Pages
The Pages tab in Agent Analytics shows you which pages on your site AI crawlers have discovered and indexed. It surfaces indexing trends over time, a per-platform indexing summary, and a detailed per-page breakdown. Use it to see which content is getting the most AI attention, how recently each page was crawled, and whether it is driving real referral traffic back to your site.
Getting to Pages
Agent Analytics lives under Insights in the left sidebar. To open the Pages tab:
In the left sidebar, click Insights. If the sidebar is collapsed to icons, click the toggle at the top of the sidebar to expand it, or hover over an icon to see its label.
Under Insights, click Agent Analytics.
Click the Pages tab.
Pages indexed over time
The chart tracks how many pages each AI platform indexed each day across the selected date range. Each line represents one platform, color-coded to the legend below the chart.
Date axis: the horizontal axis shows dates within the selected window.
Pages axis: the vertical axis shows the number of pages indexed on that day.
Platform lines: each colored line represents one AI platform. Hover over any point to see the exact count for that day.
Legend: below the chart, each platform is shown with a color swatch. Click a platform name in the legend to toggle its line on or off.
Note: the chart responds to the date range picker in the top-right corner. Click it to choose a preset range such as Last 30 Days or This Year, or enter a custom window.
Platform indexing summary
Below the chart, the Platforms table gives a per-platform snapshot of indexing activity. Click any column header to re-sort the list.
Platform: the AI platform or crawler, shown with its icon.
Indexed Pages: the total number of your pages this platform has indexed.
Change: the percentage change versus the previous equivalent period. A positive value means the platform indexed more of your pages; a negative value means fewer.
Last Indexed: how recently this platform last crawled your site, for example 11 mins ago, Yesterday, or Past month.
Tip: use the Show rows dropdown and the Previous and Next controls at the bottom of the table to page through all detected platforms.
Page-level detail
The Pages section below the Platforms table lists every individual page that at least one AI platform has crawled, with search and filter controls to narrow the list.
Search: type a URL path fragment and click Search to filter the table to matching pages.
Filters: click Filters to narrow the list by specific AI platforms or other criteria.
Refresh: click Refresh to reload the table with the latest crawl data.
Each row represents one page on your site. The columns are:
Page: the URL path of the page.
Last Crawled by AI: how recently any AI platform last visited this page.
Total indexed by AI: the number of AI platforms that have indexed this page.
AI Indexing: the change in indexing count for this page versus the previous equivalent period, shown with a trend arrow.
AI Training: the number of AI training crawls recorded on this page.
People Referred: real users who clicked through to this page from an AI-generated answer.
% of Bot Referrals: this page's share of your total AI-generated referral traffic.
Note: scroll right in the table to reveal per-platform columns such as Indexed (OpenAI), Indexed (Anthropic), and Indexed (Perplexity), showing exactly which platforms have indexed each page. Click any column header to sort by that value.
FAQs
Why are some of my pages missing from the Pages table?
Why are some of my pages missing from the Pages table?
The Pages table only shows pages that at least one AI platform has crawled. If a page has not been visited by any AI crawler, it does not appear. To improve coverage, make sure the page is reachable via your sitemap and that your robots.txt does not block AI crawlers.
What is the difference between Total indexed by AI and AI Indexing?
What is the difference between Total indexed by AI and AI Indexing?
Total indexed by AI is the cumulative count of AI platforms that have ever indexed this page. AI Indexing is the change in that count versus the previous equivalent period. A rising AI Indexing value on a page with a high Total indexed by AI means the page is gaining broader AI coverage.
What does AI Training mean?
What does AI Training mean?
AI Training records crawls by bots associated with AI model training, as distinct from inference-time indexing where a platform reads your page to answer a user's question. Whether training crawls are desirable depends on your site's goals and your robots.txt configuration.
How do I see which platforms have indexed a specific page?
How do I see which platforms have indexed a specific page?
Scroll right in the Pages table to reveal the per-platform columns such as Indexed (OpenAI), Indexed (Anthropic), and Indexed (Perplexity). A non-zero value in a platform's column confirms that platform has indexed the page.