Why does my analytics not show this?

It usually does, buried. A visit from an assistant arrives as a referral from chatgpt.com or perplexity.ai, one row among hundreds that nobody opens, and many land in direct traffic because the assistant strips the referrer. Nothing is broken: the number is simply on no screen you look at.

Does it slow the site down?

No. Three lines run in the visitor’s browser and send one request only when that visitor came from an assistant. For everybody else nothing happens. It also keeps working behind a page cache, where counting during the page build would miss most of the traffic.

Is ordinary search counted too?

No, deliberately. Referrals from Yandex and DuckDuckGo search are not assistant answers, and counting them would inflate your number against the analytics you would compare it with. Alice and the DuckDuckGo assistant have their own addresses and only those count.

What if it says nothing was counted?

Press the button that checks your site. We look at your page and tell you whether the line is there, including the case where it is there but carrying somebody else’s key. If it is there, you are simply waiting.

Products / AI visit counter

Free tool

AI visit counter

A free counter that shows how many people ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Copilot and Gemini actually sent to your site. One line of code, or a WordPress plugin, and nothing about your visitors leaves the site. Seventeen assistants are told apart by name, from ChatGPT to Alice.

Free

One line of code or a WordPress plugin. No account on our side, nothing to pay, no list to leave

Count my AI visits →

What you need before you start

What	Cost	Why
Somewhere to paste one line	Free	Any platform with a place for code in the head, which is nearly all of them. WordPress needs nothing pasted at all.
An email address	Free	The private link to your numbers is sent there, and it is the only way back to them.

What you get

How many visits each assistant sent you, by day and by name
A weekly email with the number, only in the weeks when somebody actually arrived
A check that tells you whether the line is really on your site, so an empty table is never a mystery
On WordPress: a plugin that also opens robots.txt to answer engines, publishes llms.txt and an agent card, and adds business schema
Everywhere else: one line of code and a private link to the numbers
Nothing about your visitors: no identifier, no address, no page, nothing to disclose to anybody

How it works

Say what your site runs on. Type your address and we tell you, or pick your platform from the list.
Paste one line, or install the plugin. The instructions are written for your platform, in the words of somebody who has never opened an HTML file.
Watch. Open your private link whenever you like. Once a week we write to you if anybody arrived.

What it is not for

Sites where you cannot add anything to the page, and nobody who can will do it for you
Anybody wanting to know who the individual visitors were: that is not stored and never will be
Measuring whether an assistant mentions you at all, which is the free AI visibility check instead

Why I share this

I sell property to international buyers. It is a niche where a single advertising lead costs more than most products on this page, and where the buyer reads for weeks before writing to anyone. For years the enquiries came from paid ads. Then I built content sites that answer the questions those buyers ask, and the enquiries started arriving on their own: from Google first, then, more and more, from ChatGPT and Perplexity, which quote the pages when someone asks.

The numbers are on the cases page, site by site: clicks from Google up 249 percent across thirteen sites in more than ten countries, the first 28 days of June against the 28 days to 25 September 2026, and a new site that went from 3 clicks in its first 28 days to 98. Every tool on this page is a piece of the pipeline behind those sites, stripped of my data and packaged so you can run it in your own niche: the method for finding what a market actually searches for, the page shapes that get quoted, and the checks that stop a bad page from going live.

I am not a software company. I am an operator who got tired of paying for every lead, and these are the tools I use every week. If they work for you the way they work for me, tell me; if they do not, the refund policy says exactly what comes back and when.

Maksim Shchegolev, founder of OperStack · the numbers behind this · refund policy

Frequently asked questions

Why does my analytics not show this?: It usually does, buried. A visit from an assistant arrives as a referral from chatgpt.com or perplexity.ai, one row among hundreds that nobody opens, and many land in direct traffic because the assistant strips the referrer. Nothing is broken: the number is simply on no screen you look at.
Does it slow the site down?: No. Three lines run in the visitor’s browser and send one request only when that visitor came from an assistant. For everybody else nothing happens. It also keeps working behind a page cache, where counting during the page build would miss most of the traffic.
Is ordinary search counted too?: No, deliberately. Referrals from Yandex and DuckDuckGo search are not assistant answers, and counting them would inflate your number against the analytics you would compare it with. Alice and the DuckDuckGo assistant have their own addresses and only those count.
What if it says nothing was counted?: Press the button that checks your site. We look at your page and tell you whether the line is there, including the case where it is there but carrying somebody else’s key. If it is there, you are simply waiting.

Other products

Free check: can AI see your site: Free
Sixteen gates: Free
Astro starter: Free
Claude Code plugin: Free
MCP server: Free
Invisible to ChatGPT: $25
Pain to SEO: $69
Site Kit: $79
Why nobody shows you, and what to put on the site so they do: $149

Work done for you, agreed in writing before payment: Fix · Foundation. See services on request.

What a finished report looks like: the sample report, a real paid audit, anonymised.