Peec AI Pricing: What You Get for Your Money in 2026

Peec AI (opens in a new tab) starts at $95 per month for 50 prompts tracked daily across three AI models. Pro costs $245 per month, Advanced costs $495, and Enterprise has custom pricing. Agencies have a separate credit-based offering starting at $245 per month.

But the starting price only tells you part of the story. The number of models, projects, and questions you need to monitor determines which plan will actually cover your work. Then there is another question: how much help do you get turning that data into better AI visibility?

This guide breaks down Peec AI’s plans, the costs that change your budget, and when ZeroRank AI offers better value.

Peec AI pricing at a glance

The three standard brand plans (opens in a new tab) include daily tracking and unlimited users. Advanced adds Looker Studio integration; Enterprise lists API access, SSO, and custom tracking arrangements. 

At a 30-day tracking cadence, those standard plans represent 4,500, 13,500, and 31,500 AI answers respectively. These are repeated checks of your selected prompts, rather than thousands of different questions researched for you.

For example, Starter’s 50 prompts could be split across five topics with ten questions each. That can provide a useful baseline for a focused business. A company with several products, customer segments, and markets will have to prioritize much more aggressively.

What do you get with each Peec AI plan?

Starter: $95 per month for a focused baseline

Starter fits a team that wants to follow one brand through a defined set of buyer questions. Its main value is a repeatable monitoring process: the same questions, checked daily, with a record you can compare over time.

The constraint is breadth. Fifty prompts need to cover the questions that matter most, and three included models mean choosing which AI platforms deserve your attention first.

Unlimited users are useful here. You can involve marketing colleagues without paying for additional seats. But more people viewing the account does not increase its coverage.

Buy Starter if: you have one project and a small, well-defined set of questions to monitor.

Compare alternatives first if: you want broader model access or research and content production included in the same budget.

With ZeroRank you can track up to 17 AI models in every plan, with content creation credits included.

Pro: $245 per month for more questions and a second project

Pro increases the prompt allowance from 50 to 150 and the project allowance from one to two. You pay $150 more per month, while the number of included models stays at three.

This upgrade makes sense when the questions you cannot track on Starter represent meaningful gaps. For example, you may need separate prompt groups for product comparisons, use cases, and purchase decisions rather than a handful of broad category queries.

At full utilization, the monthly price per tracked prompt falls from $1.90 on Starter to approximately $1.63 on Pro. That is a useful capacity comparison, not a measure of business results: unused prompts do not make a plan better value.

Buy Pro if: your monitoring needs have outgrown 50 prompts and two projects are enough.

Compare alternatives first if: your reason for upgrading is access to more AI models. Pro does not expand the three-model allowance by itself.

Advanced: $495 per month for more projects and reporting

Advanced provides 350 prompts, five projects, and Looker Studio integration. The prompt allowance is seven times Starter’s, but the included model count remains three.

Its value is strongest when several teams or projects need a shared reporting process. If Looker Studio already sits at the center of your marketing reporting, the integration can matter more than the headline prompt count.

Five projects do not mean 350 prompts for each project. Plan your total coverage before choosing the tier. An even split would leave 70 prompts per project.

Buy Advanced if: you need the combination of capacity, project slots, and Looker Studio reporting.

Compare alternatives first if: you only need a larger model selection for one brand.

Enterprise: custom pricing for custom requirements

Enterprise is the route for buyers who need custom coverage, unlimited projects, API access, or SSO. Peec also advertises a wider model selection at this level.

The buying decision should start with a written configuration: required models, markets, prompts, reporting, integrations, and support. A custom quote is only comparable once those requirements are explicit.

The costs to check beyond the base subscription

Additional AI models

Peec’s standard brand plans include three models. Additional models carry an extra charge that scales with the plan’s prompt allowance.

These prices apply to one additional model, not a package containing every model shown on the page. Confirm that the specific platform you need is available on your chosen tier.

There is additional capacity behind that charge. Fifty prompts across four models every day produce approximately 6,000 answers over 30 days, compared with 4,500 across three. 

That matters when comparing Peec with an answer-budget product: the larger bill also buys more checks.

Annual commitment

Peec Starter at $80 per month on annual billing represents $960 for a year. Pro represents $2,460, and Advanced $5,040, before additional models.

Annual billing can reduce the cost once you know the product fits. During evaluation, first establish whether the prompt limits, model coverage, and reporting meet your needs. A lower monthly equivalent is less helpful if you commit to the wrong configuration.

Project and reporting requirements

A plan can have enough prompts but too few project slots. It can also have enough tracking capacity while missing the reporting or integration your team needs.

Budget from your workflow: how many brands need separate reporting, who needs access, and where must the data go? Choosing on prompt count alone can push you into a second upgrade later.

Peec AI agency pricing: what the credits buy

Peec’s agency offering (opens in a new tab) separates client capacity from its standard brand plans.

