AI agent traffic analytics that shows what agents actually do
Traditional analytics count people. A growing share of your visits comes from AI assistants and automated agents that browse on someone else's behalf. SynthTrail separates that synthetic traffic from human traffic and shows you the full picture.
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Numbers built for synthetic visitors
Your overview shows pages opened by agents, sessions saved, open security findings and average session length, with a seven-day chart that splits all agent sessions from the risky ones. Nothing is blended into your human numbers, so each side stays readable.
From totals down to a single visit
Every counted session opens into a trail: each page, click, scroll and form the agent touched, in order, with timestamps. You go from a headline number to the exact visit behind it in two clicks.
Which agents come back
A who-is-visiting breakdown names the agents that identify themselves, such as assistants from the large AI vendors, and shows each one's share of your synthetic traffic. Browser agents that hide their name are still caught by the automation signs they leave.
What you can measure
- Synthetic sessions per day, with risky ones separated
- Pages opened by agents and average session length
- Share of visits by named agent
- Open security findings and an exposure score
Follow the trail on your own site
Paste one snippet and see the synthetic visitors that use your site. Card details are entered on Stripe, never on this site.
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