Peec AI Pricing (2026): $80, $205 and $420 Annual, Three Models Per Tier, and Claude Only on Enterprise

01The short answer

Peec AI costs $80 a month billed annually for 50 prompts on three models of your choice from six, $205 for 150 prompts, $420 for 350 prompts with Looker Studio and multi-country, and a custom Enterprise price for API, SSO, weekly tracking and the other six models, Claude among them. Monthly billing is about 15 percent more. If your three models are ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini, Starter is one of the best-priced trackers in the category per prompt. If one of your three has to be Claude, Peec is an Enterprise conversation as of the page we read, and that is the fact most comparisons, including some of ours until today, had wrong.

02The plans, read off the page

peec.ai/pricing was read with an ordinary fetcher as plain text on 4 September 2026. It defaults to annual billing and prints the yearly saving on each card, which is how we derive the monthly figures. There is a separate agency pricing page we did not read for this article.

03Models: three of six, and where Claude is

The comparison table lists the available models per plan. For Starter, Pro and Advanced the list is the same six: ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot, Perplexity and Gemini, with three active at a time. The Enterprise column adds a Claude model, a ChatGPT search model, Grok, DeepSeek, Qwen and Mistral, each marked as reached through the provider’s API, for up to twelve tracked models. The add-on table for additional models repeats the six self-serve names and no others.

04What each tier includes, line by line

Beyond the plan cards, Peec’s table groups features under Discover, Measure, Act, Report, Data access and Platform. The rows that differ by tier, transcribed on the day:

Rows the table lists without a tier gate, so read them as included everywhere unless Peec says otherwise: brand analytics with visibility, position, sentiment and share of voice; prompt volume scored one to five for relative demand; branded and intent classification per prompt; source analytics with citation share and source classification; gap analysis of sources that name competitors but not you; recommended actions; agent actions with pre-built and custom skills; crawlability audit across more than 40 bots; AI referrals; shareable dashboards; MCP under Data access; SOC 2 under Platform; and a Shopify or CSV product catalogue for AI Shopping tracking. Unlimited users on every tier is the line reviewers praise most.

05The per-prompt and per-answer math

Peec’s own FAQ says higher tiers get a discount on price per prompt, and the table confirms it: the per-prompt cost falls by a quarter from Starter to Advanced. What does not fall is the model cap, which stays at three on every self-serve tier, so a team that wants five models on 350 prompts pays $420 plus $280 in add-ons, $700 a month annual. The site-wide cost-per-prompt comparison puts these figures next to every other vendor’s.

06Add-ons and the annual discount

The add-on table on the day prices one additional model at $30 a month on Starter (saving $60 a year on annual), $70 on Pro (saving $180) and $140 on Advanced (saving $300), with the note that the price reflects the prompts included in the plan, which is why it rises with tier. Extra models are added from the dashboard. The FAQ states a 15 percent discount for annual billing, that prompts can be shared across projects and brands, that prompt volume can be adjusted at any time, and that tracking across any supported country or language costs nothing extra because pricing is tied to prompts. Agencies get bundles with centralised billing and flexible prompt allocation on a separate page.

07Everything that is Enterprise only

• The six additional models: Claude, a ChatGPT search model, Grok, DeepSeek, Qwen, Mistral.
• Choosing from all models rather than three, up to twelve tracked.
• Weekly tracking as an option alongside daily.
• Unlimited projects and custom prompt setup.
• API access.
• Single sign-on.
• Dedicated support and custom onboarding.

Two things often assumed to be Enterprise are not: Looker Studio arrives at Advanced, and the MCP server is documented for self-serve customers, per the full review. That review describes the model cap correctly and does not list the six self-serve models by name; this page does, and corrects the comparison pages that assumed Claude was among them.

08What buyers say about the price, attributed

Reddit’s Peec pricing threads are thin and mostly written by rival vendors, which we exclude. Two lines survive the filter. An r/Superframeworks roundup of alternatives called Peec “solid but has a sneaky pricing issue” over its per-model add-ons, at the euro prices of an earlier page. A r/geotoolsreview comparison with two other trackers concluded that “Peec AI costs more because it focuses on analytics, reporting, and agency workflows”, which is a fair description of what the Pro and Advanced tiers buy. G2 reviewers in our review named the model wall as the complaint that recurs.

09What the same money buys elsewhere, read the same day

This section includes us, so treat it as a vendor’s table and check each pricing page. Every figure was read on 4 September 2026.

Peec’s per-prompt price on Advanced is hard to beat for a three-model programme, and nobody in this table matches its unlimited users at every tier. What the others have is Claude, or an API, at prices Peec reserves for Enterprise; the alternatives page says which one fits which gap.

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