Peec AI Pricing in 2026: Plans, Prompt Limits and Alternatives

Peec AI prices by prompts and models, not seats. You pick a plan for a prompt limit, choose three AI models to track, and invite as many teammates as you like. On 8 October 2026 the self-serve plans were:

• Starter: $95/month ($80 billed annually) for 50 prompts.
• Pro: $245/month ($205 annual) for 150 prompts.
• Advanced: $495/month ($420 annual) for 350 prompts.
• Enterprise: custom, billed annually.

There’s no free plan on the page, only a free trial whose length isn’t stated.

Peec AI plans on 8 October 2026

All three self-serve plans track daily. Peec says “AI answers” are prompts multiplied by models and tracking frequency, so Starter’s 4,500 is 50 prompts x 3 models x 30 days.

Prompts and engine limits

You choose three models from ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini and Naver AI. Perplexity is available as an add-on model. Extra models are priced per plan, for one additional model at that plan’s prompt volume. Peec showed them as $30, $70 and $140 a month on annual billing for Starter, Pro and Advanced. Starter plus one extra model is therefore $110 a month billed annually.

Claude Sonnet 4, GPT 5 Search, Grok, DeepSeek, Qwen, Mistral and Meta Spark are API-based models listed for Enterprise (and the top agency tier), which supports up to 13 models.

Seats and projects

Every plan lists unlimited users, languages and competitors, plus role-based permissions. What changes is projects (1, 2 or 5) and countries (1, 3 or 3). Peec’s FAQ says tracking more countries or languages costs nothing extra, because pricing follows prompts and models, although its comparison table caps countries at 1, 3 and 3 on the self-serve plans. SSO is Enterprise-only.

Annual vs monthly

Peec’s FAQ offers a 15% discount for annual billing. That’s $180 a year on Starter, $480 on Pro and $900 on Advanced. Enterprise is annual only. Peec also says you can upgrade or adjust your prompt volume at any time.

What else changes by plan

• Looker Studio (Data Studio) connector: Advanced and Enterprise.
• API: Peec’s comparison table marks it as included from Pro up, while the Enterprise card lists API access as an extra. Confirm with Peec before you rely on it.
• MCP and CSV exports: every plan.
• Support: chat on Starter, chat and email on Pro and Advanced, dedicated support on Enterprise.

Agency plans

Peec’s agency page has its own credit-based plans:

One credit is one prompt on one model for one day, so a prompt on three models uses about 90 credits a month. Credits are allocated to projects and don’t reset or get used up. The credit pool is shared across client projects, with a 900-credit minimum per project. The page lists unlimited team and client users, free 7-day pitch projects for prospects and white-label reporting.

Who each plan suits

• Starter: one brand, one team and one country. Fifty prompts on three engines is a solid core set for a small business, and you can add models for a fee.
• Pro: teams that need 150 prompts, two projects (for example two product lines) and three countries.
• Advanced: marketing teams with several projects who want the Looker Studio connector and 350 prompts.
• Enterprise: global brands that need all models, SSO, weekly or daily frequency and custom prompt setup.
• Agency plans: agencies that want a shared pool of credits across clients, instead of one plan per brand.
• Not a fit: anyone who wants Claude or Grok tracking without an Enterprise contract, or a permanent free plan.

The alternatives

Peec’s price scales with prompts and models, so the right swap depends on which of the two you’re short of. This list is short. Peec AI Alternatives in 2026 compares eleven.

1. SEOButler AI Visibility Check: a free look before you pay

SEOButler’s free check asks for a brand name, a website and, optionally, a topic. It searches a large index of recorded ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews answers (US, English) and shows where your brand is named, which answers cite your website, and which other brands and sources appear for the topic. You can open the answers behind each number.

No email is needed. Verifying an email gives a shareable, unbranded report and 3 brand checks a month.

What it isn’t: a live tracker. It searches previously recorded answers, so a zero means no matching records, not that AI never mentions you. Use it to decide whether Peec’s $95 a month is worth starting.

Run the free SEOButler AI Visibility Check →

Disclaimer: we own SEOButler (which is how we know it’s good).

2. Pace Generative: the monitoring and the work, done for you

Pace Generative is a done-for-you generative engine optimization (GEO) service, not a self-serve tool. It tracks visibility across the major AI engines, then does the work meant to change it: content written to be cited in AI answers, plus schema markup. Reporting covers citations, share of voice and competitor comparisons.

It’s sold as monthly packages, with pricing on request. Who it isn’t for: teams that want their own dashboard to run in-house, or anyone who needs a published price first.

See Pace Generative’s GEO services →

Disclaimer: we own Pace Generative (which is how we know they’re good).

3. Otterly.AI: lower entry price, fewer prompts

Lite is $29/month ($25 billed annually) for 15 prompts tracked daily on ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity and Copilot, with unlimited team members. Standard is $189/month ($160 annual) for 100 prompts, with API, MCP and a Looker Studio connector.

Limitation: Claude, Google AI Mode and Gemini are paid add-ons on every plan, and Lite is a quarter of Peec Starter’s prompt count.

4. SE Visible (SE Ranking): 200 prompts across five engines

Basic is $99/month ($79 billed annually) for 200 prompts, about 30,000 AI answers a month and three projects, across ChatGPT, Gemini, AI Mode, Perplexity and AI Overviews. It has a 10-day free trial and unlimited users.

Limitation: no Copilot, and SE Visible’s FAQ says white labeling isn’t supported yet. Core is $189/month ($151 annual) for 450 prompts.

5. Rankscale: credits instead of prompt tiers

Pro is $99/month ($84 billed yearly) for 1,200 credits and up to 4,800 answers a month, with 10 brand dashboards and a 7-day free trial. It lists 17+ engines and unlimited seats. Essentials is $17/month, sold yearly only.

Limitation: credits need budgeting. Claude costs 2 credits per prompt, against about 0.25 for ChatGPT, and the REST API starts at Pro+ ($229/month).

6. ZipTie: pay for the prompts you run

ZipTie has no tiers. You build a plan from prompts, engines and frequency, at about $0.01 per prompt, engine and check. Its Starter preset starts at about $42.75/month on monthly billing, and seats, projects and competitors are never billed. It has a 7-day free trial with no card.

Limitation: the price depends on your setup, and ZipTie says it doesn’t refund paid subscriptions.

7. Ahrefs Brand Radar: benchmark without a prompt list

Custom prompts start at $50/month. The AI Visibility Index, built on 462 million prompts from Ahrefs’ keyword data, starts at $199/month per platform. Paid Ahrefs plans include a few daily prompts, from 5 on Lite to 20 on Advanced.

Limitation: Ahrefs says the index works best for brands that already appear in AI search.

Quick comparison

How to choose

1. Count your prompts before you pick a tier. Write down the 25 to 100 questions your buyers ask. Fifty fits Starter. Past 150, compare Peec Advanced with SE Visible’s 200 or 450 prompts.
2. Price the engines you need. Peec includes three models and charges for more, so a fourth engine on Starter adds $30 a month on annual billing. Compare that with tools that include five or more at entry.
3. Take the annual discount only after a trial. Peec’s 15% saving is real, but it’s a 12-month commitment. Run the trial first.
4. Agencies: compare credits with per-client plans. Peec’s agency plans share a credit pool across clients. Rankscale’s Growth plan is $385/month with white-label options.
5. Comparing with Profound? Profound doesn’t publish a brand price. See Profound Pricing in 2026 for what its page shows.