See who AI recommends in your category — and whether it can read your site at all.
For B2B SaaS founders and the agencies who report to them. We ask up to 40 real buyer questions through the OpenAI and Perplexity search APIs, 3 times each, and hand back one report: who gets recommended, which pages the engines cited, and which of your own pages a crawler cannot fetch. Every prompt printed verbatim. $29 USD, no account, no sales call.
- One-time, nothing renews
- No account created
- Back in about 20 minutes
Or start free, right here
Up to 10 questions, 3 runs, one engine, no account and no card — enough to see who the engines are naming in your category.
Free tells you who is being recommended. It does not tell you which pages were cited, whether the engines can fetch yours, or what to fix — that is the $29 Check. See what the Check adds.
How it works
Three steps and no meetings. The same procedure runs on the free snapshot and on every paid tier — only the sample size and the depth of the deliverable change.
You describe what you sell
Your site, one line about what you sell and to whom, and optionally a couple of competitors. That is the whole input.
We ask the questions a buyer would
Up to 40 buyer questions in that category, 3 times each, through the OpenAI and Perplexity search APIs — and we fetch your pages the way each engine's crawler would.
You get one report
Usually in about 20 minutes: who was recommended, what was cited, which of your pages could not be read, and what to fix first. On your own domain, nothing to install.
What the report actually contains
Below is a crop of a real, finished report — the public sample, not a mock-up. Every number on it was measured, and the sample it came from is printed next to it.
Who gets recommended (share of sampled answers) for you and for every brand the engines actually name, each with a question-resampling sensitivity range so you can tell signal from noise. The prompts are printed verbatim, so you can re-ask any of them yourself.
Every cited URL is fetched and classified, and we check on the page itself whether it names you or a tracked competitor — so you can see which pages the engines cited, which of them are yours, and which listicle or directory to go and correct.
Per-engine, per-page reachability built from the engines' own crawler documentation: robots rules, a crawler-user-agent fetch next to a browser fetch, content that only exists after JavaScript, and snippet rules. A crawler-user-agent fetch shows what a crawler would receive; it is not proof that the engine crawled the page.
Your questions ordered by what the closest page is missing — a price, a number, a comparison, steps — with that page named. It is a ticket list for whoever owns your site, not a score.
What this is not
The limits are part of the product. If any of these is a dealbreaker, we would rather you knew before paying.
- Not a promise about rankings or citations. We report what the engines answered on the day we asked, with the range that goes with it. Engines change. Anyone selling you a guaranteed mention is not measuring one.
- Not schema, llms.txt, IndexNow or FAQ re-formatting. Controlled studies show no measurable effect on citations, so we don't grade them and we won't sell you work on them.
- Not bulk AI pages. A Fix Pack writes up to 5 pages, from facts you enter, on your domain, published only after you approve — and none at all where your own page already answers the question.
- Not the consumer apps. We sample the OpenAI web-search API and the Perplexity Sonar API — not the consumer ChatGPT or Perplexity apps, whose answers also depend on memory, location and personalisation.
- Not a human reading your site. Nothing here is edited by a person or published on your behalf. One person builds and runs Kovmere; the rest is software, and the method is published.
- Not a subscription unless you choose one. The $29 Check and the $99 Fix Pack are one-time. Nothing renews.
What it costs
Prices in US dollars. The ladder credits forward: the Check's $29 comes off the Fix Pack, and the Fix Pack's $99 comes off your first subscription payment, so buying the cheap thing first never costs you extra.
Up to 10 questions × 3, one engine, no account and no card. Who gets recommended, and whether your home page is reachable.
Run the free snapshotThe one report to start with. Up to 40 questions × 3, the full page-verified source ledger, per-page reachability, a fix list and a shareable report. One-time — nothing renews.
Buy the Check — $29When you already know what's missing: technical diffs, profile copy for the review sites these engines read, correction emails, first drafts from facts you enter, and a day-30 re-test. $29 credited.
