Robots policy
Page checks
/garden-sets Needs attention /lounge-sets/balcony In order /lounge-sets/balcony Needs attention An allowing robots policy does not guarantee a mention. The outcome is not a Perplexity query we ran.
Perplexity searches the web and links to the websites it uses. We work on pages that answer a question in full and check whether PerplexityBot may read them.
What you get
Perplexity uses PerplexityBot to find and link websites in its search results. According to Perplexity, the bot does not train foundation models.1
Block PerplexityBot and Perplexity cannot fetch your pages through that bot for its results.1
User-agent: PerplexityBot
Allow: /Perplexity-User fetches a page when a user asks for it. According to Perplexity, that fetcher generally ignores robots.txt. It is not meant for crawling.1
Atlas reads the rules for PerplexityBot and Perplexity-User separately, then checks the pages Perplexity could link to.
Meet AtlasWe find out which comparisons and trade-offs customers make and which pages are missing for them.
We build pages with concrete facts: sizes, materials, delivery time and terms. An answer should be able to take a correct sentence from them.
Atlas checks whether PerplexityBot may read and whether titles, content and product data are in the HTML.
If Perplexity is in your plan, we ask the agreed questions there each month and store answer, sources and moment.
Perplexity is included from Scale. Once a month we record by hand what Perplexity answers to your questions, with the sources we saw.
Compare the plans| Plan | Perplexity | Checked by hand | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rise | Not in this plan | 10 answers a month | €549 a month |
| Scale | Included | 25 answers a month | €949 a month |
| Lead | Included | 50 answers a month | €1,649 a month |
Excl. VAT, on a three-month term.
Answers to the questions business owners ask us most.
Perplexity decides that itself. You improve your chances with pages that answer a question fully and verifiably, with the main text in the HTML, and with a robots.txt that allows PerplexityBot. Perplexity searches the web for every question and shows the sources with the answer, but nobody can guarantee a link.
A mention is your brand or business name in the text of the answer. A source is a link to a page that supports the answer. An answer can name you without linking to you, or link to you without naming you. That is why we record them separately.
According to Perplexity’s documentation, PerplexityBot is meant for search results and showing links in answers, not for training foundation models. There is also Perplexity-User, which fetches pages when a user asks for them; according to Perplexity, it generally does not follow robots.txt.
No. We ask the agreed questions by hand, once a month. Perplexity is included in the Scale and Lead plans. We store every answer with its sources and the time, so you can see which pages Perplexity uses. Automated or daily tracking is not part of the plans.
That can have many causes: how the question is phrased, the pages Perplexity found at that moment, or what other websites write about you. Look at the sources listed with the answer; they show where the information comes from. We look with you at which questions matter and what information your website is still missing.
Perplexity searches the web for every question and shows the pages it uses with the answer. Perplexity decides which ones. Pages that answer a question fully and verifiably, with the key text in the HTML and a robots.txt that allows PerplexityBot, stand a better chance. Nobody can guarantee a link.