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Peec AI Alternatives (2026): 9 AI Visibility Tools Compared

9 Peec AI alternatives compared on engines tracked, prompts per plan and price, plus which ones fix AI visibility instead of only reporting it.

Part of our GEO & AI Search guide.

If you like Peec AI but want more engines for the same money, Rankshift and SE Visible are the strongest alternatives: Rankshift includes all nine of its engines from $82 a month, and SE Visible tracks 200 prompts across five engines daily from $79. If you want to act on what tracking finds, Okara covers the same three engines as a typical Peec setup (ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and AI Mode) and adds a site audit, citation gaps, outreach targets and fixes shipped as GitHub pull requests, from $129 a month. If you mainly want to spend less, Rankscale ($20) and Otterly.AI ($29) are the cheapest ways to keep tracking. If the fix is mostly content, look at Frase.

What Peec AI costs and what you get

Peec AI prices its brand plans by tracked prompts. Every self-serve plan lets you pick 3 AI models from ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini and Naver AI, and runs each prompt daily. Seats are unlimited, and extra countries and languages cost nothing.

PlanBilled monthlyBilled annually (per month)PromptsModelsAI answers per month
Starter$95$80503 of your choice4,500
Pro$245$2051503 of your choice13,500
Advanced$495$4203503 of your choice31,500
EnterpriseCustom, annual onlyNot publicCustomUp to 13Not public

Extra models are paid add-ons: $30 a month on Starter, $70 on Pro and $140 on Advanced. Those figures appeared next to an "Annual" label, so monthly-billed add-ons probably cost more, but Peec doesn't show that price. Perplexity is available only as an add-on or on Enterprise. Claude, Grok, DeepSeek, API access and SSO are Enterprise-only.

There's a free trial, but Peec doesn't publish its length or limits. The pricing page showed USD from our location; Peec has historically quoted euros, and European visitors may still see EUR (we couldn't verify this). Agencies get a separate credit-based price list from $245 a month.

Peec also offers gap analysis (sources citing competitors but not you), ranked recommended actions, AI crawler analytics and AI shopping tracking. What it doesn't do is carry out those actions for you.

Why Peec AI users look elsewhere

The three-model cap is the usual trigger. Adding Perplexity or Copilot to Starter costs at least $30 a month per engine, so a four-engine setup runs $110 a month on annual billing, and more on monthly.

Fifty prompts also goes quickly. One product in one market can fill it, and a second product line or country usually means Pro at $205 to $245.

Then there's the gap between knowing and doing. Recommended actions tell you which sources to pursue and which pages to create, but somebody still has to write the content, change the site and handle outreach. Small teams often don't have that person.

None of this makes Peec a bad tool. If three engines cover your market and you value unlimited seats, staying put is a fair call.

Peec AI alternatives compared

ToolStarting pricePrompts at entryEngines at entryBeyond trackingBest for
Rankshift$92/mo ($82 annual)About 52 daily on 3 engines (credit-based)9, all includedContent briefs, AI writer, APIMore engines per dollar
Okara$129/mo ($108 annual)153Site audit, citation gaps, outreach targets, fixes as pull requestsTeams that want to act on AI visibility
SE Visible$99/mo ($79 annual)2005APIMost prompts per dollar
Otterly.AI$29/mo ($25 annual)154GEO audits, recommendationsCheapest daily tracking
Rankscale$20/mo ($17 annual)Unlimited terms, about 480 answers/mo10Page audits, recommendationsFlexible multi-engine checks
QwairyFree; paid from €79/mo (about $89)Up to 100 (1,300 credits/mo)10Action center, content studioFree start, broad coverage
Frase$49/mo ($39 annual)502Writing, optimization, publishingContent teams
Writesonic$99/mo ($79 annual)503AI articles, site auditsTracking plus writing
HubSpot AEO$50/mo ($45 annual)253RecommendationsHubSpot users, simple tracking

Rankshift: every engine for less than Peec Starter

Rankshift's Starter costs $92 a month, or $82 annually (the page defaults to euros: €77 and €69). Every plan includes all nine of its engines: ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Gemini, Perplexity, Mistral, Meta AI, Claude and Microsoft Copilot. Instead of engine add-ons you spend credits: 9,500 a month on Starter, 2 per run for most engines and 5 for Claude and Copilot.

The "150 prompts a day" headline assumes one engine. Run three 2-credit engines daily and you get about 52 prompts, close to Peec Starter, but with no add-on fee for Perplexity or Claude (Claude just burns more credits). Unlimited projects and seats, API and MCP access, and an AI content writer come with every plan. There's no Grok or DeepSeek. The 30-day trial, no card needed, is the longest here. See our Rankshift alternatives post for its own competitors.

