Webz.ioOther crawler
omgili
omgili is a Webz.io crawler for collecting web data sold through APIs and datasets.
Not tied to answers in an AI assistant.
- Webzio-ExtendedTrainingNot checked
- omgiliOtherNot checked
Reads your live robots.txt and applies the same rules these crawlers use. Nothing is stored.
- robots.txt token
omgili- Follows robots.txt
- Yes, documented
- How to verify it
- Not published
- Seen on
- Not measured
- Last checked
- 11 June 2026
Should you block omgili?
Your content can enter downstream monitoring, research, and AI-training data products through Webz.io.
| Webz.io bot | Job | If you block it |
|---|---|---|
| Webzio-Extended | Training | Blocking it signals that your content should not be included in the AI training datasets Webz.io sells on. |
| omgiliThis page | Other | Your content can enter downstream monitoring, research, and AI-training data products through Webz.io. |
User-agent: omgili
Disallow: /Asks omgili not to crawl any page. Other Webz.io bots are unaffected. Add it to the robots.txt file at the root of your site, above any wider rules.
Allowing omgili only creates the possibility of retrieval. To find out whether your pages are selected, measure which answer engines actually cite your pages using a stable query set.
Also seen under Webz.io’s name, but not in its current documentation: omgilibot. Rules naming them control no documented Webz.io crawler.
Spot it in your logs.
Match the name, then check where the request came from. Anyone can copy a user-agent.
- 1
Match the name
Search your server or CDN log for
omgili, case-insensitive. A match is a clue, not proof. - 2
Check the source
Webz.io publishes no IP ranges, reverse DNS or signatures for omgili in the sources here, so it cannot be verified. Treat matches as unconfirmed.
Serve the content in HTML
The cited operator material does not verify JavaScript rendering. Serve useful HTML before client-side JavaScript where possible.
Questions, answered.
omgili is a Webz.io crawler for collecting web data sold through APIs and datasets.
Sources.
Officially documented. Operator facts and Trakkr’s measurements keep separate dates.
- [1]Webz.io crawler documentation
Officially documented · checked 11 June 2026
webz.io/blog/web-data/what-is-the-omgili-bot-and-why-is-it-crawling-your-website/
First verified 11 June 2026. Last source check 11 June 2026.
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