Kovmere

Kovmere is a measurement and reporting service that shows whether AI assistants recommend your business when buyers ask questions in your category. You enter your website address, and Kovmere writes the buyer questions from your site's pages, then asks OpenAI, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews those questions three times each. You receive a dated report showing who the AI engines recommend instead of you, the pages they cite as sources, and a Fix package containing editable drafts and recommendations that you review and publish yourself. Kovmere is aimed at businesses, marketing and SEO teams, and agencies that want concrete evidence about how they appear in AI answers instead of assumptions, and it is designed so that a first look requires nothing more than a website address and an email for delivery. The problem Kovmere addresses is that buyers now ask AI assistants questions before they choose a product or service, and those answers name a short list of recommended brands. If your business is not on that list, you are effectively invisible at the moment of consideration, even if the brand is well known. Kovmere illustrates this with a real, dated example from TidyCal, a company that is explicitly not a Kovmere customer: even a well-known brand was never recommended on half of its buyer questions, appearing in 16% of buyer answers and missing from 9 of 18 buyer questions. In that example, AI answers recommended Calendly for 37% of answers, Cal.com for 29%, Acuity Scheduling for 18% and Setmore for 12%, based on a share of 255 buyer answers. Kovmere exists to make that gap measurable and to point to what can be changed on your own site. The measurement itself is the core of the product. Kovmere writes your buyers' questions from your website, keeps those questions fixed so that later checks compare like with like, and lets you name the competitors you want to watch. Every question is asked on every engine three times, across up to five AI engines: OpenAI, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews and Claude. The report shows how often each engine recommends you, so you can see differences between platforms rather than a single blended score. If an engine cannot be measured, Kovmere marks it as "not measured" with the reason and never counts it as zero, which keeps the numbers honest. The company notes that these are search API measurements, not results from anyone's personal app. The report is structured around the questions your buyers actually ask. In the published TidyCal example, questions such as "Which team booking tool has a one-time payment option?" show 12 of 15 answers recommending the brand, while "Which free online scheduling tool should I try?" shows 1 of 15 and "Which appointment software for small business lets clients choose a team member?" shows 0 of 15. Engine-level rates in the same example run from Gemini at 30% and Claude at 25% down to Google AI Overviews at 13%, OpenAI at 9% and Perplexity at 7%. Alongside this, Kovmere lists the pages the AI engines cited, so you can see which sources are shaping the answers and which competitor brands are being named in your place. The Fix package is where the report turns into action. Kovmere groups fixes into three areas. The first is changing your site: strengthening an existing page, creating a page or section, building a comparison or alternatives page, or being told the right content format to use. The second is making information easier to use: technical files that are ready to install, simulated crawler checks, structured data, and internal links and page structure. The third is improving what AI and other sites see: a review of the cited pages, directory and profile opportunities, outreach to a specific source, a brand-fact review, and re-measurement on the same questions. Each package uses only what the measurement supports, and the pricing tier determines how many fixes you receive. Overall, the workflow is deliberately simple: three steps with no call and no setup. You enter your website, Kovmere writes your buyers' questions from it, the AI engines are asked every question three times, and you get your report and fixes. The report usually arrives in about 20 minutes and the fixes follow within about two hours. Kovmere does not change your website for you. You receive the report and editable materials, you decide what to change, and you publish it with your usual tools; nothing is published or sent on your behalf. The company is also explicit that a fix is a reasoned recommendation based on the measured answers and your own pages, and that no one can promise a fix will make AI recommend your business. The benefit for users is a clear, dated picture of where they stand in AI answers, who is being recommended instead, and what to change first, rather than a list of generic SEO tasks. Because the questions are fixed between runs, later measurements can be compared directly, and on the Pro plan Kovmere asks the same questions again so you can see what changed after you publish. The Fix package is ordered, showing which page updates to do first, which technical files are optional, and how many cited pages and brand-fact checks are included, which helps a small team sequence its work. A Check gives a first look with up to three fixes and a brand-fact review, while Pro provides a monthly benchmark plus three weekly pulses, up to 12 fixes a month, and reporting on what changed after each fix. Typical use cases follow from that structure. A business preparing to invest in content or SEO can start with a single $19 Check to see its AI visibility, the competitors being recommended and the cited pages, then decide what to change. A marketer who publishes a fix can use Pro's monthly benchmark and weekly pulses to watch whether the same buyer questions start producing different answers. An agency can use the Agency Portfolio plan to give each client website its own separate page, with Pro included for each site, and add further client websites for $39 a month. Businesses outside the United States can also run checks in the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Ireland and New Zealand, choosing where their buyers are at checkout. Pricing is stated clearly on the site. The Check costs $19 USD once, covers one website and one benchmark, shows who AI recommends instead, includes up to 3 fixes ready to edit, and requires no sign-up; nothing renews and there is nothing to cancel. Pro costs $49 USD per month, includes a monthly benchmark plus 3 weekly pulses, up to 12 fixes a month, and what changed after each fix, and can be cancelled anytime with no annual contract. Agency Portfolio costs $129 USD per month for Pro across 3 client websites, with additional client websites at $39 per month, chosen at checkout or added later from your dashboard. There is no free trial. Your website and the email where you want delivery are all that is required, the report comes by email, and you can create an account later with the same email. If the first measurement still cannot complete after one automatic re-run, your payment is refunded automatically. In summary, Kovmere's primary value is evidence: it shows which brands AI answers recommend for your buyers' questions, the pages those answers cite, and a dated, editable set of fixes to work from, starting at a $19 one-time Check with no sign-up.