Moz
Bot & Web Crawler Operator
Moz operates a focused crawling and data-collection infrastructure designed to support SEO research, link analysis, rank tracking, and site auditing. Its bots scan the public web to build link indexes, assess domain authority signals, and surface technical SEO insights. Moz’s automated traffic is typically easy to classify, relying on clearly declared user agents, conservative crawl rates, and infrastructure patterns consistent with its commercial research tooling rather than general-purpose indexing.
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2 bots operated by Moz
Dotbot
SEO ToolsDotbot is the web crawler operated by Moz, primarily used to build and maintain Moz’s link index and web graph. It crawls webpages to discover backlinks, anchor text, page relationships, and structural signals used in Moz’s SEO and link intelligence products. Dotbot is not a public search engine crawler and does not influence search rankings directly. Crawl activity can be moderate to high depending on site size and connectivity, reflecting its role in mapping link relationships across the web for SEO analysis and competitive research. RobotSense.io verifies dotbot using Moz's official validation methods, ensuring only genuine dotbot traffic is identified.
Rogerbot
SEO ToolsRogerbot is the web crawler operated by Moz, used to collect link and page data for Moz’s SEO tools and analytics platform. It crawls webpages to discover links, anchor text, page metadata, and technical signals that inform metrics such as Domain Authority and link profiles. Rogerbot powers research features rather than a public search engine. Crawl activity varies based on Moz’s indexing cycles and site characteristics but is generally moderate and predictable. Its purpose is to support SEO analysis, competitive research, and web visibility insights for Moz users. RobotSense.io verifies rogerbot using Moz's official validation methods, ensuring only genuine rogerbot traffic is identified.