| Entry price and pricing unit | Self-serve Starter (50 prompts), Pro (150) and Advanced (350), plus a custom annual Enterprise plan. Cost scales with prompts and models: Peec counts AI answers as prompts x models x frequency. Annual billing is 15% cheaper. Price figures are shown by locale on Peec's live page, so check Peec's pricing page for the current amounts. | Four flat monthly plans: Lite $29 (25 prompts), Starter $79 (100 prompts), Growth $199 (200 prompts), Pro $499 (500 prompts). The plan sets prompts and engines, and extra prompts are $89 per 100. Unlimited seats on every plan. See our pricing |
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| Engine coverage | Self-serve plans include 3 models chosen from 6: ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Perplexity, Gemini and Microsoft Copilot. Extra models are an add-on. Enterprise can choose from a wider model list that includes Claude. | 5 engines: ChatGPT (web), Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Gemini. Lite has 3, Starter 4, Growth and Pro 5. No engine add-ons. Claude is not tracked yet. See our pricing |
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| Free trial | The pricing page shows a free trial button. Trial length and card requirements are not stated on Peec's own pages, so check Peec before you plan around a trial. | No free trial. Plans bill monthly. See our pricing |
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| Geography and language | Peec says it supports 80+ countries. Its own pages differ on whether countries and languages are limited by plan, so check Peec's pricing page for your plan. | United States and English only. Read our method |
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| MCP | Remote MCP server with 51 read tools and 48 write tools. Sign in with OAuth 2.0 or a personal access token. Write tools need organization-owner access. Docs include setup guides for Claude, Cursor and VS Code, and Peec lists a ChatGPT plugin. The docs do not say which plans include MCP, so check Peec. | Live with Claude and ChatGPT. It reads your latest run, with answer snippets of up to 500 characters. An assistant can draft prompts and propose changes that you confirm in the app. It cannot start runs, change engines or schedule, or touch billing. How our MCP works |
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| API access | The REST API is currently limited to Enterprise customers, with per-project rate limits. | No customer REST API at launch. See our pricing |
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| Answer-level data and export | The MCP get_chat tool returns the full AI response, sources, brands and search queries for a chat. Peec lists CSV export, an API and a Looker Studio connector (Advanced and up). We did not find a stated retention period on Peec's public pages. | Full answers and sources are viewable in the app for 13 months, and counts and verdicts are kept for the life of the account. CSV export covers prompts, engines, competitors and sources, without full answers. MCP returns snippets only. Read our method |
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| Methodology transparency | Peec says it uses UI scraping and simulation of real interfaces rather than API polling for most engines, and defines a chat as one prompt on one model from one location on one day. We did not find a published sample-size or runs-per-prompt statement. | The method page is public. Each answer is scored by a model with a second model checking borderline cases. Percentages need at least 20 prompts, competitors named fewer than 10 times show as "fewer than 10", and a movement is reported only after three runs and a 5-point change. Single answers vary, and counts are reported as measured. Read our method |
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