Stop scrapers and AI crawlers from taking your content for free
Bots read your pages, copy your pricing and archives, and feed AI models, all before a human visitor ever shows up in your analytics.
Request a site audit39% of the top 1M sites
already see AI bot traffic, but only 2.98% actively block it. robots.txt does not settle it alone: 30% of AI bot scrapes ignore it outright, and OpenAI's ChatGPT-User agent still reached 42% of the sites that had blocked it.
Read the researchWhat the traffic looks like
A browser, not a script
Puppeteer, Playwright and Selenium drive a real Chromium instance, so the page renders exactly as it would for a person, just thousands of times a minute.
A different IP on every request
Residential proxy networks route each request through a real home connection, so no single IP address gives the pattern away.
A crawler name anyone can claim
Setting a user agent to Googlebot costs one line of code. Nothing about the rest of the request has to come from Google.
What runs against this traffic
Crawler identity checks
More than 1,500 known crawlers are matched by identity, and the ones that declare themselves are checked against the IP ranges their operators publish.
Googlebot keeps its access. Anything wearing its name does not.
Read moreInvisible signal collection
467 properties are measured inside the page before any protected content is sent.
Catches a scraping tool on the first request, without a CAPTCHA your visitors have to solve.
Read moreA price on the traffic you don't block
Verified AI agents can be allowed, rate-limited, or billed per request instead of only allowed or blocked.
Turns crawler traffic you would otherwise serve for free into a line you control.
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Traffic doesn't stop at one attack
Want to see what reaches your site?
A site audit shows the crawler families reaching your domain and the pages where you may need more control.