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Traditionally, measurement and optimization have been done with humans as the primary users of the web in mind. But over the last year, agent traffic on websites has grown significantly. Recently, according to Cloudflare, it has surpassed human traffic for HTML requests. Introducing Rankly's Agent Analytics. We've tested this over the past 2 months with limited access, and based on the strong interest from users, we think it's the right time to open it up for everyone. This is one of its kind, built especially for Shopify brands. Shopify doesn't let you access your logs since they're behind its own CDN, Cloudflare. Rankly's Agent Analytics covers 4000+ bot types, 10+ CDNs and Shopify brands seamlessly. It sits on top of your CDN and tells you: - Which bots/crawlers/agents/scrapers are requesting your site - Which pages they request - How often - Agent Journey, where you can actually see what an agent did, how much time it spent, etc. - What kind of pages get scraped (HTML, Markdown...etc) - Spoofing / human-like bot requests - Robots.txt violations - How many bots can actually discover and check out your products Try it out today: https://www.tryrankly.com/features/agent-analytics

Introducing Rankly's Agentic Commerce Protocol Tracker Agentic commerce as a space is moving really fast, with an increasing number of protocols every day involving shopping platforms, LLMs and payment providers. It's hard to keep track of what's changing in every protocol and how it affects agentic shopping experiences. That's why we decided to launch this and track all the open source protocols directly from their GitHub repos. It covers: Commerce (3) - ACP - UCP - NVIDIA RAC Payments (7) - AP2 - x402 - MPP - Visa Trusted Agent Protocol - Visa Intelligent Commerce - Verifiable Intent - L402 Connectors (2) - MCP - A2A Discovery(4) - NLWeb - WebMCP - llms.txt - Web Bot Auth Subscribe to get live updates

Introducing Rankly Agent Directory. It has 4000+ agents, crawlers, and bots from 1300+ operators. See agent-level information like: - UA Strings - IP-range JSONs to verify sources - Type and purpose - Safety + SEO impact classification - Block rate across top sites - Traffic share - Crawl-to-click ratio - Operator-level bot lists You can also test whether an agent can access your website using the URL Inspection tool. This makes it one of the most comprehensive repositories of agents, crawlers and bots in the internet.

Agentic Commerce is real and already live, and it’s moving faster than ever now with launches from PSPs, e-comm platforms, and LLMs almost every week. We’ve been seeing a lot of merchants confused about what UCP and ACP actually are, and asking questions like: is my store compliant, what’s broken, and what should I fix? Enter your domain and UCP/ACP Validator will: - Check if your /.well-known/ucp manifest exists and is valid - Validate ACP endpoints, product feeds, and checkout flow - Simulate how ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude agents interact with your store - Tell you which AI platforms can currently discover your products - Generate a fix plan with code snippets for your specific platform (Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Magento and Custom/Headless) - Show where UCP and ACP are out of sync - Plus a live MCP Playground to test the full shopping flow as an agent would. - Leaderboard, which auto-scans all the merchants (24h) and sends you an update if anything changes

What's new - Captures product carousels shown by ChatGPT - Shows the actual data behind each product provider(p0/01/p2) (mostly Google Shopping) - Understand how products are ranked and reordered What you can do with it: - See the raw payload, not just the UI - Track carousel positions for any query - Spot patterns like provider, cluster IDs, merchant tags - Export or copy JSON for analysis Things we still don’t know: - How ChatGPT reorders products - is it a mix of reviews/ratings and source position? - What p1 / p3 actually mean - How consistent this is across markets/categories If you work in ecommerce SEO, this helps you test queries across your product catalog. Check whether your products appear for real user queries (from Google Search Console). If they do, see where they rank, which competitors show up, and which product providers are used. This matters even more as transactions will start directly inside LLMs through Agentic Commerce. Download the extension: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/query-fanout/aehjppkoldacichgkjomekhlohfdhkcm?utm_source=item-share-cb For more details read this blog: Inside ChatGPT’s Shopping Connector: https://www.tryrankly.com/blogs/chatgpt-shopping-connector