Peec AI pricing 2026: the sticker, and what the fourth engine costs.

Peec AI publishes three self-serve prices — $95, $245, and $495 per month — with roughly 15% off for annual billing and, unusually for this category, unlimited seats on every paid plan. Those numbers are accurate and they are not the number most buyers end up paying, because each tier includes three engines out of a pool of six and every additional model is a separate monthly add-on that scales with the tier. This page works through both figures, flags the 2025 prices still circulating as current, and decodes the agency credit meter. Everything is sourced and dated (August 2026).

The three rungs, as published

Berlin-based AI-search analytics platform for marketing teams and SEO agencies; daily prompt tracking with per-engine add-on pricing.

The three-engine ceiling, and the arithmetic under it

This is the part of Peec's pricing that does the most work and gets the least attention. The published engine policy: Every self-serve plan includes 3 engines chosen from ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Perplexity, Gemini, and Copilot; Claude, Grok, DeepSeek, Qwen, and Mistral are paid add-ons or Enterprise-only.

And the add-on policy: Each additional engine beyond the included 3 is a monthly add-on priced by tier: +$35 (Starter), +$85 (Pro), +$165 (Advanced) per model.

Put those together and the sticker stops describing the bill for anyone who wants coverage rather than a sample. The arithmetic below is ours, computed from the published rates — Peec does not publish these totals — and it assumes the simplest case: a buyer who wants all 6 models in the standard pool rather than the 3 their tier includes, so 3 add-ons.

Two honest readings of that table. The first: on Starter, a buyer who wants full coverage is paying $200/month against a $95 sticker — the add-ons cost more than the plan. The second, and fairer: most buyers genuinely do not need six engines. Three well-chosen models cover the large majority of where their buyers actually ask, and paying for six because the table has six columns is a common and expensive mistake. The point is not that Peec is overpriced. It is that the sticker answers a different question than the one a buyer is asking.

The prices you will find that are wrong

Searching this query surfaces pages quoting a €89 Starter with 25 prompts, Pro at €199, and Enterprise from €499. Those were Peec's 2025 tiers. Peec repriced to the current 50/150/350-prompt structure and published the change on its own blog. The stale numbers persist on review sites and inside at least one competitor's comparison page, which is worth knowing if you are building a budget from whatever the search results hand you.

The agency track, decoded

Peec sells agencies on a different meter. Instead of a prompt count you buy credits, and the formula is 1 prompt x 1 model x 1 day = 1 credit. That is worth translating: one prompt, tracked against one model, once a day, consumes 30 credits a month. So a 10,000-credit tier supports roughly 333 prompt-model-days per month — for example, 100 prompts against three models, run daily, plus a little room. That translation is our arithmetic from the published formula.

Where this sits in the market band

The honest published band for AI-visibility tools is $29–495/month, running from Otterly.AI's entry tier at the low end to Profound's Growth at the high end. Peec's three rungs sit across the middle and top of that band, and its engine policy is what distinguishes it from both ends: Otterly.AI meters engines individually too, while Profound sells one engine at $99 and three at $399 with everything else enterprise-gated.

Which is the useful frame for a buyer: in this category you are not comparing prices, you are comparing price per engine you will actually use, and every vendor draws that line somewhere different.

When Peec is the right purchase

The line item no tool pricing page carries

Every price on this page buys measurement. None of it buys the work that changes what the engines say — the schema, the pages, the FAQ content, the publishing, the checking afterwards. In most teams that work either does not happen or gets bought separately from an agency, and the honest market band for that is a multiple of any tool sticker here.

That gap is what AEO Action is built for, so read the next paragraph knowing we sell it. Our tiers are $149/month for Solo, $299 for Solo Pro, and $549 for Agency, with a 7-day trial, and what they include is not a dashboard: scans, then drafted schema and pages prepared one move at a time, held in an approve queue until you release them, then checked to see whether the answer changed. Whether that is worth more to you than a better dashboard depends entirely on whether you have someone to do the work otherwise. If you do, buy the dashboard.

Where to go next

• Peec AI vs AEO Action — the head-to-head, feature by feature.
• Peec AI alternatives — which alternative fits which team, including the case for staying put.
• Profound vs Peec AI — the two most-compared platforms in the category, priced against each other.
• AI visibility tool pricing — the whole band, every vendor, one table.