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Bring your Kime AI visibility analytics directly into Looker Studio (formerly Google Data Studio) to build custom dashboards and reports.

What you can access

The connector pulls data from your Kime workspace via the Kime API: Brand Metrics
  • Visibility, placement, sentiment, and share of voice scores per brand
  • Period-over-period deltas for each metric
  • Brand ranking within your tracked competitive set
Source Domains
  • Domains cited by AI answer engines (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, etc.)
  • Citation frequency and average citation position
Source URLs
  • Individual URLs cited across answer engines
  • Which of your tracked brands are mentioned on each source
  • Citation counts and positions
All data respects the date range you set in your Looker Studio report.

How to connect

  1. Get a Kime API key
    • In the Kime dashboard, go to Settings → API Keys and create a new key.
    • The key must have the workspaces scope plus the scope for the dataset you want (metrics, domains, or sources).
    • See API access for details on creating keys.
  2. Add the connector in Looker Studio
    • Click this link to add the Kime connector directly: Add Kime Connector to Looker Studio →
    • When prompted, click Authorize to allow the connector to run.
    • Paste the Kime API key you created in step 1.
  3. Configure the data source
    • Select your Workspace from the dropdown.
    • Choose a Dataset: Brand metrics, Source domains, or Source URLs.
    • Optionally filter by specific answer engines (e.g., chatgpt, perplexity, claude).
    • Click Connect.
  4. Build your report
    • Use the date range control to filter by time period (defaults to last 7 days).
    • Add charts using dimensions like Brand or Domain and metrics like Visibility or Used count

Supported answer engines

Filter results by any combination of: chatgpt, perplexity, claude, gemini, google-ai-overview, google-ai-mode

Data refresh

Looker Studio fetches fresh data from Kime each time you view or refresh the report. There is no cached copy — you always see current analytics.

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