AI search analytics that runs tracked prompts daily across AI models and separates sources, inline citations and in-text links as distinct metrics.
SEO and content teams, and agencies running several client brands, who want source-level detail rather than a single visibility score. Peec's docs define Sources, Citations and Links as three different things and publish metrics for each, so you can tell whether a model merely retrieved your page or actually attributed it. Agency accounts use credits to allocate prompts and models across projects, and the product includes an API, an MCP server, a Data Studio connector, CSV export and SSO.
Peec publishes no prices at all. The pricing page names Starter, Pro, Advanced and Enterprise and shows only "Monthly", "Annual" and "Custom" labels with no amounts, no seat counts, no prompt quotas and no trial length, so every figure comes from sales. The page also states that monthly AI answers are "Calculated by multiplying tracked prompts by active models and tracking frequency", meaning adding a model or a country burns the same budget as adding prompts - a detail that makes quotes hard to compare. Engine coverage is stated inconsistently across the vendor's own pages, and the docs warn that source data from model APIs can differ from what real users see.
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The vendor states this inconsistently. The homepage names ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini; the docs say prompts run across "AI platforms like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot" daily; the chats documentation references ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini; and the API's model-channel docs give ChatGPT UI, Perplexity API and Google AI Overview as example surfaces. The site also has dedicated ChatGPT, Gemini and AI Mode tracker pages. Get the current list confirmed in writing.
Both, and it separates them. The docs define Sources as every URL a model accessed, Citations as the URLs referenced inline in the answer text, and Links as URLs the answer wrote into its prose. Published metrics include Retrievals, Retrieval rate, Citation rate, Total citations and Citations share, and sources are classified as competitor, editorial, reference or UGC.
Nothing is published. The pricing page shows Starter, Pro, Advanced and Enterprise with only Monthly, Annual and Custom labels - no prices, prompt counts, seat counts or trial length. Because the page states monthly AI answers equal prompts multiplied by active models and tracking frequency, two quotes with the same prompt count can differ substantially once models and countries are added.
Yes. The docs cover an API with authentication, rate limits and report endpoints for Brands, Domains, Links and URLs, plus stable model-channel IDs so historical data does not fragment when a model is upgraded. There is also an MCP server for Claude and Cursor, a Data Studio connector for client dashboards, and CSV export including a full chat export from the Project tab.
Facts sourced from the vendor’s own site, last verified 2026-10-10.
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