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You publish a comparison guide on Tuesday. By Friday ChatGPT-referred sessions jump from 40 a day to 180, and attached revenue follows two days behind.

Let's look at AI Sessions & Revenue Over Time.

Tell which content pulls AI traffic, how fast it monetizes, and what to produce more of next.

GPTBot hits your product pages 14 times a day. ClaudeBot only visits your blog. PerplexityBot has not shown up in a week and Google-Extended is silent.

Let's look at AI Bot Crawl Coverage.

See which platforms are paying attention to which content, and where to invest next for each. You cannot be cited by a platform that is not reading your site.

Your wide-feet running shoe guide is the number one page ChatGPT fetches during live shopper conversations. Your homepage is not in the top 20 at all.

Let's look at the Fetched Content Leaderboard.

See which pages AI is actually using to answer customer questions, so your content team knows what to expand, what to update, and what the platforms are ignoring.

ChatGPT sends 1,200 visitors who reach product pages; 42 add to cart. Claude sends 300 visitors and 38 convert. Perplexity sends 80 and 24 of them buy.

Let's look at the Conversion Funnel by AI Source.

Tell whether each AI channel delivers browsers or buyers, and which step of the journey is losing the most AI-referred shoppers. Fix the leak where it costs you the most.

ChatGPT buyers close same-day at an $89 average order value. Perplexity buyers take five days and spend $140. Gemini shoppers sit somewhere in between.

Let's look at Revenue Attribution & Time-to-Purchase.

Reshape your email cadences, retargeting windows, and lifecycle spend by channel. Build your AI playbook around how each platform's shoppers actually behave.

AI channels are sending customers to your limited-edition SKUs at three times the site average; your hero bestseller is not in the AI-referred top 20.

Let's look at Product & Buyer-Level Detail.

See the catalog shift AI is creating: which products the platforms are promoting for you, and which customer segments they are bringing in.

GPTBot last fetched your top product page in March. Whatever spec was live then is what AI tools have on file. Identify pages that need fresh information for the next model update.

Let's look at Content Freshness.

See the top 10 URLs AI training bots crawl most often so you can keep the highest-leverage pages accurate and check a row off as you review it.

GPTBot fetches your boots category 23 times a day, ClaudeBot only your blog, and neither has cited a single one of those URLs in an AI conversation this month.

Let's look at Pages Not In The Conversation.

Find the products and categories AI bots crawl but never quote, then rewrite titles, structured data, and FAQ-style copy AI tools can actually cite.