citAEOtion is a white-label AI visibility tool that reads real WordPress server traffic, classifies every AI crawler hitting your clients, and lets agencies resell the reports under their own brand.
A white-label AI visibility tool for agencies is software you resell under your own name that shows which AI crawlers hit your client sites. citAEOtion reads real server traffic, classifies bots like GPTBot and ClaudeBot by actual hits, and delivers white-label reports agencies can brand as their own.
Quick answer: citAEOtion is AI crawler tracking and analytics for WordPress, the GA for AI. For agencies it works as a white-label AI visibility tool: it installs as a WordPress collector on each client site, reads real server traffic, and classifies every AI and search crawler, GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended, CCBot, Amazonbot, and Bytespider, by actual hits, page, category, frequency, and HTTP status. You resell the branded reports to clients. Agency and multi-site plans include white-label reporting, annual billing saves up to 29 percent, and the Founders Club gives 25 percent off agency plans forever.
Sell AI visibility on measurement, not guesses
Every client is asking the same question: are AI tools using my content, and should I let them? Most agencies answer with prompt-based tools that sample what ChatGPT or Perplexity say about a brand. That is an estimate of model output, not a record of crawler behavior. When a client asks which bots actually hit their site last week and what they took, a guess does not hold up.
citAEOtion answers with data. It reads real server traffic and classifies every AI and search crawler by actual hits. Prompt-based tools such as Profound, Peec, Otterly, and Scrunch guess; citAEOtion measures. That difference is a stronger sales story and a cleaner deliverable, because you are reporting facts from the client's own server, not a sampled approximation. See how the log-based approach stacks up against the field in our guide to the best AI visibility tools.
What your clients see in the report
The dashboard turns raw server logs into a report a client understands at a glance:
Which bots hit which pages. GPTBot on the pricing page, CCBot pulling the blog, PerplexityBot on product pages, each mapped to real URLs.
Category. Training crawler, search and answer crawler, or dataset crawler, so allow-or-block decisions are grounded.
Frequency. How often each bot returns, so you can flag heavy crawlers that cost bandwidth.
HTTP status. Whether a bot got a 200, a 403, or an error, which confirms whether a block is actually holding.
This is the evidence behind every robots.txt and Cloudflare recommendation you make, and it is the proof a client wants before approving a change.
White-label reports you brand as your own
citAEOtion produces white-label reports for agencies and resellers. You put your logo and identity on the deliverable and present AI crawler analytics as part of your service, not a third-party tool the client could buy directly. That keeps the relationship, and the perceived value, with your agency.
It fits how agencies already work: a WordPress collector on each client site, one dashboard across the accounts you manage, and branded reporting you can hand over on your own cadence. Explore the full setup on the agencies page, or if your model is pure resale, see the reseller program. For a closer look at the deliverable itself, see white-label AI crawler reports.
Agency pricing that protects your margin
Single Site pricing starts at $34.99 per month, and multi-site and agency plans scale from there for managing many client sites under one account. Two levers protect your margin. Annual billing saves up to 29 percent versus monthly. And the Founders Club locks in 25 percent off agency plans forever, a rate that stays with you as you add clients. Review the numbers on the pricing page, then lock the founder rate through the Founders Club.
Why measurement is the moat
Decisions about allowing or blocking AI bots should rest on real data about which bots hit a site and what they take. citAEOtion gives you that data; prompt-based competitors infer it. When you advise a client to block CCBot but allow PerplexityBot, you can show the hits that justify each call, then show the status codes that prove the change worked. That is a defensible, repeatable service line, and it is one you deliver under your own brand.
For background on how one major AI crawler behaves and how site owners can control it, Anthropic documents ClaudeBot in its official reference: Anthropic's crawler documentation.
What makes this a white-label tool?
Agencies present the AI crawler reports under their own brand. Client-facing deliverables carry your identity, and agency plans include white-label reporting.
How does citAEOtion get the data?
A WordPress collector installs on each client site and reads real server traffic, classifying every AI and search crawler by actual hits, page, category, frequency, and HTTP status.
How is this different from Profound or Otterly?
Those tools estimate AI presence by sampling model answers to prompts. citAEOtion measures the actual crawler requests that hit the client's server, which is verifiable evidence rather than an inference.
What do agency plans cost?
Single Site starts at $34.99 per month, with multi-site and agency tiers above it. Annual billing saves up to 29 percent, and the Founders Club gives 25 percent off agency plans forever.
Can I resell without managing the accounts myself?
Yes. The reseller program is built for that. See the reseller page for how resale works alongside the standard agency plans.