Crawler Occurrences
Number of observed HTTP requests from documented AI crawler user agents in a site's connected server logs.
What is Crawler Occurrences?
Crawler Occurrences measure requests attributed to documented AI user agents such as GPTBot, ClaudeBot, or PerplexityBot in the logs a site delivers. They show which page was requested, when, by which classified crawler, and which HTTP response group was returned. A high count is not evidence that a platform values, indexed, trained on, retrieved, or cited that page. Missing delivery, provider filters, quotas, and bounded page detail can reduce the visible count, so coverage metadata must be read with the metric.
How Qwairy Makes This Actionable
Qwairy classifies observable AI user agents in connected server logs and consolidates them into retained daily and monthly snapshots. See exact observed totals, frequency, page groups, HTTP responses, and explicit coverage caveats without retaining raw traffic events.
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Related Terms
AI Crawler
Automated web client operated by an AI company for model training, AI search, or user-requested retrieval.
GPTBot
OpenAI's web crawler for content that may be used to train generative AI models, separate from the OAI-SearchBot search crawler.
ClaudeBot
Anthropic's web crawler that collects public web content to train and improve Claude models; site owners control its access via robots.txt.
Pages Performance
Page-level view combining observed crawler requests, AI referral sessions, search data, and citation signals when those sources are connected.