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People no longer only search Google. They ask ChatGPT what to buy, research with Perplexity and compare options in Google AI Mode. KIME shows you how your brand appears in those AI answers, and helps you improve it.

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How KIME works

1

Set up your workspace

Add your brand, the prompts your customers ask, your competitors and your markets.
2

Understand your results

KIME runs your prompts across AI models every day and shows how visible you are against competitors.
3

Analyze your brand

See how AI describes you, which sources it trusts, which products it recommends and how much traffic it sends you.
4

Take action

Work through a prioritized task list, let KIME’s agents write the content, and buy ad placement where you need it.

The four core metrics

Visibility

How often your brand is mentioned in AI answers.

Placement

How prominently you appear when you are mentioned.

Sentiment

Whether AI describes you positively, neutrally or negatively.

Share of Voice

How much of the conversation you own versus competitors.

Explore the docs

Set up your workspace

Brand, prompts, competitors, markets and answer engines.

Your dashboard

Headline scores and competitive rankings.

Analyze your brand

Perception, sources, competitors, website health, traffic and shopping.

Take action

Actions, Agentic Workforce, Deliverables and the Agent.

AI ads

Ads Library, Campaign Builder and Ads Manager.

MCP Server

Use your KIME data in Claude, ChatGPT and other AI assistants.

API

Build reports, alerts and syncs on top of KIME.

Agencies

Manage many client brands and run pitch audits.

Who uses KIME

  • Marketing and brand leaders tracking how AI positions their brand.
  • SEO and GEO teams treating AI search as its own channel.
  • Ecommerce teams making sure their products get recommended.
  • Agencies managing AI visibility for many clients. See Agencies.
AI answers vary from day to day, so KIME focuses on trends over time rather than any single response. See Data & accuracy.