Okara: tracking plus the work that gets you cited

Okara's GEO Agent tracks brand mentions and citations in ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode, the same three engines a typical Peec setup uses. The trade-off is volume: you get up to 15 prompts against Peec Starter's 50, so it's less tracking than Peec and far less than SE Visible or Rankshift.

What you get instead is the work after the report. A site audit checks 100+ GEO data points. Citation gaps show, for each prompt, which competitor domains get cited instead of you, rated by priority, with the reason. Outreach research pulls the sources ChatGPT and AI Mode cite and names the blogs, publications and YouTubers that mention competitors, with who to contact, why they matter and what to send them. Codeable fixes ship through the Coding Agent as GitHub pull requests you review, with content and distribution fixes listed alongside. Nothing happens without your approval.

Lite costs $129 a month ($108 annually), $34 more than Peec Starter billed monthly. Pick Okara if you'd rather act on AI visibility than collect the biggest tracking dataset. The GEO Agent page covers how it works.

SE Visible: the most prompts for the money

SE Visible is SE Ranking's standalone AI visibility product (its site is visible.seranking.com; sevisible.com redirects to an unrelated agency). Basic costs $99 a month or $79 annually for 200 prompts, checked daily across ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Mode, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews. SE Ranking puts that at about 30,000 answers a month, against Peec Starter's 4,500 at a similar price.

The gaps: no Copilot, Grok or DeepSeek, Claude is "coming soon", and so are advanced analytics, reporting and user management. There's no white-label option. If you also want SEO tools, SE Ranking's Core plan ($129, or $103.20 annually) includes 100 daily prompts across 5 LLMs plus a full SEO suite. The trial runs 10 days. Choose SE Visible when volume and simplicity matter more than engine breadth.

Otterly.AI: the cheapest way to keep tracking daily

Otterly's Lite plan costs $29 a month ($25 annually) for 15 prompts tracked daily across ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity and Microsoft Copilot. That's under a third of Peec Starter's price, with Perplexity and Copilot included. Gemini and AI Mode cost $9 a month each on Lite; Claude costs $29.

Lite adds 1,000 GEO URL audits a month and three recommendations a week, but no API, MCP or extra prompts. Standard jumps to $189 a month ($160 annually) for 100 prompts, roughly Peec Starter's cost per prompt with one more engine. The 7-day trial includes 50 prompts, no card. Otterly suits a solo marketer watching a handful of key prompts. More options at this level are in our Otterly.AI alternatives roundup.

Rankscale: multi-engine tracking from $20

Rankscale's Essentials plan costs $20 a month ($17 annually) and includes every engine it tracks: ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, AI Mode, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, DeepSeek, Mistral, Copilot and Grok (marked experimental). Search terms are unlimited; credits are the limit. Essentials gets 120 a month at a typical 0.25 credits per answer, so about 480 answers, or roughly 40 prompts on three engines monthly.

The fairer comparison is Pro: $99 a month ($84.15 annually) for up to 4,800 answers, with sentiment, exports, team seats and a 7-day trial. That matches Peec Starter's volume and price across whichever engines you pick, though Claude (2 credits) and DeepSeek (1 credit) cost far more per answer. Rankscale adds page audits and recommendations but no content creation. It fits consultants and small agencies.

Qwairy: a free plan and ten engines

Qwairy's free plan gives you 120 credits with no card, the easiest way to try a replacement before paying. Starter costs €79 a month (about $89 via the site's USD toggle) or €65 annually, for up to 100 prompts across 10 providers, including Grok, Claude, Mistral and DeepSeek. The last three are tracked through APIs, not the consumer apps.

The catch is volume. One credit is one prompt on one engine for one day, and Starter's 1,300 monthly credits work out to about 43 answers a day. That's 100 prompts on three engines weekly, not daily, and under a third of Peec Starter's 4,500 answers. Unused credits roll over. Qwairy adds an Action Center for recommendations, a Content Studio for articles, and llms.txt tools. It suits teams who want broad coverage and can live with weekly checks.

Frase: tracking tied to the content that fixes it

Frase is a content platform with AI visibility on every paid plan. Starter costs $49 a month ($39 annually) for 50 daily prompts on ChatGPT and what Frase calls "Google AI" (it doesn't specify AI Overviews or AI Mode). Perplexity needs Professional ($129, or $103 annually); Claude and Gemini need Scale ($299, or $239 annually).

