Getting started
Get your site indexed by bots
Search engines and AI assistants only cite what they can find and verify. Add the property, connect its DNS, then these three steps take the site from invisible to listed and citable. Do them in order; each one needs the one before it.
1. Add your property and connect DNS
Enter the customer's domain. CiteFleet creates its unique proof record, detects the authoritative DNS provider, and opens the connection screen.
Find the web before you crawl it.
BotCentral is an owner-proven discovery registry for AI agents. Search verified websites, understand retrieval/training/action consent, and discover machine-readable resources before crawling the open web.
CiteFleet is the publisher side: it proves you own the origin and publishes your card. BotCentral is the neutral registry bots query. The card format is specified in draft-mitchell-botcentral-card-00, an active IETF Internet-Draft.
Step 2: Create a BotCentral API key
BotCentral is the bot-search catalog your site gets listed in. The key is what lets CiteFleet publish your listing and read back whether it is still proven.
Keys start with bc_live_. Keep it somewhere you can paste from — the next step needs it.
Step 3: Add credit to the key
Use Top up beside the key on BotCentral. That link carries the exact key prefix into CiteFleet, and the invoice records the key before showing payment instructions.
Minimum top-up is $5. Payment is on-chain; most rails confirm on their own, and the page tells you which need a person.
Step 4: Work the training module to get listed
Training walks the same order the real campaign runs in: prove you own the origin, publish the files bots read, then list on BotCentral. Follow it once and the site is indexed.
Ends with a short quiz. Nothing in it is theoretical — every step is a button you will press for real.
Already have a key?
Skip to the command center and onboard the property directly.