For site owners

EverySignalBot

If you saw EverySignalBot/1.0 in your server logs, a user of the Every Signal API asked for an audit of one page on your site. This page says what the bot does and how to reach us.

What it is

EverySignalBot is the fetcher behind Every Signal's API and MCP server. When an API user sends the URL of a public page and asks for a marketing audit of it, the bot fetches that one page so the audit can read the copy a visitor would see.

EverySignalBot/1.0 (+https://everysignal.com/bot/)

How it behaves

• One request per job. It fetches the single URL the user sent. It does not follow links on the page, read a sitemap, or come back on a schedule.
• No crawling. There is no index, no discovery and no queue of your pages. Every fetch is caused by one person asking about one URL.
• Up to 5 redirects. It follows at most five, checks each hop against the same public-host rules, and stops.
• Public pages only. It never signs in, never carries cookies from a previous fetch and never sends credentials. Private hosts and internal addresses are refused before any request is made.
• Robots.txt. Because it fetches one user-supplied URL rather than crawling, it does not read robots.txt. It honours only what it can see: the one page a user sent. If you would rather it did not fetch your pages at all, tell us and we block your domain.
• What we keep. The fetched text is used for that audit and kept with the job result under the Privacy Policy. It is not added to the knowledge base and not shown to other users.

Contact

To block your domain, ask about a fetch, or report misuse, write to hello@everysignal.com with the URL and the time from your logs. We reply within a business day. The rules users agree to are on the acceptable use page.