Frase beats Peec on what happens after the report. The same account briefs, drafts in your brand voice, scores content for SEO and GEO, and can publish to WordPress, Webflow, Sanity or Wix. Content Guard spots decaying pages, writes the fix and republishes on approval. The tracking itself only monitors. Starter is one seat, one site and 10 articles a month. Choose Frase if content is your main lever.

Writesonic: tracking and writing under one login

Writesonic's Starter costs $99 a month ($79 annually, paid upfront) for 50 prompts on ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overviews. The fine print: it tracks 50 answers a day, one per prompt, so about 1,500 a month against Peec's 4,500.

What you get instead is output: 15 AI articles a month and 10 site audits with "automatic AI fixes". The Action Center, which executes on-page and off-page actions, is a trial on Growth ($399 annually) and full only on Enterprise, where Perplexity, Claude and Copilot also live. Starter is one user, where Peec gives unlimited seats. Writesonic suits a solo marketer who would otherwise buy a separate writing tool.

HubSpot AEO: simple tracking for $50

HubSpot AEO (still in Beta) costs $50 a month, or $45 annually, with no other HubSpot subscription required. It tracks 25 prompts daily across ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity, about 2,500 answers a month, for one brand. Ten more prompts cost $20 a month.

You get prioritized recommendations, citation analysis, competitor share of voice and sentiment. On Marketing Hub Professional or Enterprise, AEO is included and you can act on recommendations inside HubSpot's content tools. The big gap is Google: no AI Overviews or AI Mode, both of which Peec offers. The 28-day trial is generous, and the free AI Search Grader gives a one-time score based largely on model training data. Choose it if you already work in HubSpot.

How to choose

If you want Peec's setup with more engines, pick Rankshift and keep an eye on credits.

If you care more about acting on AI visibility than about tracking volume, pick Okara. It covers ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and AI Mode on 15 prompts, then adds a site audit, citation gaps, named outreach targets and fixes you approve as pull requests.

If you want the most prompts per dollar and five engines are enough, SE Visible Basic gives you 200 daily prompts from $79.

If your budget is under $30, Otterly Lite tracks 15 prompts daily. Rankscale Essentials is cheaper if monthly checks are fine.

If you want to test before paying, start with Qwairy's free plan or HubSpot's 28-day trial. Our guide to how to track AI brand mentions covers which prompts to set up first.

If you have data and nobody to act on it, Frase fits when the fix is content, and Okara fits when you'd rather approve pull requests and outreach than write tickets. For the wider category, see our comparison of GEO tools.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Peec AI cost in 2026?

As of September 26, 2026, Peec AI Starter costs $95 a month, or $80 a month billed annually, for 50 prompts on 3 AI models. Pro costs $245 ($205 annually) for 150 prompts and Advanced $495 ($420 annually) for 350. Enterprise is custom, on an annual contract. Extra models start at $30 a month.

Is there a free Peec AI alternative?

Yes, with limits. Qwairy has a free plan with 120 credits, and AthenaHQ's free plan includes 300 credits across 5 engines (it doesn't say whether they renew monthly). HubSpot's AI Search Grader is free but one-time. Rankshift offers a 30-day trial and HubSpot AEO 28 days, both without a card (checked September 26, 2026).

What's the cheapest Peec AI alternative?

Rankscale Essentials is the cheapest paid plan at $20 a month, with all its engines but only about 480 answers a month. Otterly.AI Lite is the cheapest with daily tracking: $29 a month for 15 prompts on 4 engines. Both prices were checked September 26, 2026.

Which Peec AI alternative tracks the most AI engines?

Among self-serve plans under $100 a month, Rankscale and Qwairy include 10 engines and Rankshift 9. Peec's self-serve plans track 3, with more as paid add-ons, and Enterprise covers up to 13. All three alternatives use credits, so each extra engine reduces how many prompts you can run (as of September 2026).

Peec AI vs Otterly.AI: which should I pick?

Otterly.AI is cheaper to start ($29 vs $95 a month) and includes 4 engines where Peec lets you choose 3. Peec gives more room (50 prompts vs 15) plus gap analysis and AI shopping tracking, though it doesn't clearly publish which plan gets which feature. At 100 prompts, Otterly Standard ($189) costs about the same per prompt as Peec Starter. Prices as of September 26, 2026.

Does Peec AI track Perplexity and Claude?

As of September 26, 2026, Peec AI tracks Perplexity only as a paid extra model or on Enterprise, and Claude only on Enterprise. Self-serve plans pick 3 from ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overviews, Copilot, Gemini and Naver AI. Rankshift, Rankscale and Qwairy include both on entry plans.

Prices checked September 26, 2026 on each vendor's pricing page.

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