Peec AI alternatives: pricing, engines tracked, and who each one suits

Peec AI is an AI search analytics tool from Berlin that tracks how often ChatGPT, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot and Google's AI answers mention your brand, at what position and next to which competitors. Its self-serve plans start at $95 a month for 50 prompts on three models of your choice, run daily, with unlimited users. Peec AI alternatives such as Hypervisible, SE Visible, Similarweb, AthenaHQ and Scrunch differ most on which AI engines the entry price includes and how often prompts run.

Every price and feature below was read on the vendors' own websites on October 22, 2026, and again on October 29 for SE Visible, Similarweb, AthenaHQ and Scrunch. We publish Hypervisible: it comes first in this comparison, and here are the facts behind that. Peec AI Starter includes three models and charges $35 for each extra one, while Hypervisible Solo includes all five of its AI engines for €49 a month. Its limits are stated as plainly as everyone else's. Our comparison of AI visibility tools sets these trackers side by side.

What Peec AI does

Peec AI runs a fixed list of prompts through several AI assistants every day and records whether each answer names your brand, where it ranks, in what tone, and which sources the AI relied on.

Say a payroll software company tracks “best payroll software for a 50-person company.” Each day Peec AI might send that prompt to ChatGPT, Google AI Mode and Gemini, log the brands each answer recommends, and keep the pages cited along the way, such as a review site or a Reddit thread. After a month, the company knows how often it made the list and at what rank, and which pages it would need to get onto.

The core metrics:

Visibility: the share of answers that mention your brand.
Position: where your brand sits when it is named.
Sentiment: the tone of what the AI says.
Share of voice: your mentions against competitors' on the same answers (see how AI share of voice is calculated).
Sources: the domains and URLs cited, sorted into competitor, editorial, reference and user-generated content.

The pricing page also lists newer modules: gap analysis (sources that name competitors but not you), brand perception with fact-checking against statements you set, product-level tracking for online stores, a library of AI answers that carry a sponsored placement, and a robots.txt audit across 40+ AI bots. Not every module comes with every plan.

Peec AI's documentation says it collects answers through each assistant's web interface, as a logged-out user would see them, rather than through APIs, whose answers can differ from what users get. Each prompt runs once every 24 hours on each selected model.

The company launched its product in February 2025. It is headquartered in Berlin, with an office in New York.

Peec AI pricing

Peec AI costs $95 a month on Starter, $245 on Pro and $495 on Advanced, billed monthly. Annual billing takes 15% off, and Enterprise is priced on request.

Peec AI's published prices, read on peec.ai on October 22, 2026.
Plan	Monthly	Billed yearly, per month	Prompts	Projects	Countries per project	Each extra model	AI answers a month
Starter	$95	$80	50	1	1	$35 a month	4,500
Pro	$245	$205	150	2	3	$85 a month	13,500
Advanced	$495	$420	350	5	3	$165 a month	31,500

All three plans include three models, daily runs, and unlimited users, competitors and languages. AI answers are prompts times models times 30 days. Visitors in Europe see euro prices (€85, €205 and €425).

Adding models gets expensive. A Starter account that wants five engines pays $95 plus two add-ons at $35, or $165 a month. The models listed for these plans are ChatGPT, AI Mode, AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini and Naver AI, and Perplexity appears among the add-on models.

Enterprise is an annual contract with up to 13 models, adding Claude, Grok, DeepSeek, Qwen and Mistral among others, plus unlimited projects, daily or weekly runs, API access and single sign-on. Agencies get separate pricing and can split prompts across client projects.

Peec AI review: what it does well

Peec AI's strengths are public self-serve pricing, unlimited seats, daily data and easy exports.

Unlimited users on every plan. The SEO lead and the whole content team can log in. By comparison, Similarweb's AEO plans include one user, and Scrunch Starter includes 3 seats at $25 a month for each extra one.
Prices on the page. You can buy Starter, Pro or Advanced today without a sales call.
Daily runs. A new page or a press story shows up in the numbers within days.
Shared prompts. One prompt pool can be split across projects and brands, and adding a language doesn't change the price.
Easy exports. Peec AI lists a Looker Studio connector, an API, an MCP server and CSV exports, depending on the plan.

Where it falls short for some teams

The limits bite when a team needs a fourth engine, a second country on the entry plan, or Claude without an enterprise contract.

Three models per plan. Each extra model costs $35 to $165 a month, depending on the plan.
Claude only on Enterprise. Claude, Grok, DeepSeek and Mistral appear only on the Enterprise list.
One country per project on Starter. A US brand that also sells in Canada and the UK needs Pro.
No stated trial length. The site invites you to start a free trial, but the pricing page doesn't say how long it lasts.

Peec AI fits a US marketing team that wants daily data and a lot of people in the tool. If you want five engines without add-ons, a lower monthly bill, or Claude on the must-have list, look at the alternatives below.

