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Track Crawlspace Traffic

🔴 Danger

Track Crawlspace traffic from the Crawlspace scraper/data crawler. Check aggressive scans with their safety class before you set policy.

Don't manage Crawlspace traffic blindly

Hidden scraping

Classic analytics may miss when Crawlspace pulls your content.

Load and risk

Scraper traffic can create bandwidth and content risk.

Policy gap

Protection decisions stay weak without knowing which scrapers arrive.

Crawl visibility with NMOS.NET

rDNS verification, robots/llms checks, and site readiness—no blocking promises.

rDNS verification

Confirm whether crawler IPs match known reverse-DNS patterns

robots.txt checks

See Allow/Disallow coverage for this crawler against your policy

llms.txt / AI policy

Check llms.txt and the Markdown template from the panel

Site readiness

One score across robots, sitemap, llms, and tracking

What NMOS.NET shows for this crawler

Track visits, verify identity, and review policy—no blocking promise.

Crawl budget waste

Spot high-volume scrapers and low-value paths eating crawl capacity.

robots.txt policy check

Compare crawler hits with your Allow/Disallow rules and spot gaps.

Safety & risk level

Catalog safety badges (safe / caution / danger) on every visit filter.

How it works

Start seeing crawler visits in three steps.

1
Create an account
Sign up for free and add your site.
2
Install tracking
Add the meta tag, tracking.js, and optional no-JS beacon; verify with Check.
3
Track and review
Check Crawlspace traffic in your dashboard—visits, verification, and policy signals.

Frequently asked questions

About tracking Crawlspace traffic with NMOS.NET.

How do I track Crawlspace traffic?

Install NMOS.NET and filter Crawl Analysis for Crawlspace to track scraper hits by URL and time.

How do I check Crawlspace traffic?

Check the dashboard list for Crawlspace, safety class, and top paths—then decide on robots or WAF rules.

What is Crawlspace?

Crawlspace is a crawler/scraper used for automated data extraction or indexing.

What does Danger mean?

Catalog entries marked aggressive or risky show as Danger—the decision is yours.

How long does setup take?

Short setup with a meta tag.

Do you recommend blocking?

Get visibility first, then set policy with robots, WAF, or rate limits.

Track Crawlspace traffic for free

Free account and a short install. Check Crawlspace crawler visits with category and safety levels.