The Log File Analyzer that shows what bots
actually do on your site
Search Console shows results. Log files show causes. JetOctopus turns raw server logs into a segmented picture of bot behavior you can act on.
Log analysis: understand how search and AI bots crawl your site
Impact hub merges logs and crawl data to visualize Googlebot’s behavior by different on-page SEO criteria.
You'll know:
- How to optimize site structure to get pages visited by bots
- How many internal links are needed to get the pages crawled
- How much content is needed for the best page performance
- What is the best performing page loading time
Build your roadmap on what bots actually crawled last week.
Log File Analyzer that reveals
crawl barriers and indexation gaps
JetOctopus’ server log analyzer gives you a precise, segmented view of bot behavior across search crawlers, AI bots and other scrapers hitting your site.
Detect technical errors
before they affect traffic
The Log Analyzer issues report flags the problems most likely to affect crawl efficiency and indexation:
- Load time increases by page type
- Unintended redirect chains
- URL patterns quietly generating thin pages
- AJAX URL growth that inflates your crawlable URL count
Clean these up and help Googlebot recrawl your pages faster.
Track Googlebot
and AI bot activity
The Bot Dynamics report tracks changes in crawl frequency over time and correlates behavioral shifts with site changes.
When crawl rate spikes or drops, you see exactly when it started, which sections are affected and what triggered it at the log level.
Segment data
by bot, section and status
Bot segmentation allows you to see how different areas of your website are crawled by search and AI bots and where they get stuck.
Full data on Googlebot, Bingbot, GPTBot, ClaudeBot and 40+ other crawlers to build data-driven SEO and AI growth strategies.
Identify fake bots before they drain
your crawl budget and server resources
Our server log analyzer classifies more than 40 crawler types and identifies the ones pretending to be Googlebot or AI agents that drain your server’s capacity.
When scrapers hit your servers, you see exactly which bots they mimic, where they crawl and how much.
How log file analysis works
Your web server records every bot request made to your site: URL, status code, crawler identity, load time and timestamp. The server log analyzer ingests that raw data and turns it into a structured, queryable picture of exactly how Googlebot, AI crawlers and every other bot are interacting with your site.
Connect your logs
JetOctopus supports multiple integration methods:
- Real‑time log streaming directly
from your Nginx server - Native integrations with Cloudflare Enterprise, AWS CloudFront and Fastly
- Automated daily exports from
your infrastructure - Manual log file uploads
for ad-hoc analysis
Get immediate segmentation
Log data in JetOctopus is enriched:
- Automatically segmented by crawler type, URL, status code, crawl frequency and site section
- Fake bots filtered out through reverse DNS verification
- Combined with any custom user data for deeper detalization
- Visibility into whether ChatGPT, Perplexity and Claude cite your content
Act on valid data
Based on the data:
- Improve internal linking to money-making pages
- Reduce crawl budget spent on legacy URLs
- Rebuild your website structure to help bots crawl more unique URLs
- Drive AI bots to indexable pages
- Improve website indexation and ranking
- Block fake bots
Integration methods.
Choose what fits
your infrastructure:
Nginx
real-time stream
Cloudflare
(Logpush & Workers)
AWS
CloudFront
Google
Cloud CDN
Fastly
Vercel
Akamai
Apache
Shopify
Azure Front Door
Automated
daily export
Manual
file upload
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Frequently Asked Questions
What do log files show that Google Search Console doesn't?
Does JetOctopus work with my hosting or CDN?
Do I need my DevOps team to connect logs?
How fast does log data appear in JetOctopus?
Is it safe to send server logs to a third party?
We already use Splunk, Datadog or Kibana. Why add a separate SEO log analyzer?
How do I know if a Googlebot visit in my logs is real?
Which AI crawlers can I track, and why does it matter?
What will I actually find in my first log analysis?
How far back can I analyze my logs?
Turn bot data
into SEO wins. Start with your logs.
See what's breaking, what it costs, and what to fix first.