# Peec AI — Tracks brand visibility, position and sentiment in AI answers, with source, competitor and crawler reporting. > Source: CitedIndex — https://citedindex.com/peec-ai (structured, researched, re-verified) > Facts last verified: 2026-09-03 Peec AI is an AI search analytics platform from Berlin that re-runs marketing teams' prompts against AI assistants and measures how the brand appears in the answers. It is sold as two separate lines, one for brands and one for agencies. | Fact | Value | | --- | --- | | Website | https://peec.ai | | Price | from €85/month (about $95) billed monthly, €70/month (about $78) billed annually | | Free trial | Yes | A free trial reached by signing up at app.peec.ai, with no credit card per the vendor's Profound comparison page. There is no standing zero-cost plan: the cheapest listed tier is Starter at EUR 85/month (EUR 70/month billed annually). Trial length and feature limits are not published; the terms leave both to Peec's discretion and allow suspension at any time. ## What it does **Monitors AI answers** · Yes — This is the whole product: your prompts are re-run daily against the AI surfaces you select and every answer is parsed for brand mentions, position and sentiment. > We run your prompts across AI platforms like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot daily, then analyze patterns over time since AI responses naturally vary day to day. > — https://docs.peec.ai/intro-to-peec-ai · How Peec AI collects data section **Optimises your content** · Partly — Actions names gaps on pages you already own and scores them, but it reasons from citation and source-cluster data rather than crawling and auditing each page, and the terms of service explicitly disclaim strategic advice. > On-Page Actions show gaps in content you control - like product pages, articles, or guides on your own site. > — https://peec.ai/product-actions · FAQs, answer to What's the difference between On-Page and Off-Page Actions? **Generates content** · No — There is no writing surface anywhere in the platform; the vendor makes execution the buyer's job by design, and its own terms enumerate only monitoring and prompt-suggestion functions. > Yes - and that's intentional. Actions handles the research, analysis, and prioritization so you know exactly what to build and where to focus. > — https://peec.ai/product-actions · FAQs, answer to Do I still have to create the content myself? **Publishes to your site** · No — Nothing pushes content to a CMS: the write scope stops at project configuration such as prompts, topics, tags and tracked brands, so the WordPress step in the auto-publish MCP example is performed by the buyer's own assistant. > Most tools are read-only. Reports, chat inspection, source content, and actions all pull existing data. > — https://docs.peec.ai/mcp/introduction · Read and write access section **Technical AEO** · Partly — Crawler directives are properly covered - robots.txt is evaluated bot by bot and crawl errors are surfaced - but no documented feature generates schema markup or an llms.txt file. > Peec checks the domain's robots.txt against 40+ AI bots from 20+ vendors, then shows you the status for each. > — https://docs.peec.ai/crawlability · Opening paragraphs, above the Crawlability table section **Done-for-you service** · No — Software only, and the vendor says so in its contract; brands that want the work done are pointed at third-party partners through the Peec Agency Directory, on which Peec takes no commission. > promote or influence the visibility and/or Sentiment of your brand; provide solutions, strategic advice, or adaptations to your business model > — https://peec.ai/legal/terms-of-use · Section 2.1 Core Service, What Peec AI does not do list ## Answer engines **ChatGPT** · Yes — ChatGPT heads the selectable model list on every plan including Starter, and the vendor collects it by driving the web interface rather than the API. > ChatGPT AI Mode AI Overviews Microsoft Copilot Perplexity Gemini > — https://peec.ai/pricing · Plan comparison table, Available models row, Starter column **Perplexity** · Yes — Perplexity is one of the six models offered on every tier, and the docs describe its distinctive pattern of listing many sources while citing few. > ChatGPT AI Mode AI Overviews Microsoft Copilot Perplexity Gemini > — https://peec.ai/pricing · Plan comparison table, Available models row, Starter column **Gemini** · Yes — Gemini is selectable on every tier, but the docs warn that Gemini prompts can only be issued from the United States, so no other market is measurable on it. > For Gemini chats, we can only prompt from the United States for now. That's why you won't see a location indicator for Gemini responses. > — https://docs.peec.ai/understanding-chats · Anatomy of a chat section, Info callout **Google AI Overviews** · Yes — Google AI Overviews is among the six models any plan can select, and the vendor runs it as a separate surface from AI Mode rather than folding the two together. > ChatGPT AI Mode AI Overviews Microsoft Copilot Perplexity Gemini > — https://peec.ai/pricing · Plan comparison table, Available models row, Starter column **Google AI Mode** · Yes — Google AI Mode is a first-class selectable surface on