Cloudflare and OpenAI pilot: helping AI search discover more webpages
Decision Brief
What changedCloudflare and OpenAI released early results from a search discovery pilot, using Cloudflare network signals to help ChatGPT discover and index hundreds of millions of new webpages.
Why it mattersCloudflare's network signals fed hundreds of millions of previously unindexed pages into OpenAI's search index, giving independent site and long-tail content owners another entry point to be cited by ChatGPT—though whether pages get crawled still depends on each site's own crawler-control settings.
Who should careAll AI builders
Affected stackOpenAI
Source confidenceHigh · Official release / blog / repo
The two companies launched the research pilot in July 2026, using roughly 1% of participating nodes across Cloudflare's network. Cloudflare's network provided signals to help OpenAI's search crawler discover more useful pages, which OpenAI then independently evaluated and ranked. During the pilot, OpenAI discovered and indexed hundreds of millions of new webpages. The two sides are also testing signals to identify harmful pages, able to flag a single compromised page rather than an entire domain.
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- Cloudflare Blog
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