Peec AI review for 2026: clear daily analytics, and the work stays with you.

This Peec AI review comes to a short answer: Peec is a well-built measuring tool with an honest price list, and its own pages back that up with daily tracking on every plan, unlimited users, and prices from $95 a month. What it does not list, as of November 2026, is anything that writes or publishes the fix: its pricing page shows analysis and recommended actions, and the work after the dashboard is yours. Whether it is good for you depends on whether someone on your side will do that work.

What Peec AI is, and who it is built for

In our dataset's one line: Berlin-based AI-search analytics platform for marketing teams and SEO agencies; daily prompt tracking with per-model add-on pricing.Peec's home page describes itself as “AI search analytics for marketing teams” and builds the product around three numbers: Visibility, Position, Sentiment. You choose the prompts, the competitors and the models; Peec asks those prompts every day and reports how often and how well your brand appears, and which sources the answers drew on.

The pricing page names its buyers. Starter: “For SEO and content managers getting started with AI Search visibility.” Enterprise: “For global brands who need custom coverage, integrations, and dedicated support.” Both pages we read carry the line “Trusted by 4000+ brands and agencies.” That count is the vendor's statement and we have not checked it. The audience is consistent throughout: people whose job is search and content, in companies or agencies that already employ them.

What it costs today

Four plans for brands, three of them with a printed price (verified November 2026):

• Starter, $95/month. 50 prompts, 3 models of choice, 1 project, 1 country, daily tracking, unlimited users.
• Pro, $245/month. 150 prompts, 3 models, 2 projects, 3 countries, daily tracking, unlimited users.
• Advanced, $495/month. 350 prompts, 3 models, 5 projects, 3 countries, Looker Studio integration.
• Enterprise, quoted. Custom prompt tracking, up to 13 models including Claude and Grok, daily or weekly runs, API, SSO. Annual contract.

Monthly list price; annual billing is discounted. The line to read twice is the model count. Each additional model beyond the included 3 is a monthly add-on priced by tier: +$35 (Starter), +$85 (Pro), +$165 (Advanced) per model, or $30 / $70 / $140 when billed annually. One example, on our arithmetic: Starter with a fourth model is $95 + $35 = $130 a month. The same sum for every tier and every model count is in the Peec AI pricing teardown, which we keep separate so this page can stay on whether the product is good.

What it does well

Read fairly, Peec's pages describe a product that does one job with care. Six things stand out.

• Daily data at the lowest price. Daily prompt runs on every tier, including Starter. AI answers vary from one ask to the next, so a daily series is a sounder basis than an occasional check, and Peec does not hold it back for higher plans.
• No charge per seat.The pricing page opens with: “Unlimited users on every plan, so your entire marketing team can work together.” For a team or an agency the bill does not grow with headcount.
• A price list you can read. Three plans carry a number, and the add-on for an extra model is printed too. You can work out your real cost before talking to anyone, which is not true of every vendor in this category.
• Depth of measurement on every plan. The comparison table marks these as included from Starter up: prompt, topic and competitor suggestions, personas, sub-brand tracking, citation share and source classification, an ads library, SKU-level AI Shopping tracking, a crawlability audit, AI referral visits, CSV exports, shareable dashboards. The feature list is not thinned out on the cheap plan; the plans differ mainly in volume.
• It points at the work.The table's “Act” group lists recommended actions (“ Ranked opportunities to improve AI visibility, grouped by earned and owned.”) and agent actions (“Actions generated from your data, using pre-built and custom skills.”) on every plan. The home page shows examples such as a review site that the answers keep citing, or a forum where the topic is discussed.
• It connects to the tools a team already uses. The table marks MCP as included on all four plans, and the home page says: “Connect Peec to Claude, Cursor, n8n, and any tool in your stack through MCP and API.” Also in the table: SOC 2 is marked as included on all four plans.

One customer quote on Peec's home page sums up the appeal, and we pass it on as the vendor's chosen testimonial and no more than that: “It keeps things simple - set up your prompts, see your AI visibility, and act on top citations.”

Where it stops, as its own pages show

None of the following is a judgment about quality. Each is a limit that appears on, or is missing from, a page Peec publishes.

