Agent analytics for the agentic web
See which AI agents visit your site, and what they came for.
Lalela tracks crawlers, assistants and agentic browsers, then turns their visits into the questions people are asking AI about you.
One script tag. Agents show up in minutes.
How it works
Every agent visithas a question behind it.
When someone asks ChatGPT, Claude or Perplexity about you, an agent fetches your pages to answer. Lalela catches that visit, names the agent and works back to the question it was sent to answer.
See a sample reportEvery agent, named. A script tag for agentic browsers, an edge snippet for everything that never runs JavaScript. Lalela recognises crawlers, assistants and browsers by user agent, IP range and behaviour.
The question behind the visit. Lalela reads which pages an agent pulled, in what order and how fast, then infers what it was trying to answer: pricing for a team of ten, SSO support, how you compare to HubSpot.
Fix what agents can't find. See where agents came up empty, which answers are missing from your pages, and what to publish next so AI gets you right.
Agent trace
acme.com · sample session
3 pages in 2.1s, one question inferred
- GET/pricing
- GET/docs/sso
- GET/vs/hubspot
Likely question
Is Acme worth it for a ten-person team that needs SSO?
Answers
Common questions
- How much does Lalela cost?
- Can I sign up for Lalela yet?
- Does Lalela work with sites hosted on Vercel?
- How do I install Lalela on Cloudflare?
- Which platforms does Lalela support?
- Does Lalela use cookies?
- What data does Lalela collect?
- Can Lalela see my conversations with ChatGPT or Claude?
- How does Lalela tell a real AI agent from a fake one?
- What is a user-triggered fetch?
- Which AI agents does Lalela detect?
- How does Lalela work out what an agent was looking for?
- Does Lalela show what my site is missing?
- Will Lalela slow down my site?
- What is llms.txt, and does Lalela make one?
- How is Lalela different from Cloudflare's AI crawler reports?