Free tool to see how much AI bots are costing your site

In plain words

Botcost.dev is an AI tool that helps website owners measure the expenses generated by AI bots visiting their sites. The tool analyzes bot traffic and calculates associated costs, making it useful for anyone managing server infrastructure or concerned about resource consumption from automated AI systems. It provides visibility into an often-overlooked expense that can accumulate significantly depending on site traffic patterns and bot activity levels.

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