See what is in itFor sites that change every month: the Fix Pack, then a re-test every 14 days on the same frozen questions, a rolling fix queue and reachability alerts.
See what is in itAgencies: $399 USD/mo for 5 client sites — white-label, self-serve, no demo call. Full pricing, and what each tier measures.
Who is behind this
Kovmere is built and run by one person, under Content Commerce Labs LLC (Washington State, USA). There is no sales team to route you to and no demo call to book — which is why the price is on the page and the method is published in full.
That shapes the product more than anything else here: everything is self-serve, there is no contract and no retainer, and the one thing we sell is a measurement you can check. Read the method, or read about the company.
Content Commerce Labs LLC doing business as Kovmere · Content Commerce Labs LLC, 100 North Howard Street STE R, Spokane, WA 99201, US. Contact us — we answer within one business day, Monday to Friday.
Questions people ask before buying
What do I actually get for $29?
One report on your own domain, usually back in about 20 minutes. Up to 40 buyer questions in your category, asked 3 times each through the OpenAI web-search API and the Perplexity Sonar API, with every prompt printed verbatim. In it: who gets recommended (share of sampled answers) for you and for every brand the engines actually named; a page-verified ledger of which pages each engine cited; reachability cards for 6 of your pages, tested from a crawler's side and a browser's side; and a fix list ordered by what those pages are missing. It is a one-time purchase — nothing renews, and no account is created. Read a real one before you pay.
How do I know the numbers are real?
Because you can check them. Every prompt is printed exactly as it was asked, and the report names the model id, the search tool and the run time it used, so you can re-ask any question yourself. Rates come with a question-resampling sensitivity range rather than a single number, so you can see signal from noise. And we say what we sampled: the OpenAI web-search API and the Perplexity Sonar API — not the consumer ChatGPT or Perplexity apps, whose answers also depend on memory, location and personalisation. The whole procedure is published at methodology, including the parts we refuse to score and why.
What do I do with it on Monday morning?
Three things, in this order. The reachability cards name the exact pages a crawler could not fetch, and why — a robots rule, a firewall, content that only exists after JavaScript. That is a ticket for whoever owns your site. The source ledger names the third-party pages the engines cited instead of you, usually a listicle or a directory, and those are pages you can go and correct. The fix list orders your own questions by what is missing from the closest page: a price, a number, a comparison, steps. If you would rather have that turned into finished artefacts — diffs, drafts, profile copy, correction emails — the $99 Fix Pack does it, and your $29 comes off.
Why $29, when the snapshot is free?
The free snapshot is real and it is not a teaser: 10 questions, 3 runs, one engine, no account, no card. It tells you who is getting recommended. It does not tell you which pages were cited, whether the engines can read yours, or what to fix — those need many times the API calls, and the $29 pays for them. Run the free one first if you want to see the shape of it; the questions are generated the same way.
What happens if the scan doesn't deliver?
Report usually within 20 minutes, at most 24 hours once a scan can actually run. If something stops it running at all — a login wall, a wrong domain, an engine outage on our side — we tell you what to fix and re-run it free rather than starting the clock. If it can run and we still cannot produce a report with the agreed questions and engines within 24 hours of that, you are refunded in full. If a tier promises two engines and only one was available, we say so before you pay, and the missing engine is re-run free first, or refunded. What is not a refund reason: the numbers not going up. We never promised they would. Full refund policy.
Do I need an account, a call, or a contract?
No, no, and no. Nothing here creates an account: you pay, a one-time start link arrives by email, and that link runs your scan. There is no demo call to book — Kovmere is built and run by one person, Claire Wang, and the whole product is software you can inspect. The $29 Check and the $99 Fix Pack are one-time purchases; only the subscription and agency plans recur, and both cancel from a link in your own receipt.
Two ways to start
Buy the Check and have the whole report in about twenty minutes, or run the free snapshot first and see the shape of it. Either way: no account, no card details we ever see, no call.