AI search analytics for important pages

Find the AI search gaps on your most important pages—and what to fix next.

SeeLLM helps SEO and growth teams prioritize pricing, product, comparison, and documentation changes using page-level AI evidence.

Start with 3–5 pages. No subscription required for the first report.

Observed crawler requests

Requests recorded on the monitored site

Sampled citation checks

Pages found in named answer and source samples

Detectable AI referrals

Visits carrying an identifiable AI referrer

The business problem

Stop changing important pages blindly.

AI search work becomes expensive when every page looks equally urgent. SeeLLM narrows the work to pages tied to buyer decisions and states why each one deserves attention.

01

Protect buyer-facing pages

Find pricing, product, comparison, and documentation pages with no observed activity or weak sampled-source evidence.

02

See where competitors become the source

Compare specified buying-intent answer samples with the pages your team expects those answers to use.

03

Prove whether the measured signals moved

Establish a baseline, change one page, and compare the same crawler, source, and referral signals afterward.

From signal to decision

One page. One reason. One next action.

Not another score to watch. A short decision brief your team can use to prioritize the next content or technical change.

Illustrative important-page decision

Your comparison page is reachable. Competitor sources still appear in the named samples.

The useful question is not whether a bot visited. It is whether the page contains evidence that buyers and answer systems can extract and verify.

Page
/compare/seellm-vs-alternative
Business importance
High — supports vendor evaluation
Evidence
Example repeated crawler activity; absent from named comparison-source samples
Likely gap
Claims may lack a compact, source-backed comparison
Recommended action
Add a verifiable comparison block and rerun the same checks
Verification signal
Movement in repeat requests, sampled sources, or detectable referrals

Illustrative data. A before/after change shows measured movement without proving causation.

A single progression

Start with an audit. Add live proof when it matters.

The first report and ongoing monitoring are two stages of the same page-level workflow.

  1. 01

    Send 3–5 pages

    Choose the pages tied to evaluation, traffic, pipeline, or revenue.

  2. 02

    Get the evidence report

    See access, sampled sources, likely gaps, and the next action.

  3. 03

    Connect Site Agent

    Add continuous observed crawler and referral evidence when you need live proof.

  4. 04

    Fix and verify

    Change one page and compare the same measured signals after release.

April 2026 field report · 3 sites · 7 days

“Claude crawled our monitored sites 258 times in seven days without requesting a single post.”

Server-side observations

The finding is not that crawler volume creates value. It is that site-wide activity can hide gaps on the pages your team actually needs AI systems to reach.

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48-hour important-pages audit

Find the page your team should fix next.

Send your domain and the 3–5 pages that matter most. We will return a concise evidence report with the strongest visible gap, likely reason, and recommended next action.

  • Access and readability checks
  • Sampled citation and source evidence
  • Visible competitor source gaps
  • One prioritized page-level action

Paste 3-5 pricing, docs, product, comparison, or top content URLs.

We'll email the snapshot within 48 hours. Prefer email? Send the pages to [email protected].

Prefer an instant public check? Run a free public scan instead.

Questions

Evidence without theater.

What can SeeLLM prove?

SeeLLM distinguishes observed requests and detectable referrals from sampled source checks and inferred page gaps. It reports the evidence window and does not treat a missing sample as universal absence.

How is this different from prompt tracking?

Prompt trackers sample what answer engines say. SeeLLM adds evidence from your own pages: which monitored URLs received classified requests, where sampled sources appeared, and which detectable referrals returned.

Is Cloudflare required?

No. The first audit can use public checks. Cloudflare is the fastest Site Agent path for continuous edge evidence; Vercel, Next.js, and manual installations remain available.

What happens after the first audit?

Use the report to choose one page and one change. Connect Site Agent when you want ongoing request and referral evidence, then compare the same signals after release.

Will Site Agent affect site performance?

The Worker participates in the request path. Telemetry delivery is non-blocking, while origin fetches or approved response transforms can add overhead. Test it against your performance budget like any edge dependency.

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