ARIA-Crawler/0.1
ARIA's web crawler fetches pages on behalf of verified domain
owners so they can measure their AI search presence. If you've seen
ARIA-Crawler/0.1 in your server logs, this page explains why
and what you can do.
ARIA is an Answer Engine Optimization platform. When a business verifies they own a domain on ARIA, our crawler reads their site on a schedule so we can score how cite-ready their pages are, surface content gaps, and power an on-site chat widget. The crawler only visits domains whose owners have explicitly verified ownership — it does not crawl the open web.
ARIA-Crawler/0.1If you use Cloudflare or another WAF that blocks unknown bots by default,
add a rule that passes requests whose User-Agent contains
ARIA-Crawler/0.1. You can also whitelist our published IP
range at /.well-known/crawler-ips.txt.
Dashboard → Security → Security rules → create a rule: User Agent contains "ARIA-Crawler/0.1" → Allow.
Add the following to your robots.txt and we will not fetch
any page on your site:
User-agent: ARIA-Crawler/0.1 Disallow: /
You can also block specific paths by listing them under the
Disallow: directive instead of /.
Questions or concerns about a crawl? Email hello@qedcode.io and we'll respond promptly.