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Glossary

Model coverage

Model coverage is the list of LLMs a monitoring tool queries — more models means more complete visibility.
  • Skipping regional stacks (e.g., YandexGPT, GigaChat) underestimates real buyer journeys.

  • Coverage interacts directly with GPI™ and Share of Voice.

Definition

Model coverage is the explicit set of large language models and assistants your monitoring run queries—global vendors, open-weight stacks, and regional players. Incomplete coverage creates false negatives: a brand can look "fine" in ChatGPT while disappearing in Alice or GigaChat. Coverage is a product choice, not a vanity stat.

Practical gap example

A team reported strong growth from 3 models. After adding regional stacks:

SetAvg score
Western-only (3 models)58
Full market set (8 models)44

Mini chart:

3-model view  58  ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇
8-model view  44  ▇▇▇▇▇▇

Conclusion: prior KPI was optimistic due to missing coverage.

How it's computed

Each check declares which endpoints fired successfully. Reports show per-model blocks so you can see dropouts or timeouts. When a model is offline or rate-limited, the run records the gap so you do not mistake missing data for zero mentions.

Coverage completeness math

Coverage completeness = successful model runs / planned model runs
Example: 7 / 8 = 87.5%

Anything below 90% should be flagged in executive reporting.

How it works in practice

Coverage design by market

Revenue footprintMinimum model mix
US + EU onlyChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity
CIS heavyadd YandexGPT, GigaChat, Alice
Global multilingualinclude regional open-source derivatives

Coverage is a business decision: follow where buyers ask questions.

Coverage map:

Model coverage map chart

How to read it

Expand coverage when revenue crosses regions or when a new assistant gains share in your niche. Shrink only if a model is irrelevant to your buyers—document the rationale so KPIs stay honest.

Coverage rollout plan

  1. Map your top 3 revenue regions.
  2. Map top assistants used in each region.
  3. Define baseline coverage list and fallback list.
  4. Track completion rate every run.
  5. Document why each model is in or out.
  6. Revisit the list quarterly based on buyer-channel shifts.

Coverage quality bands

IndicatorWeakHealthy
Model completion rate<85%95%+
Regional representativenessOne region onlyMirrors revenue map
KPI reliabilityFrequent denominator driftStable denominator for quarter

If denominator changes every week, trend charts lose decision value.

Document model additions/removals in the report footer so leadership can distinguish market movement from methodology updates.

When to use

  • Procurement comparing Getllmspy to Western-only tools.
  • CIS go-to-market checks.
  • Quarterly roadmap reviews with engineering.