Netlify log drain for AI visibility

Netlify can send your site's traffic logs to a general HTTP endpoint. Point one at LogZuno to see AI assistants and crawlers, verified, without touching your code. Log drains are available on Netlify's Enterprise plans (source: Netlify log drains docs, checked 23 October 2026).

Set up the drain

1. In LogZuno, create a key with the Server traffic (AI visibility) scope under Project settings → API keys.
2. In Netlify, open your site's Analytics & metrics → Log Drains and select Enable a log drain.
3. Choose General HTTP endpoint as the service.
4. Select Traffic logs as the log type. LogZuno ignores the other types.
5. Do not select Exclude personally identifiable information: without the client IP, LogZuno can't verify crawlers, and those records are skipped.
6. Set the URL to https://api.logzuno.app/v1/drains/netlify and the Authorization header to Bearer YOUR_SERVER_KEY.
7. Choose JSON or NDJSON and select Connect.

LogZuno uses the client IP once, to check it against the crawler operators' published lists, and never stores it.

What LogZuno keeps

From each traffic log record LogZuno reads the URL, method, status, user agent, client IP, referrer and country, and keeps page requests from anything that isn't a mainstream browser, plus robots.txt, llms.txt and sitemaps. Add ?all=1 to the URL to keep browser page loads as well, which uses more of your allowance.