Hypervisible: why it leads our Peec AI alternatives

We publish Hypervisible, and it comes first among the alternatives on this page for a reason tied to Peec AI's main limit, the engine count.

Five engines without add-ons. Every Hypervisible plan covers ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode. On Peec AI Starter, reaching five models means $95 plus two add-ons at $35, or $165 a month, and Perplexity is one of the add-on models.
The entry price. Solo costs €49 a month, or €29 at the launch rate for the first 15 accounts, for 25 questions about one brand and 8 rivals. European visitors see Peec AI Starter at €85, for three models. Pro is €149 for 3 brands with 40 questions each and 5 users.
Four markets, three languages. Its four markets are France, the US, the UK and Germany, and the questions can be in English, French or German.
A reading made for reports. The same questions come back every Monday, and the change in your citation rate, average position and rank against competitors shows in points, along with the sites cited and how the AIs talk about you.

It is made by NEXUS GEO, a GEO-only agency, from data from Google and the AI engines. Peec AI is ahead on daily runs, unlimited users and Claude at Enterprise level, while Hypervisible reads once a week and measures neither Claude nor Copilot. A free AI visibility analysis of your brand takes 5 to 10 minutes and needs no card.

The alternatives

Besides Hypervisible, covered above, this comparison looks at four Peec AI alternatives: SE Visible, Similarweb, AthenaHQ and Scrunch. They follow in order of entry price, and which one fits mostly comes down to engines and seats.

SE Visible

For €80 a month (€64 billed yearly, in euros on October 29, 2026), SE Ranking's SE Visible tracks 75 prompts over 5 projects, daily, on Gemini, ChatGPT, AI Overviews and AI Mode, in seven countries and five languages. Perplexity isn't on its list. There's a 10-day trial. Suits: teams that want more prompts at a price close to Peec AI Starter.

Similarweb AEO Intelligence

Similarweb charges $129 a month for AEO Intelligence ($99 on an annual plan): one user, 150 prompts refreshed daily on Perplexity, Gemini, AI Mode and ChatGPT, three months of history, and AI Traffic reporting. Suits: teams that want AI mentions and AI referral visits in one product.

AthenaHQ

AthenaHQ Starter runs $295 monthly for 3,600 credits (a credit is one AI response) across 11 engines, Grok, Claude, DeepSeek, Meta AI and Mistral among them, with 17% off on yearly billing. Suits: teams that want Grok, DeepSeek or Claude without the enterprise contract Peec AI asks for them.

Scrunch

Starter at Scrunch is $300 a month ($250 yearly) for 3 seats and 350 custom prompts. Even the cheapest plan tracks Claude and Meta, next to ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, AI Mode and AI Overviews, and the 7-day trial skips the credit card. Suits: brands whose buyers use Claude or Meta AI. See Scrunch AI alternatives.

Other comparisons on this site cover plans that sell engines as add-ons, the AI toolkit of a large SEO suite, prompt indexes for a whole category and self-serve options next to demo-only platforms.

Comparison table: Peec AI and its alternatives

Each row is a tool's entry plan as shown on its own site. “Not stated” marks what the page left out.

Entry prices as published by each vendor on October 22, 2026; SE Visible, Similarweb, AthenaHQ and Scrunch read again on October 29, 2026.
Tool	Cheapest plan	What it includes	Engines	How often	Best for
Hypervisible	Solo, €49/mo (€29 for the first 15 accounts)	1 brand, 8 competitors, 25 questions	ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, AI Overviews, AI Mode	Mondays, weekly	Monthly reporting on five engines
Peec AI	Starter, $95/mo	50 prompts in 1 country	Any 3; more models from $35/mo each	Daily	Daily data, unlimited seats
SE Visible	Basic, €80/mo (€64 billed yearly)	5 projects, 75 prompts	Gemini, ChatGPT, AI Overviews, AI Mode	Daily	More prompts on a budget
Similarweb AEO Intelligence	$129/mo ($99 on an annual plan)	1 user, 150 prompts	Perplexity, Gemini, AI Mode, ChatGPT	Daily	Visibility plus AI traffic
AthenaHQ	Starter, $295/mo	3,600 credits	11, with Claude, Grok, DeepSeek	Not stated	Long engine lists, self-serve
Scrunch	$300/mo ($250 on yearly billing)	3 seats, 350 prompts	Meta, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, ChatGPT, AI Overviews, AI Mode	Not stated	Brands that need Claude

At around $100 a month, the difference is volume: 50 prompts on three models at Peec AI, 75 at SE Visible (€80, read October 29) and 150 at Similarweb (billed annually). Hypervisible Solo reads 25 questions on five engines for €49. Engines multiply the number of answers, so ask each vendor how many AI answers a month the plan buys.

How to pick a Peec AI alternative

Two questions come before price: which engines your buyers use, and how quickly you need to see a change.

