Peec AI is the most straightforwardly designed product in this batch. It measures AI search visibility, it does so daily across six engines, and it documents precisely what each tier includes. It just will not tell you what any of it costs.

What it does well

Daily tracking on every self-serve tier is a genuine strength, and it is unusual. Competitors frequently reserve refresh frequency for higher plans, which means the cheapest tier gives you a stale picture. Peec gives entry customers the same cadence as its top self-serve customers.

Engine coverage is also consistent across tiers and sensibly chosen: ChatGPT, AI Mode, AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot, Perplexity and Gemini. Including both AI Mode and AI Overviews matters because they are different surfaces with different behaviour, and treating them as one thing is a common shortcut.

Source identification is the feature that turns measurement into action. Knowing you are absent is a score; knowing which four publications the engine cites instead is a plan.

The tier structure is unusual, and reading it carefully saves money

Look at what actually differs between plans. Engines: identical. Tracking frequency: identical, daily throughout. What changes is project count, at 1, 2 and 5, support channel, and whether you get Looker Studio and API access, which arrive only on Advanced.

That has a practical implication most buyers will miss. If you track a single brand and do not need to pipe data into a BI tool, the entry tier delivers the same measurement quality as the most expensive self-serve plan. You are paying for projects and integrations, not for better data.

The corollary is that agencies are poorly served here. Five projects is the ceiling before Enterprise, and the limit of three countries per project compounds it for international clients. An agency should assume an Enterprise conversation rather than expect the published tiers to stretch.

The pricing decision is the odd part

Peec publishes a full feature matrix and no prices at all.

This is the least useful of the three possible choices. Publishing everything lets buyers shortlist without a sales call. Publishing nothing at least signals that a conversation is required. Publishing capabilities without cost invites you to spend an afternoon comparing features you may not be able to afford, and moves the price reveal to the end of your evaluation rather than the start.

It is a small thing and it shapes the buying experience considerably. Ask for the number first, then decide whether the matrix is worth studying.