Kovmere

Kovmere is a service that checks whether AI assistants recommend a business when buyers ask questions. It is aimed at businesses and marketing teams that want to understand their presence in AI answers, and it produces a dated report showing which brands AI recommends for the buyer questions, the sources those answers cite, and a Fix package with editable drafts. Users provide a website and an email address, and Kovmere writes buyer questions from the site. The report is delivered by email, no sign-up is required, and users can create an account later with the same email. A Check costs $19 once, usually arrives in about 20 minutes, and fixes follow within about two hours. The problem Kovmere addresses is that buyers increasingly ask AI assistants for recommendations, and a business may not appear in those answers even when it is well known. The site uses a TidyCal example to show that even a well-known brand is never recommended on half of its buyer questions: TidyCal was recommended in 16% of buyer answers and was absent from 9 of 18 buyer questions. The example also lists other appointment scheduling brands recommended by AI, including Calendly, Cal.com, Acuity Scheduling, and Setmore. Kovmere is designed to make this kind of visibility measurable, so businesses can see where they stand and what to change rather than guessing. Kovmere measures AI visibility by asking up to five AI engines: OpenAI, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, and Claude. It asks the buyer questions on every engine three times each. The Product Hunt description says Kovmere asks 18 questions your buyers ask, three times each. The website says the questions are written from the user's site and then kept fixed so later checks compare like with like. The report shows how often each AI engine recommends the business. The TidyCal example breaks this down by engine with percentages for Gemini, Claude, Google AI Overviews, OpenAI, and Perplexity. Kovmere states that these are search API measurements, not results from anyone's personal app. The report shows who AI recommends instead of the business and which pages the answers cite. In the TidyCal example, Kovmere displays a chart of who AI recommends for online appointment scheduling, with Calendly at 37%, Cal.com at 29%, Acuity Scheduling at 18%, TidyCal at 16%, and Setmore at 12%, based on 255 buyer answers. It also shows the buyer questions and how many times the business was recommended, such as 12/15, 1/15, and 0/15 for specific questions. This helps a user see the gap between the questions buyers ask and the answers AI gives, and it identifies the cited pages that may influence those answers. The Fix package contains ready-to-edit changes, in the order to do them. A Check includes up to 3 fixes of any kind and a brand-fact review. Pro includes up to 12 fixes a month and re-measurement. The fixes can cover changing the site by strengthening an existing page, creating a page or section, building a comparison or alternatives page, or recommending the right content format. They can also make information easier to use through technical files ready to install, simulated crawler checks, structured data, and internal links and page structure. In addition, fixes can improve what AI and other sites see through a review of cited pages, directory and profile opportunities, outreach to a specific source, and a brand-fact review. Kovmere says each package uses only what the measurement supports. Kovmere does not change the website for the user. Users receive the report and editable materials, decide what to change, and publish with their usual tools. Nothing is published or sent on the user's behalf. Kovmere also does not promise that a fix will make AI recommend a business; it describes a fix as a reasoned recommendation based on the measured answers and the user's own pages. Pro asks the same questions again so users can see what changed after they publish. Kovmere offers a $19 one-time Check with one website and one benchmark. The Check shows who AI recommends instead and includes up to 3 fixes ready to edit, and no sign-up is needed. There is no free trial, and nothing renews. For ongoing work, Pro costs $49 per month and includes a monthly benchmark plus 3 weekly pulses, up to 12 fixes a month, and changes after each fix. Pro can be canceled anytime with no annual contract. Agency Portfolio costs $129 per month and includes Pro for 3 client websites, with a separate page for each client website; additional client websites cost $39 per month. Prices are in US dollars. Kovmere covers businesses in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Ireland, and New Zealand. At checkout, users choose where their buyers are. ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews are then asked as a buyer in that country, while Gemini and Claude answer from their usual location. If an engine cannot be measured, it is marked "not measured" with the reason and is never counted as zero. If the first measurement still cannot complete after one automatic re-run, the payment is refunded automatically. The process has three steps and requires no call or setup. First, the user enters a website, and Kovmere writes the buyers' questions from the site. Second, Kovmere asks the AI engines every question on every engine three times. Third, the user gets a report and fixes showing where they stand and what to change first. The report is usually ready in about 20 minutes, and fixes follow within about two hours. Users can name the competitors they watch, and the fixed questions allow later checks to compare like with like. Kovmere is useful for businesses that want a clear first look at their AI visibility before making changes. A Check provides one website and one benchmark, showing who AI recommends instead and up to 3 fixes. Marketing teams can use Pro to make changes and see what happens next through a monthly benchmark, three weekly pulses, and up to 12 fixes a month. Agencies can use Agency Portfolio to manage Pro for three client websites, each with a separate page, and add more client websites for $39 per month. The service is also relevant for companies outside the US that want AI engines asked as a buyer in their country. The primary value of Kovmere is that it turns AI recommendations into a measurable report with cited sources and editable fixes. It shows the buyer questions, the engines, the competitors who are recommended, and the pages cited, then provides changes based only on what the measurement supports. Users remain in control of publishing, and Pro allows re-measurement to see what changed after a fix. For $19, a Check offers a no-sign-up way to see whether AI recommends a business and what to improve.