• 3 models, then add-ons. Every self-serve plan includes 3 models chosen from ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini, Perplexity, and Naver AI; Claude, Grok, DeepSeek, Qwen, Mistral, and Muse Spark are listed for Enterprise only. A buyer who wants broad coverage pays the add-on for each model beyond those, every month.
• Some models are quote-only. The same note names the models listed for Enterprise only. If one of them matters to your buyers, the self-serve plans do not reach it.
• No publishing on the page. Monitoring and analytics: the pricing page lists discovery, measurement, shopping, and reporting features, and no content publishing or CMS connection at any tier. Its reviewers' consensus through 2026 is that the Actions feature suggests tasks but Peec does not write or publish content. The recommended actions tell you where to act; a person still writes the page, gets it approved and puts it on the site.
• Starter is narrow by design. Its line again: 50 prompts, 3 models of choice, 1 project, 1 country, daily tracking, unlimited users. A business that sells in two countries or runs two brands starts at Pro.
• Agency reports are yours to build. There is no native white-label client portal on any tier. A view-only shareable dashboard link is on every agency tier; the Data Studio (Looker Studio) dashboards an agency builds and brands itself are listed on Scale and Comprehensive only (peec.ai/pricing-agencies, 2026-11-10).

A note on evidence. Peec's home page carries testimonials with traffic gains. We do not repeat the figures, because they are single cases chosen by the vendor and we cannot check them. The same rule applies to any vendor's testimonials, ours included.

A short word on the agency track

Agencies buy on a separate page, metered in credits (1 prompt x 1 model x 1 day = 1 credit): Essential at $245/month (10,000 credits, 3 client projects); Growth at $495/month (25,000 credits, 10 client projects); Scale at $795/month (65,000 credits, 25 client projects). Two things on the agencies page are worth knowing. First, every agency plan includes short-lived pitch projects for prospects, and of them the page says: “Sits outside your client project quota, so prospecting never eats into paid capacity.” Second, the page says agency plans carry “no per-channel add-on fees”, which is a different meter from the brand plans: you spend credits on whichever models you pick. For an agency that already builds its own client dashboards, that is a fair deal at a printed price.

The public rating

Two cautions on using that number. With a review count this low, a handful of new reviews could move the average, so read it as a positive early signal and not as a settled verdict. And it is a snapshot from one day, in a category where plans change within a quarter. Peec's own site footer states the same G2 score.

Who Peec AI fits

• An in-house SEO or content team. You have writers and a CMS, and what you lack is a daily reading of where the brand stands in AI answers and which sources drive them. This is the buyer the Starter and Pro cards describe.
• A team with many people and a fixed budget. Unlimited users at a printed monthly price is easy to approve and easy to share.
• An agency that reports in its own format. Free pitch projects, a credit pool across clients and Looker Studio connectors suit a shop that already builds its own client reports.
• Anyone who can decide in a week. Free trial offered on every self-serve plan (7 days, no credit card, per Peec's own documentation); no permanent free plan.

Who should look elsewhere, and where

Prices verified November 2026. The last entry is our own product; the others are not.

• You want more models without add-on math. Trakkr Growth at $100: 1 brand, 50 prompts, all 8 models daily, 3 team seats, fixes shipped to your site, 25 articles a month, 1 year of history, exports. Rankscale Pro at $99: 17+ engines on every tier, all regions, with no per-engine add-on fees; scheduling from hourly to monthly, paid for in credits.
• You want the lowest entry price. Otterly.AI Lite at $29: 2,000 credits a month (about 20 prompts daily on 3 engines), 1 workspace, 3 recommendations a week; no API or MCP.
• You want changes published, with your approval. Trakkr: Drafts and ships changes with approval: the pricing page lists fixes shipped to your site and 25 to 100 articles written a month, and the integrations page lists publishing to WordPress (pages, posts, llms.txt), Shopify (articles), and Webflow (page changes), plus fixes as GitHub pull requests. Trakkr states you approve every change and can undo any. Squarespace and Wix are not on its list. AthenaHQ Starter at $295: A real execution loop: recommendations, a content optimization agent, and eight documented Create & Publish connections (Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Framer, WordPress, Payload CMS, Sanity, Contentful) that publish content created in Athena to the live site. Squarespace is not on the list. Everything draws on the same credit pool as monitoring. At enterprise scale, Profound: Agents run research, writing, and publishing with an approval step before anything goes live, and connect to the customer's CMS (Profound's Agents page). All of it sits behind the sales-quoted Enterprise plan or a credit allowance; no published price buys it for a single brand.
• You run one small business and have no writer. AEO Action (ours) is $149 a month for 100 buyer questions a day on 3 engines, or $299 for 200 on 4; the agency plan is $549 for 10 clients. It prepares pages and structured data and publishes only what you approve. It tracks 5 engines (ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, Google AI Overviews) and nothing beyond them, so it covers fewer models than Peec's list.

The full list of options, with the add-on arithmetic across vendors, is the Peec AI alternatives page.

When Peec AI is the better choice than us

Plainly: when you have a content team and want analytics for it, when you need a model that is on Peec's list and not among our 5, when you track several countries or need the source and shopping analysis its table lists, or when many people need a login. Our product is built for an owner or a small agency that wants the work prepared for approval. A team that already writes well and only needs to know where to aim will get more from Peec's depth of measurement than from our prepared pages.