Qomvia

QomviaBot

QomviaBot is the crawler behind Qomvia. It measures whether AI shopping agents can read and transact against a storefront, and publishes the result on a public score page.

User agent

QomviaBot/1.0 (+https://qomvia.com/bot; readiness measurement; respects robots.txt)

What it does

  • Requests robots.txt, the homepage, one category page, one product page and a cart URL.
  • Probes a fixed list of well-known files: llms.txt, /.well-known/mcp.json, security.txt, openapi.json and similar.
  • Requests your sitemap and, if present, a product feed.
  • Roughly 20 GET requests per public scan, one request at a time per host.

What it never does

  • Submit a form, add to a cart or attempt a purchase.
  • Log in, create an account or use credentials.
  • Solve or circumvent a CAPTCHA, or spoof a browser to evade bot management when identifying as our crawler.
  • Crawl paths disallowed for it in robots.txt.

How to control it

Slow it down or block it in robots.txt:

User-agent: QomviaBot
Crawl-delay: 10
Disallow: /checkout

To remove an existing public score page as well, use the opt-out form. Questions: [email protected].

A note on comparing user agents

One signal compares the HTML served to our declared crawler with the HTML served to a common browser user agent, because that difference is exactly what breaks AI agents. Both requests are plain GETs of the same public homepage, and no attempt is made to look like a real browser session.