Enterprise AI agents crashed. One didn't get the memo.

Visits from Google halved in a year. Last year's leader sank. Then an underdog more than doubled.

Written by Miles Foster, Owner and tester, RankDude.2 November 2026 / 2 min read

RankDude data shows enterprise AI agent sites got about 294,000 visits from Google in October, down 50.9% in a year and the lowest month in my data. But Beam AI ignored the slump and more than doubled. So who fell hardest, and who grabbed the top spot?

The short version

-50.9%: Google visits to enterprise AI agent sites in a year.
Beam AI: up 165.9% in a year, now third.
Writer: down 71.4%, losing first place to Glean.
-15%: US visits in a year, a much softer fall.

WorldEnterprise AI agent visits from Google

Low 294KHigh 831KAverage 562K

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Estimated monthly visits from Google, worldwide. Source: RankDude analysis of DataForSEO data.

The long slide

In December 2024, these sites got about 831,000 visits from Google.

A year ago, in October 2025, they got about 599,000.

Now? About 294,000. October alone fell 15.9% from September.

So who lost the most?

The fallen leader

A year ago, Writer was number one with about 199,000 visits.

Now it gets about 57,000. That's down 71.4% in a year.

In October, it lost about 41,500 visits in a single month.

The whole market lost about 55,800 that month. So Writer was about three quarters of the drop.

Take Writer away, and October fell only 5.7%. But one site went the other way.

The numbers

All enterprise AI agent sitesin 12 months: -50.9%
Beam AI in a yearnow third: +165.9%
Writer in a yearlast year's leader: -71.4%

Meet the underdog

Beam AI had about 13,500 visits a year ago.

In October, it had about 35,800. That's up 165.9%.

It also jumped 72.4% in just one month. That's wild in a shrinking market.

It now sits third, behind Glean and Writer.

Why? My data can't tell me. I'll keep watching.

The new number one

Glean now leads with about 71,800 visits.

But it's not exactly thriving. It fell 18.7% in October.

Others had it worse. Ema dropped 96.6% in a year, to about 244 visits.

Aisera fell 86.3%. Moveworks fell 59.6%, though it bounced back 22% in October.

And here's the thing. A few names hold almost everything.

Crumbs for the rest

Just five sites got 74.3% of all visits in October.

The top ten got 92.8%. Everyone else shares the scraps.

Rasa had a good month. It grew 67.1% from September, to about 21,000 visits.

Sana went the other way. It fell 71.3% in one month, to about 6,200.

So where do the remaining visitors come from?

America held on

About 86,000 visits came from the US in October.

That's 29.3% of all visits. US visits fell only 15% in a year.

Worldwide, the drop was more than three times as steep.

You can follow every month on my enterprise AI agent statistics page.

“Everyone shrank. Beam AI acted like nobody told it.”
Miles Foster

How I measured this

Visits are DataForSEO estimates of visits from Google search, worldwide. They are estimates, not people. More in my methodology and on the DataForSEO page.

Source: RankDude analysis of DataForSEO data, September 2026.

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Miles FosterOwner and tester, RankDude. Miles Foster owns RankDude and runs every hands-on test in person: one written procedure per category, the same sample sizes and scoring for every tool in it, with the measurements and screenshots published on each review's full test results.