For ecommerce agencies

The monthly answer to “what am I paying you for?”

Every month your client silently asks that question. KoreLens generates the answer from their record: the tracked question, the answer before with its date, the answer after with its date, the fix logged in between — word for word, with your agency’s name and logo on top. Nothing to edit before you send it.

Run a prospect audit — freeUp to 3 anonymous audits a day — a free account lifts the cap.

Free · No sign-up · Real answers, word for word — nothing simulated

3 free checks a day without an account. A free account (no card) removes the daily cap — fair-use limits still apply.

Sample report with fictional businesses — not a live model answer.

Win the client

“Here’s what an AI engine tells shoppers about you today” is a conversation no prospect walks away from — because it’s their words, not yours.

The prospect audit

The same free check your prospects could run — but you run it first. A readiness score out of 100, what AI can and can’t read about their store, and the live answer an AI engine gives about them today, dated to the minute.

A whole prospect list at once

Paste up to 25 sites in your dashboard and get every score in one table you can download as CSV. A site we can’t reach says so — it’s never given a made-up number.

The widget that prospects for you

Drop the audit on your own site with one script tag. Visitors run their real check; the ones who want their full fix list leave their email — with consent recorded. They appear in your dashboard as leads.

The embed widget

Your site runs the audit, under your brand.

One script tag

Paste one line into your agency site. The widget carries the same branding as your client reports — your name, your logo, set once in your dashboard — with a domain allowlist so the token only works where you put it.

Real checks, on your page

Visitors run the same deterministic check the dashboard runs, on their own store, without leaving your site. Real results every time — an unreachable site says so.

Leads, with consent recorded

A visitor who wants their full fix list leaves an email and ticks a consent box — recorded verbatim. The lead lands in your dashboard with an alert, tied to the store they checked.

Set it up in your dashboard →

Keep the client — the report they forward

The report your client forwards is generated, branded, and dated — here’s how it gets built.

  1. Their catalogue, watched

    KoreLens reads every connected source — store record, product feed, product page — and flags the fields where they disagree, with the values and the dates that triggered it.

  2. A dated before/after

    When you fix something, the re-check records what moved since the fix — real measurements, labelled honestly.

  3. Your name on top

    Reports carry your agency’s name and logo. A small “checked with KoreLens” credit line stays — your clients should always know what ran the checks.

  4. One link

    Share it, print it, or attach the PDF. The client sees exactly what changed, and when.

This was broken long before AI arrived.

Prices that differ between the store and the feed. Products with no identifier. Stock that contradicts what the page says. For years it quietly cost Shopping impressions and Merchant Center approvals, and nothing in the stack was watching. AI didn’t create the problem — it made it impossible to ignore. An assistant answering a buyer’s question needs facts it can verify. If yours aren’t readable, it recommends a store whose facts are.

It is not only an AI problem, which is why it is worth a retainer. The same disagreement that makes an assistant recommend someone else is what gets a product disapproved in Merchant Center, mispriced in a marketplace feed, and served in an ad at a price the page doesn’t honour. One fix, four surfaces.

Everything else measures one half. Tools that watch AI answers never see the catalogue underneath; tools that check product data never re-ask the question. KoreLens runs a closed loop — we don’t just find the problem and call it done, we re-ask the question afterwards and report the verdict, even when it’s inconclusive.

When your client’s own sources disagree, we never guess

A store’s feed, its product page, and its structured data drift apart constantly — and any AI system reading the wrong one describes the product wrongly. KoreLens reads every connected source, shows you each stated value side by side, and waits for a human decision. Nothing is changed, and nothing is assumed.

Illustration — fictional store

“Aurora Throw Blanket” · price
Product feed says £49 · product page says £129

Both sources shown, dated. Your client picks the correct one; the record keeps who decided and when. We never pick for them.

Priced for agencies with 5–30 clients

At £299/mo for 50 clients, KoreLens is ~£6 per client per month. Peec AI is ~€23 (Scale tier, by published client count); Profound is $399 (per full client workspace).

Both publish agency plans, so the difference is price per client, not whether they serve agencies at all. They sell monitoring depth to in-house teams; we sell the artifact that wins the pitch and the report that defends the retainer.

Growth£49/mo, up to 5 clients

Monthly client reporting on weekly evidence, generated fix packs, competitor comparison, and brandable before/after reports for a small client book.

Scale£119/mo, up to 15 clients

The same product with room to grow into: three times the client records, more tracked questions each, and a bigger catalogue watched for cross-source conflicts.

Enterprise£299/mo, up to 50 clients

The full client book, the largest catalogues we watch, and fully white-labelled reports — everything in Scale, at agency scale.

That’s not a discount version of the same thing. It’s a different job: enterprise tools sell monitoring dashboards to in-house teams. KoreLens sells you the artifact that wins the pitch and the report that defends the retainer.

What we won’t tell your clients: that we can guarantee AI citations, rankings, or sales. No honest tool can — the platforms decide. What we prove is the part you control: whether AI systems can read, understand, and verify your client’s data — and exactly what changed after you fixed it.

Run a prospect audit — freeUp to 3 anonymous audits a day — a free account lifts the cap.