Common FAQ's
Why is the data different in my GA4 and Limy ?
If you’ve recently integrated Agent Analytics via CDN (within the past week), Limy may not have collected enough data yet to fully reflect your site’s traffic patterns. While Google Analytics provides access to historical data immediately, Limy begins tracking from the point of integration and will need a bit more time to catch up.
Also, regardless of when you signed up, keep in mind that GA4 data can be partially blocked by certain browsers or extensions. In contrast, Limy data is not subject to these limitations, which means there may be slight discrepancies between the two.
Does Limy collect PII?
Limy does not collect or store any personally identifiable information (PII). All tracking is intentionally designed to operate only at the brand, traffic, and agent-interaction level, without identifying individual users.
This approach ensures full compliance with global privacy standards, including GDPR and CCPA, while still providing meaningful insights into how AI agents surface your content, how users engage with links shared inside LLMs, and how your brand performs across the agentic web.
Is my server exposed?
No, The integration runs entirely server-side, meaning no scripts are exposed to the browser. This reduces the risk of client side injection attacks or data leaks.
What does the tracking pixel do?
The pixel we embed in your website HTML monitors interactions from AI bots and crawlers, including ChatGPT, Gemini, and other LLM-related traffic.
Why is the pixel needed to track AI bots?
The pixel allows us to detect real-time visits from users who click your links directly inside LLM conversations - traffic that traditional analytics tools often miss.
This gives you clear visibility into how your content is surfaced by AI models, which pages users visit after engaging with AI-generated responses, and the real impact of agentic web platforms on your site.
How will this help my brand or website?
By revealing which pages are fetched by AI and how often, the pixel helps you fine-tune content to improve visibility in AI-generated answers and boost discoverability.
Is personal data being tracked?
No. The pixel only tracks non-human (bot) activity. We do not collect or process any personal or identifiable user data.
What is your privacy policy?
We comply with GDPR and other global privacy regulations. You can review our full privacy policy for details on how the pixel functions and how data is handled.
You can also review our full privacy policy on our website.
Will installing the pixel affect my website's performance?
Not at all. The pixel is lightweight and designed to have no impact on page load times or user experience.
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