botfall

For ecommerce leaders

You're being told AI traffic is up triple digits.
Nobody handed you the instrument.

The 2026 conference circuit has one instruction for commerce leaders: anchor AI decisions in data, not hype. The analyst reports ordering you to get agent-ready specify no metrics, no benchmarks, no measurement layer — and if you run a custom or headless stack, the platform dashboards that tag AI orders for everyone else don't cover you at all.

One real day on a store running Botfall — 409 captured requests, 2026-08-02
Corroborated humans — 7 requests (1.7%) AI agents — 80 requests (19.6%) Search, SEO & ads — 44 requests (10.8%) Suspected automation — 207 requests (50.6%) Unattributed — 71 requests (17.4%)
Corroborated humans 7 1.7% AI agents 80 19.6% Search, SEO & ads 44 10.8% Suspected automation 207 50.6% Unattributed 71 17.4%

The Monthly Agent-Channel P&L

One statement, CFO-grade: every machine class carried to serving cost, every human class carried to revenue, every attribution stamped with its tier — observed, corroborated, or modeled, error bars printed. Which assistants read your catalog. Which orders they touched. What blocking would have cost. Read an annotated specimen →

"My dev team owns the middleware backlog."

That's why the collector is a one-hour install, fail-open by construction — it passes traffic through untouched on any error and is physically incapable of taking your store down. The code your engineer reviews is open source at launch. You bring one API key; we bring the ledger.

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Then forward the statement. CFOs read these.