Contact

Use the email below for technical questions, corrections, crawler documentation updates or problems with the site.

Email

contact@robotstxtlab.net

Please include the relevant page URL and enough technical detail to review the request accurately.

What to contact us about

The website welcomes reports that help keep the crawler reference and tools accurate. Appropriate messages include corrections to crawler names or purposes, links to updated official documentation, broken robots.txt examples, unexpected generator or checker behavior, accessibility issues, privacy requests, and legitimate project or business enquiries.

Information that helps resolve a report

For a content correction, include the exact page URL, the statement you believe is wrong or outdated, and a reliable supporting source. For a technical problem, include the affected tool, the steps that produced the issue, the browser or device used, and the visible error message. Do not send passwords, API keys, private robots.txt files, customer data, or other secrets.

Public contact availability

The active public contact address is configured by the site owner for the production website. If no working address is displayed with this page or in the site’s public contact details, the external support channel has not yet been activated. Do not use placeholder or example addresses.

Privacy and security reports

For a privacy request, identify the nature of the request and provide only the information reasonably needed to locate the relevant record. For a security concern, describe the issue responsibly and avoid accessing, changing, downloading, or publishing data that does not belong to you.

Response expectations

Messages may be prioritised by severity and relevance. A response time is not guaranteed, and general SEO consulting, legal opinions, crawler-provider support, or requests to control third-party bots on another company’s behalf may not receive an individual reply. The operator of this site cannot change the policies or systems of OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, Perplexity, Common Crawl, or other third parties.

FAQ

What should I include in a crawler-data correction?

Include the affected page URL, the exact statement or token that needs review, and a current official or otherwise reliable supporting source.

Can you make a third-party crawler stop visiting my site?

No. This project can explain robots.txt and related controls, but only the crawler operator and your own server controls determine real request behavior.

Should I send my private robots.txt file or server credentials?

No. Never send passwords, API keys, private configuration, customer data, or other secrets through a general contact channel.

How do I report a generator or checker problem?

Provide the tool URL, steps to reproduce the problem, the input used after removing sensitive data, and the visible error or unexpected result.

Where should I send a privacy request?

Use the active public contact method published by the site operator and identify the type of request without including unnecessary sensitive information.