every tier and has its own dedicated tracker page on the marketing site. > ChatGPT AI Mode AI Overviews Microsoft Copilot Perplexity Gemini > — https://peec.ai/pricing · Plan comparison table, Available models row, Starter column **Claude** · Partly — Claude Sonnet 4 appears only in the Enterprise column of the brand table and the Scale column of the agency table; it is not selectable on Starter, Pro or Advanced and is not in the Additional Models add-on list. > Claude Sonnet 4 > — https://peec.ai/pricing-agencies · All features table, Available models row, Scale column **Microsoft Copilot** · Yes — Microsoft Copilot sits in the same six-model set available from Starter upward, and the docs name it among the platforms prompts are run against daily. > ChatGPT AI Mode AI Overviews Microsoft Copilot Perplexity Gemini > — https://peec.ai/pricing · Plan comparison table, Available models row, Starter column **Grok** · Partly — The vendor's own pages disagree: the Profound comparison lists Grok in Enterprise engine coverage and the MCP docs name it among queryable engines, yet the current pricing tables enumerate eleven models on Enterprise and Grok is not one of them. > Comprehensive engine coverage (ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, DeepSeek, LLama, Grok and others) > — https://peec.ai/comparison/peec-vs-profound · Peec AI vs Profound for enterprise section, Peec AI's Enterprise plan bullet list **DeepSeek** · Partly — Deepseek is listed as an API-collected model in the Enterprise and agency Scale columns only, so self-serve brand plans cannot buy it at any price, add-on included. > Deepseek > — https://peec.ai/pricing-agencies · All features table, Available models row, Scale column **Meta AI** · No — Meta AI is absent from the eleven models the Enterprise column enumerates and from the six-engine add-on list; the January 2026 comparison page names LLama, which is Meta's model rather than the Meta AI assistant. > ChatGPT AI Mode AI Overviews Microsoft Copilot Perplexity Gemini Claude Sonnet 4 API GPT 5 Search API Deepseek API Qwen API Mistral API > — https://peec.ai/pricing · Plan comparison table, Available models row, Enterprise column **Coverage in the vendor’s words** · Partly — Coverage is stated per tier but capped: six models are selectable and only three are included on Starter, Pro and Advanced, Enterprise lists eleven, and each extra model is a monthly add-on of EUR 25 to EUR 115. > Up to 11 LLM models tracked > — https://peec.ai/pricing · Enterprise plan card, Everything in advanced, plus list ## What it reports **Names the cited sources** · Yes — Source reporting is the backbone of the product: every chat records which domains and URLs were retrieved and which were cited, with retrieval counts and citation rate per URL. > Sources sidebar: All URLs the AI model referenced or cited when creating the response. > — https://docs.peec.ai/understanding-chats · Anatomy of a chat section, chat response bullet list **Competitor tracking** · Yes — Rivals sit in the same view and are auto-detected from your own answers, then compared on visibility, share of voice, sentiment and position across models, topics and countries. > While your prompts run, we detect competitor brands mentioned in AI responses and suggest them for you. > — https://docs.peec.ai/quickstart-guide · Step 2: Identifying your competitors **Brand sentiment** · Yes — A dedicated Brand Perception module extracts the attributes models attach to your brand, scores them 0 to 100, and ranks you against tracked competitors on each one. > Peec breaks AI's view of your brand into attributes, the qualities models associate with brands in your industry (for example reliability, performance, value for money, or ease of implementation). > — https://docs.peec.ai/brand-perception-market · Attributes section **Recommendations** · Yes — The Actions module ranks what to do next by opportunity score and is included on every plan at no extra cost, though the vendor's terms separately disclaim giving strategic advice. > calculates competitive gaps, and gives you step-by-step guidance on what to create, optimize, or influence next > — https://peec.ai/product-actions · FAQs, answer to What exactly does Actions do? **AI crawler analytics** · Yes — Agent Analytics ingests your own server or CDN logs through eight integrations and reports per-bot visits, response statuses and paths; the pricing tables never mention it, so tier availability is unstated. > Crawl Insights works on your server logs. Connect a data source and Peec identifies the AI bot visits in your traffic, categorizes each bot, and keeps your dashboard up to date. > — https://docs.peec.ai/connecting-your-data · Opening paragraph above the integration table **Wrong answers about you** · Yes — Brand Perception carries a Fact-checking tab that measures AI claims about you against facts you supply, and the marketing page frames the same feature as spotting false statements. > Fact-checking asks whether what AI says about you is true, measured against facts you state yourself. > — https://docs.peec.ai/brand-perception-market · Opening section listing the three Brand Perception tabs ## Plans and signing up **Prompt or credit allowance** · Yes — Prompt count