Canva — AI visibility report

How AI agents fetched /review/canva/ on BlockSentient

Reporting period: May 4 – May 10, 2026 (Mon–Sun, 7 days)

Every week, AI tools like ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Google's Gemini fetch this Canva review on BlockSentient to answer questions their users ask about it. This page shows which AI tools came, how often, and on which days during the past week.

For vendors, this is the AI-search-visibility data that's hard to see anywhere else: real evidence that LLMs are reading and citing your product page, refreshed every Monday morning.

66 AI agent fetches this week.
Across 5 distinct AI agents, delivering 129 KB of content.
Pattern detected
Steady daily AI agent activity across all 7 days

Activity was distributed across all seven days, with daily counts ranging from 7 to 12. This pattern indicates established AI-agent awareness of the URL rather than event-driven discovery.

Total fetches
66
7-day window
Distinct agents
5
unique user-agents
Live retrieval
88%
58 fetches
Training/index
12%
8 fetches

Daily activity

Mon
8
Tue
9
Wed
10
Thu
12
Fri
7
Sat
10
Sun
10

Agent breakdown

Agent Operator Mode Fetches Share
chatgpt-user OpenAI Live retrieval 53 80.3%
meta-externalagent Meta Training/index 5 7.6%
perplexitybot Perplexity Live retrieval 3 4.5%
gptbot OpenAI Training/index 3 4.5%
oai-searchbot OpenAI Live retrieval 2 3.0%
Methodology: we identify AI tools by their user-agent strings against a maintained list of known crawlers from OpenAI, Anthropic, Perplexity, Google, Meta, Apple, You.com, Mistral, ByteDance, DuckDuckGo, and a few others (the full list is available on request). Live retrieval means the AI tool fetched in real time because someone asked it a question; training/index means the tool was crawling on its own schedule for model updates or search indexing. Each report covers the most recent complete Monday-to-Sunday week and is regenerated automatically every Monday at 02:00 UTC, so the numbers shift week to week as agent behavior changes.
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