Botscope
Botscope on your stack
What the integration looks like where you work, including what it cannot do on platforms that do not allow it.
- 1,953
- bots and agents catalogued
- 774
- named operators
- 14
- categories
Platforms
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Botscope for WordPress
Classify every bot and AI agent reaching your WordPress site from the origin, with no DNS change and no dependence on a script running in the visitor’s browser.
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Botscope for Cloudflare
A site already behind Cloudflare cannot point its A record at another edge. How a Worker in your own zone classifies and enforces without that change.
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Botscope for Shopify
Shopify does not allow a server-side agent, so coverage differs from a self-hosted stack. What can be seen, what cannot, and why the distinction matters.
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Botscope for Laravel
Classify requests in middleware, before your routes run. Every decision carries a reason code you can log, test against, and explain to somebody later.
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Roles
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Botscope for SEO teams
See which crawlers read which pages, how often, and what came back. Per-page crawl and referral figures, without a tag that automated clients never execute.
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Botscope for publishers
Separate the AI agents that send readers back from the ones that only collect, then set a policy per operator and enforce the same rule you publish.
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