I am very curious to know from other webmasters or server/service providers what the numbers look like. My main focus is on splitting up the search engines to see which are most greedy and for what type of return. I'v done some simple log analysis so far but have yet to split the data by unique spider. Please leave a comment or two about your data usage with the big players and little guys alike. Also, please include if the bandwidth usage includes media like pictures sounds or videos! As this will massively affect the data. My attached data is for html/text content only ( taken from apache2 access.log using http://www.weblogexpert.com ) Chart from WebLogExpert for domain iluvscotland.co.uk over the space of 90 days from May to July 2012 A truly massive amount of hits from Baidu Spider (even all throughout this year), for a search engine that doesn't index my site they sure do love to spider constantly. We can see Googlebot is the only bot really interested in fresh content. Where is the Yahoo bot? does the BingBot now replace yahoo's own bot? Lets see how these amounts of robot and spider access turns into actual visitors... Chart from WebLogExpert for domain iluvscotland.co.uk over the space of 90 days from May to July 2012 Showing nothing here we all wouldn't already guess, google dominates completely providing 33,000+ visitors while the others manage a few hundred or in the low thousands over the same amount of time. other handy info from the WebLogExpert is the summery page including Bandwidth uses by day week month etc. [TABLE="width: 100%"] [TR="class: TableSolidRow, bgcolor: #C8D6E5"] [TD="class: TableCell, colspan: 2"]Bandwidth[/TD] [/TR] [TR="class: TableRow1, bgcolor: #FFFFFF"] [TD="class: TableCell"]Total Bandwidth[/TD] [TD="class: TableCell"]141.13 GB[/TD] [/TR] [TR="class: TableRow2, bgcolor: #EEEEEE"] [TD="class: TableCell"]Visitor Bandwidth[/TD] [TD="class: TableCell"]65.69 GB[/TD] [/TR] [TR="class: TableRow1, bgcolor: #FFFFFF"] [TD="class: TableCell"]Spider Bandwidth[/TD] [TD="class: TableCell"]75.44 GB[/TD] [/TR] [TR="class: TableRow2, bgcolor: #EEEEEE"] [/TR] [/TABLE] While looking for programs to help me analyse my apache logs to get a clear view of what was going on i also came across http://www.apacheviewer.com/ though i preferred the program i used above in the end. Lets get your stats in here so we can see the bigger picture !