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Cloudflare, for the AI crawlers at your door.
Before an AI assistant can cite a page, its crawler has to reach it. Cloudflare will show XORV which AI crawlers reach your site, and how often. Coming soon.
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What Cloudflare adds to XORV
Which crawlers reach you, and how often
XORV will read which AI crawlers reach your site and how often they come, and set it beside the answers that cite you.
What XORV reads
- Which AI crawlers reach your site
- How often each one comes
What you see
- AI crawlers beside the answers that cite you
- Crawlers that stopped coming
- Changes in crawling over time
Read only. A crawler’s visit is not a citation.
Why it matters for AI answers
Reach comes before citation
A page an AI crawler never reaches is hard for an answer to cite. Seeing which crawlers come is a first check.
A visit is not a citation
A crawler reading a page does not mean an answer names you. XORV shows crawling beside answers and never treats one as the other.
Your rules stay yours
If you allow or block AI crawlers in Cloudflare, XORV reads the result. It never changes your rules.
What connecting allows
XORV can
- Read AI crawler traffic for the site you choose
- Show it beside your AI readings
XORV never
- Change your Cloudflare settings or rules
- Use a global API key
- Change your website without your approval
Until it opens
It is coming soon
Cloudflare is not connected to XORV yet. This page will say when it opens.
Measure in the meantime
XORV already measures how AI assistants answer your buyers’ questions, with no connection needed.
When it opens
You will create a Cloudflare token that can only read, for the site you choose, and add it in your XORV workspace. Never a global API key.
Questions people ask
Is the Cloudflare integration available now?
Not yet. It is coming soon, and this page will say when it opens.
Will XORV need my global API key?
No. It will ask for a token that can only read, for the site you choose — never a global API key.
Does a crawler visit mean I am cited?
No. A visit means a crawler reached a page. Whether an answer names you is what XORV measures in the answers themselves.
Find out if AI recommends you.
Start with your website. Check what XORV understood, then get a first reading with clear context — instead of a guess.