Head to head
OtterlyAI vs Peec AI
Entry-level self-serve simplicity versus mid-market analytical depth, the AI-visibility baseline choice. Concretely: $29/month for four engines watched out of the box, against a €85–€425 ladder that asks a higher floor and returns per-engine strategy, source-level targeting and multi-brand workspaces for it.
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Otterly AI and Peec AI both measure how AI answer engines mention your brand, but they serve different phases of a team's AI-visibility journey.
Otterly is the accessible entry point: self-serve plans starting at $29/month (Lite, 15 prompts), $189 (Standard, 100 prompts), $489 (Premium, 400 prompts) plus a custom Enterprise plan, with annual discounts. It tracks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and Microsoft Copilot by default; Google AI Mode, Gemini and Claude cost extra as add-ons. Monitoring volume (how many prompts, how often) is the main pricing lever between tiers; API and MCP access are included from Standard upward, but not on Lite.
Peec is positioned for mid-market teams and agencies, with published tiers from €85/month (Starter, 50 prompts) to €425/month (Advanced, 350 prompts) plus a custom Enterprise plan. In exchange for the higher price, you get a wider 6-engine pool to pick 3 from per project, per-engine breakdowns that go deeper, a citation-source view that directly informs GEO strategy (the sources already cited are where to earn mentions), and multi-brand workspaces built for running several clients side by side, a feature Otterly does not emphasize. Peec's own API access is reserved for its custom Enterprise plan, same as Otterly gates API/MCP behind Standard and up.
The honest trade-off: Otterly is perfect for a team just getting started with AI visibility and trying to justify the spend. Peec is what you move to when you are ready to do the research deeper: per-engine strategy, source-level targeting, and managing multiple brands at once.
How OtterlyAI and Peec AI compare
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| Feature | OtterlyAIVisit OtterlyAI ↗ | Peec AIVisit Peec AI ↗ |
|---|---|---|
| Description | AI search monitoring for brand mentions and website citations across seven answer engines. | Tracks brand visibility, position and sentiment in AI answers, with source, competitor and crawler reporting. |
| Pricing | from $29/month | from €85/month |
| Tags | ||
| Pricing model | subscription | subscription |
| Free tier | No | No |
| Optimises your content | Yes | Partly |
| Generates content | Partly | No |
| Technical AEO | Yes | Partly |
| Done-for-you service | Partly (Enterprise, available higher) | No |
| Gemini | Partly (Google Gemini add-on, costs extra) | Yes |
| Google AI Mode | Partly (Google AI Mode add-on, costs extra) | Yes |
| Claude | Partly (Claude add-on, costs extra) | Partly (Enterprise (brand plans); Scale (agency plans), available higher) |
| Grok | No | Partly (Enterprise, available higher) |
| DeepSeek | No | Partly (Enterprise (brand plans); Scale (agency plans), available higher) |
| Coverage in the vendor’s words | Yes | Partly |
| AI crawler analytics | Partly | Yes |
| Wrong answers about you | - | Yes |
| Projects or brands | Partly (Lite, available higher) | Yes |
| Countries | Yes | Partly |
| API | Partly (Standard, available higher) | Partly (Enterprise, available higher) |
| MCP server | Partly (Standard, available higher) | Yes |
| BI export | Partly (Standard, available higher) | Partly (Advanced, available higher) |
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Who each one is for
Verdict: OtterlyAI or Peec AI?
Solo founders or startups watching only ChatGPT/Perplexity/AI Overviews → Otterly. Mid-market teams or agencies needing deeper analytics and multi-client workspaces → Peec. The threshold is usually not budget but whether anyone owns the output: Otterly answers whether you are mentioned, Peec answers what to do about it, and the second is only worth paying for when someone has time to act on it.
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Frequently asked questions
- Which is cheapest?
- Otterly. Entry is $29/month (Lite) versus Peec's €85/month (Starter), both with annual discounts.
- Which covers more AI engines?
- Peec has the wider pool: 6 engines (ChatGPT, Perplexity, AI Overviews, AI Mode, Copilot, Gemini), pick 3 per project. Otterly tracks 4 by default (ChatGPT, Perplexity, AI Overviews, Copilot); AI Mode, Gemini and Claude cost extra as add-ons.
- Does either have an API?
- Otterly includes API/MCP access from its Standard tier ($189/mo) up, but not on Lite. Peec reserves API access for its custom Enterprise plan; none of its self-serve tiers (Starter/Pro/Advanced) include it.
- Which shows which sources engines cite?
- Peec emphasizes this as a core feature (the citation-source view becomes a GEO target list). Otterly focuses on brand mentions and share-of-voice.
- Which is better for agencies?
- Peec has multi-brand workspaces purpose-built for agencies; Otterly is built more for in-house teams.
- When would a team move from Otterly to Peec?
- Once monitoring across Otterly's 4 default engines (or its paid add-ons) is not enough, or when source-level analysis and multi-brand management become needed, typically as AI visibility becomes a real business lever.
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Entry-level self-serve simplicity versus mid-market analytical depth, the AI-visibility baseline choice. Concretely: $29/month for four engines watched out of the box, against a €85–€425 ladder that asks a higher floor and returns per-engine strategy, source-level targeting and multi-brand workspaces for it.