is the metering unit: Starter 50, Pro 150, Advanced 350, each run daily against three models, while agency plans buy credit pools where one prompt on one model for one day equals one credit. > 50 prompts > — https://peec.ai/pricing · Starter plan card, This includes list **Projects or brands** · Yes — Several brands are supported but the count is tier-gated: one project on Starter, two on Pro, five on Advanced, unlimited on Enterprise, with prompts shareable across them. > Prompts can be shared across your account, allowing you to allocate it to different projects or brands as needed. > — https://peec.ai/pricing · FAQs, answer to Can I split the amount of prompts across multiple projects or brands? **Countries** · Partly — Extra markets carry no surcharge, but the number of countries per project is capped by tier at one on Starter and three on Pro and Advanced, and Gemini can only be prompted from the United States. > You can track queries across any supported country or language with no additional cost. Pricing remains tied to usage of prompts, not the number of regions or languages. > — https://peec.ai/pricing · FAQs, answer to How does pricing work for multiple countries/languages? **How often it checks** · Yes — Daily is the default and the only option on the three self-serve brand plans; weekly appears on Enterprise and on the larger agency plans, where it consumes a third of the credits. > Daily tracking frequency > — https://peec.ai/pricing · Starter plan card, This includes list **Card required to start** · No — The vendor states the trial takes no card; what it does not publish is the trial length or its feature limits, which section 7 of the terms leaves to Peec's discretion. > Peec AI offers a no-credit-card trial so teams can test the interface, explore their own visibility data, and decide with real-world results - not marketing claims. > — https://peec.ai/comparison/peec-vs-profound · Our perspective: Profound or Peec AI, closing italic paragraph **Self-serve signup** · Yes — Starter, Pro and Advanced sign up straight into app.peec.ai with no sales contact; only Enterprise and the two middle agency plans route through a sales or setup call. > The contract for use of the Peec AI Service begins when the Customer accepts these Terms and registers an account or otherwise enters into an agreement for the Service. > — https://peec.ai/legal/terms-of-use · Section 10.1 Contract Term ## Access and integrations **API** · Partly — A documented REST API exists but is beta and Enterprise-only, and the plan table marks API access absent on Starter, Pro and Advanced while the homepage advertises the API with no such condition. > Access to this API is currently limited to Enterprise customers. > — https://docs.peec.ai/api/introduction · Note callout under the beta warning **MCP server** · Yes — MCP is ticked on every tier including Starter, which is the reverse of the API gate, and authenticates by OAuth or a personal access token with mostly read-only tools. > Ask your AI assistant about your brand's AI search visibility and get answers from your actual Peec AI data. This works with Claude, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf and others. > — https://docs.peec.ai/mcp/introduction · Opening paragraph under the MCP Server heading **BI export** · Partly — CSV export is on every plan, but the Looker Studio connector needs Advanced or Enterprise, and its own docs require a Peec API key even though API access is marked Enterprise-only. > The Data Studio connector is available only to users with a valid Peec API Key in their account. > — https://docs.peec.ai/looker/introduction · How to set up the connector section, Info callout ## Coverage elsewhere | Source | Kind | Read | | --- | --- | --- | | piperocket.digital | Independent source | 2026-08-22 | | ai.g2.com | Review platform | 2026-08-22 | | eu-startups.com | Independent source | 2026-07-21 | | techcrunch.com | Independent source | 2026-07-21 | ## CitedIndex in AI answers 0 of 4 answers cite CitedIndex. | Engine | Result | Question | Asked on | Other sources | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | ChatGPT | Does not cite CitedIndex | Peec AI alternatives | 2026-10-12 | paralect.com, promptwatch.com, g2.com, sem1.spyessentials.ai, amicited.com, xseek.io | | Claude | Does not cite CitedIndex | Peec AI alternatives | 2026-09-04 | writesonic.com, g2.com, ziptie.dev, radarkit.ai, tryanalyze.ai | | Gemini | Does not cite CitedIndex | Peec AI alternatives | 2026-09-04 | hubspot.com, timsoulo.com, seranking.com, writesonic.com, g2.com, therankmasters.com | | Perplexity | Does not cite CitedIndex | Peec AI alternatives | 2026-10-12 | writesonic.com, g2.com, blog.hubspot.com, ayzeo.com, frase.io, geotoolbox.ai | ## What changed - 2026-09-03 — Capabilities · Free tier - 2026-09-02 — Capabilities · Free tier · Terms - 2026-09-01 — Free tier · Price - 2026-08-31 — Free tier - 2026-08-30 — Capabilities · Free tier · Links · Plan limits · Plans · Price · Terms - 2026-08-22 — Alternatives · Documentation link · LinkedIn link · Summary · Tagline ## Corrections If you represent Peec AI, or anything here is wrong or out of date, send a correction with a source. 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