Peec defines a daily prompt-model check as one credit. A prompt tracked across three models over its 30-day planning period requires 90 credits. Its documentation describes credits as allocation slots, rather than a consumable balance that resets each month. 

For example, five clients with 50 prompts each, tracked across three models daily, require:

5 clients × 50 prompts × 3 models × 30 days = 22,500 credits.

That fits within Growth’s 25,000-credit allocation, subject to the plan’s other limits. Increasing the same setup to five models requires 37,500 credits. The number of clients has not changed, but the required tracking capacity has increased considerably.

Peec also offers pitch projects and client reporting features. Confirm the project, pitch, and reporting allowances on the configuration you select; credits are only one part of the purchase.

Is the Agency Partner Program included?

Treat the partner program (opens in a new tab) as a separate eligibility decision. Peec advertises directory visibility, partner resources, co-marketing, and optional sales coaching, but its FAQ describes an invite-only partner intake and a waiting list.

A basic directory application is available to qualifying Peec customers offering AEO/GEO services. Trusted Partner status has additional requirements, including platform expertise and demonstrated client success. Do not assume a subscription automatically includes coaching or co-marketing placement. 

What do actual Peec AI reviews say about value?

At the time of research, G2 listed 4.7/5 from 21 reviews. Two recent reviews illustrate the buying trade-off:

• Simon K., September 15, 2026 (opens in a new tab): praised straightforward setup, intuitive presentation, and useful dashboards; wanted less navigation clutter and clearer guidance on improving performance.
• Rinaldi J., August 11, 2026 (opens in a new tab): valued prompt tracking and competitor analysis, while questioning whether the Earned and Owned Actions recommendations understood the business well enough to guide content decisions.

The practical evaluation question is whether you can take a finding and decide what to do next. During a trial, investigate a real visibility gap, identify the supporting answers and sources, and see whether the suggested action is specific enough for your team to execute.

Peec AI vs. ZeroRank AI: which gives you more for the money?

For smaller teams, the most useful comparison is between the entry and mid-tier plans.

Peec answer counts use a 30-day daily schedule. ZeroRank’s budget is measured in answer runs; some models consume more than one run per answer. These are comparable starting allowances, not a guarantee of identical sampling or identical output volume across every model mix. 

ZeroRank Starter is $6 less per month. Pro is $46 less, or $552 less over 12 monthly payments. The stronger reason to compare them is what else that subscription supports.

Flexible model coverage without a separate model add-on

ZeroRank lets you allocate your answer budget across its supported platforms and choose daily, weekly, monthly, or manual tracking per workspace.

For standard one-run checks, 50 prompts × three models × 30 days uses 4,500 runs. At the same daily frequency, adding a fourth model increases usage to 6,000. On Starter, you would need to reduce coverage elsewhere, change cadence, or buy additional runs.

That flexibility is useful when you want to test another platform without purchasing a recurring model add-on. It does not make the additional checks free or remove the usage limit. Premium models and some search engines have higher run weights.

Research and content work are part of the subscription

ZeroRank Starter includes 15 Prompt Research runs, three AI article generations, and three content optimizations per month. Pro increases those allowances to 50, 12, and 12.

This gives a small team a practical sequence: research relevant questions, track them, identify gaps, and work on the content that could address those gaps. The value is strongest when you will use those tools regularly; a team with an established research and writing stack may place less weight on them.

ZeroRank also includes a conversational Copilot that reads workspace visibility, answers, sources, and technical audit data. It can help investigate a competitor’s advantage and propose follow-up work, with approval before supported actions run.

Peec has its own action features. The useful comparison is how well each product supports your actual work, including the research and content allowances you would otherwise need to source separately.

Client reporting without moving straight to Enterprise

ZeroRank Starter includes shareable dashboards and API/MCP access. Pro adds white-label dashboards and automated client email reports. Its reporting workflow supports sending from an agency’s own mailbox and scheduling reports per dashboard.

Starter does not include the Pro white-label and automated email features. Agentic Workflows and SSO are listed at Enterprise level on the current subscription page.

As an agency search visibility tool (opens in a new tab), this makes ZeroRank Pro worth evaluating at $199 per month when branded reporting and execution tools matter. For a large monitoring workload, Peec’s agency tiers may provide substantially more tracking capacity. Compare the exact client and model setup, rather than assuming either product wins at every scale.

Is Peec AI worth the price?

Peec is a reasonable choice when its prompt and project allowances fit your business, your team values its reporting experience, and you have a clear process for acting on the findings. Its agency credit system can also suit teams allocating different levels of monitoring to different clients.

ZeroRank deserves a close look when you want flexible access to more platforms, included prompt research and content tools, or branded client reporting at the Pro price point.

Before paying, map out your actual workload: buyer questions, AI platforms, markets, client projects, and required reporting. Then test one visibility gap from discovery through to a concrete action. That will tell you more about value than the longest feature list.

Want to see what that workflow looks like for your brand? 

Start with a free ZeroRank AI visibility report, then compare the plans.

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Kelvin ÇobanajCo-founder

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