What Awario RSS does
Awario RSS is one of Awario's web crawlers, identifying itself as AwarioRssBot/1.0. It collects publicly available web data that the Awario application analyzes to help marketers find who is mentioning their brand online. The bot only accesses information available to any visitor, and it requests a page only when its content has never been collected or needs to be refreshed. It makes at most one request per three seconds, or less often if a different crawl delay is specified.
How to control Awario RSS
Target Awario RSS in your robots.txt with the AwarioRssBot token. Rules apply per bot, so you can allow this one while blocking others, or the reverse.
Allow Awario RSS
User-agent: AwarioRssBot
Allow: /Block Awario RSS
User-agent: AwarioRssBot
Disallow: /Awario states its bots do not use consecutive IP blocks and should not be identified by IP address; they respect robots.txt rules, including crawl-delay directives.
How to identify Awario RSS
Temso identifies Awario RSStraffic by matching the request's User-Agent header against this pattern. User-agent strings can be spoofed, so treat a match as an indication, not proof.
AwarioRssBotAwario RSS FAQ
What is Awario RSS?
Awario RSS (user agent AwarioRssBot/1.0) is a crawler operated by Awario that collects publicly available web data for Awario's brand-monitoring application. It fetches a page only when its content has not yet been collected or needs refreshing.
How do I block Awario RSS?
Add a robots.txt group with "User-agent: AwarioRssBot" followed by "Disallow: /" (or a narrower path). Awario states its bots respect robots.txt rules, and you can also slow the bot with a crawl-delay directive instead of blocking it.
About Operational Bots
Monitoring, security scanning, link previews, webhooks, and feed fetchers: the utility traffic that keeps integrations and shared links working.
Most of this traffic is service-critical or user-triggered. Webhooks and previews don't follow robots.txt, and blocking them tends to break things you rely on.