Your budget is under $100 a month. Hypervisible Solo (€49, five engines, read weekly) or SE Visible Basic (€80, 75 prompts a day on four engines). Peec AI Starter sits at $95 for three models.
You need Claude without a sales call. Scrunch includes it on every plan, AthenaHQ from Starter.
Many people need access. Peec AI's unlimited users avoid per-seat costs. Hypervisible Pro includes 5 users and Business 15, while Similarweb's entry plan has one.
You report to clients every month. Compare cost per client brand, and see our guide to AI visibility reporting for agencies.

A free reading will tell you whether anything is worth tracking daily. Hypervisible's free AI visibility checker sends 10 questions, 5 naming you and 5 about your industry without your name, to the five AIs above. Reading the 50 answers takes 5 to 10 minutes; there's no credit card step, and the results are saved to your account. Plans are on our pricing page.

Measuring is only half the job: what Hypervisible gives you to improve

Whichever tracker you choose, its reports describe where you stand in AI answers. Moving those numbers takes changes to what the AIs read, and Hypervisible is built to tell you where to make them.

For every question, Hypervisible lists the sites the AIs drew on, such as a software review site, a comparison article, a YouTube review or a Reddit thread, which is where your brand needs a mention. It records what the AIs say about you and in what tone, so a feature you dropped last year or a wrong price shows up and can be corrected on your site and your listings. It names the competitors cited in your place. Each Monday, the change in points tells you whether the last fix landed. Our team can also review your tracking and adjust it to your market, from the questions to the competitors.

Hypervisible measures and shows where to act. Writing your content and getting other sites to cite you stay outside what it does. That deeper work (content, site structure, structured data, reviews, a presence on the sources the AIs read) is what a GEO agency does alongside a brand. NEXUS GEO, the agency that publishes Hypervisible, offers it, and we say so because it's our own team.

SEO earns a page a higher place in Google's links, and GEO earns a brand a mention and a citation inside an AI's answer. They work together, since AI Overviews and AI Mode build on indexed pages, while the AIs also read forums, videos and reviews and answer with brand names, so GEO has its own methods and its own measures.

Your brand

The free analysis asks 10 questions to five AI engines (ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and AI Mode), reads the 50 answers in 5 to 10 minutes and keeps your dashboard in your account.

Frequently asked questions

What is Peec AI used for?

Peec AI is used to track how a brand appears in AI answers. It runs a list of prompts every day on assistants such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot and Google's AI Mode and AI Overviews, then reports the brand's visibility, position, sentiment and share of voice against competitors, along with the sources the AI cited. SEO teams, marketing teams and agencies are its main users.

How much does Peec AI cost?

On October 22, 2026, Peec AI cost $95 a month for Starter (50 prompts, 3 models, 1 project), $245 for Pro (150 prompts, 2 projects) and $495 for Advanced (350 prompts, 5 projects). Annual billing takes 15% off. Each extra model costs $35 to $165 a month depending on the plan, and Enterprise is priced on request. Visitors in Europe see prices from €85 a month.

Who are Peec AI's competitors?

Hypervisible, which we publish, is the first we list, because its entry plan includes five AI engines where Peec AI Starter includes three. This comparison also covers SE Ranking's SE Visible, Similarweb's AEO Intelligence, AthenaHQ and Scrunch. In October 2026, their paid entry plans ran from €80 a month (SE Visible Basic) to $300 (Scrunch Starter), against €49 for Hypervisible Solo and $95 for Peec AI Starter.

Peec AI vs Profound: which one?

Pick Peec AI if you want to start today on a published plan: Starter is $95 a month for 50 prompts on three models, with unlimited users. Profound, covered in our guide to its alternatives, starts with a 7-day trial and moves to an Enterprise contract on custom pricing, with up to nine engines. At enterprise level, Peec AI lists up to 13 models. If a weekly reading on five engines is enough, Hypervisible Solo costs €49 a month.

Does Peec AI track Claude?

Not on its self-serve plans. Starter, Pro and Advanced let you pick three models from a list that includes ChatGPT, AI Mode, AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini and Naver AI, with Perplexity among the add-ons. Claude appears only on the Enterprise plan, alongside Grok, DeepSeek and Mistral. Among the alternatives here, Scrunch includes Claude on every plan and AthenaHQ from its Starter plan.

Is there a Peec AI free trial?

Yes. Peec AI's website invites visitors to start a free trial, but the pricing page read on October 22, 2026 doesn't give its length or conditions. Hypervisible, which we publish, offers a free analysis instead: 10 questions across five AIs, 50 answers read in 5 to 10 minutes, no credit card. Among the other alternatives, Scrunch offers a 7-day trial with no credit card and SE Visible a 10-day trial.

Is a tracker enough to get your brand cited?

No. Hypervisible, which we publish, shows where to act: the sites the AIs cite on your questions, what they say about your brand and in what tone, who gets named in your place, and each Monday's change in points. It doesn't write your content or get other sites to cite you. That deeper work falls to your team or to a GEO agency such as NEXUS GEO, which publishes Hypervisible. GEO works alongside SEO, with its own methods.