, but it doesn’t guarantee your site appeared in the response shown to users.
It’s still a key signal that your pages are being used as part of ChatGPT’s knowledge source.
Is my data secure?
Yes. Your log files are processed locally and deleted right after analysis. We don’t store or share any of your data.
Is it free to use?
Yes, the AEO Log File Analysis is completely free.
If you want automatic tracking or deeper insights into how ChatGPT and other LLMs refers your site, check out Airefs.