A growing share of web traffic no longer comes from people. AI agents, chatbots, and crawlers fetch pages on behalf of users, and standard analytics tools generally cannot identify that traffic at all — it simply blends into an undifferentiated bot bucket or disappears entirely. Siteline is built to make that channel measurable. It reads server-side data to break out agent visits by platform, page, and crawl behavior, showing teams where agents actually go and where they give up.
The product combines two data sources. Agent analytics covers how AI systems interact with your site: which pages they fetch, how often they re-fetch the same URL, and how much human referral traffic results. Visibility tracking covers how your brand shows up in AI answers — which platforms cite you, which source pages drive those citations, and how you compare against competitors on the prompts that matter in your category. An insights agent crunches both and surfaces prioritized opportunities, with follow-up questions available directly in Siteline or over MCP.
Siteline distinguishes itself from AEO and GEO tools by working from real observed traffic rather than simulated prompts. It integrates with common stacks including Vercel, Cloudflare, Netlify, AWS CloudFront, Azure CDN, Next.js, WordPress, and Fastly, and the company says it is trusted by more than 1,000 companies and agencies. Marketing and SEO teams use it to track AI referrals and citations, developer-focused teams use it to confirm docs are fetched correctly by coding agents, and agencies use it across multiple clients. A free tier is available without a credit card, with a demo path for enterprise needs.
