Looking for a Peec AI alternative?

As of September 2026, peec.ai’s own pricing page lists:

• Daily tracking.
• A Starter plan with 50 prompts and three models of your choice, with more prompts on higher plans.
• Multiple projects, country and language settings, and pooled plans for agencies.

Prices and plans change. Check their pricing page for the current offer.

The two are not measuring the same thing on the same schedule, so a price-per-month comparison alone misleads. Daily tracking and a one-time reading answer different questions.

• You run an agency or several brands and need them in one place.
• You need results by country or language.
• You want daily tracking as an ongoing line item.

• You want a straight answer for one product before you commit to a subscription.
• You want every engine we cover in one report instead of choosing a subset.
• You want the verbatim answers, the sources the engines read, and a fix list — once, and done.

One report runs up to 600 graded answers with live search on. Your brand name never appears in a question, every answer is included verbatim, and if an engine can’t be reached the report says so instead of counting it as a miss. The entry plan covers Perplexity, ChatGPT, Gemini; the others cover all 5.

The two also combine well: a report first to find out whether there is a problem and where, then a monitoring tool once it’s worth watching every day.

• Mention rate and position per engine — how often each engine named you, as a share of its runs, and where you landed when it did.
• Who is named instead — the competitors that hold the answers you are missing from.
• Where the engines look — the sites they cite for your category, and whether you appear on them.
• Whether they can read your site — robots.txt rules for each answer crawler, text without JavaScript, llms.txt and identity markup.
• A prioritised fix list — built from those sources and gaps, not from a generic checklist.
• Every answer, verbatim — so you can check the reading instead of taking it on faith.

It is a dated snapshot, not a status: run it again next month and the numbers will move, because the web moved. How the number is produced.