At a glance
| Tool | What it mainly does | Best for | Published pricing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Peec AI | Measures visibility | Marketing and SEO teams who want clear, self-serve AI search analytics with strong source and citation views. | Starter $95, Pro $245, Advanced $495 per month (50, 150 and 350 prompts; 3 models each). Enterprise custom, up to 13 models. |
| ReachFabric | Runs the work | Teams who use analytics like Peec's to find gaps and need the research, content and approvals carried out across Web and Social. | Starts at $2,999/month as a scoped pilot. Implementation, premium data and integrations are separate. |
| Profound | Measures visibility | Enterprise teams wanting the broadest engine coverage plus content agents. | Free 7-day trial, then custom Enterprise (up to 9 engines). |
| AthenaHQ | Measures visibility | Teams wanting monitoring plus a content-optimisation agent at a published price. | Essential free (300 credits). Starter $295/month (3,600 credits, 11 models). Enterprise custom. |
| Otterly.AI | Measures visibility | Smaller teams and agencies starting out on a budget. | Lite $29, Standard $189, Premium $489 per month. |
| Ahrefs Brand Radar | Measures visibility | SEO teams on Ahrefs who want market-wide AI share data without setting up prompts. | Custom Prompts from €47/month (free with paid Ahrefs plans); AI Visibility Index €179/month. Shown in EUR; check your currency. |
| Writesonic | Writes content | Smaller teams wanting tracking and article generation together. | From $79/month billed annually. Basic $199, Growth $399. Enterprise custom. |
| Conductor | Workflow platform | Large enterprise SEO and AEO programmes on very large sites. | Not public. Usage-based Essentials, Growth and Enterprise plans; Essentials has a free trial. |
Pricing as published on each vendor's site, checked 11 October 2026. Vendors change plans often, so confirm before you buy.
Why teams look at Peec AI alternatives
Peec AI is a well-regarded analytics tool with clear self-serve pricing and strong citation analysis. Teams look around for reasons its own pricing and docs make visible:
- Model coverage. Brand plans track 3 models; more needs add-ons or Enterprise.
- From insight to action. Peec recommends actions and has an agent, but content creation and publishing happen elsewhere.
- API and SSO are Enterprise-only on brand plans.
If your team is happy turning Peec’s insights into work with your own tools and people, there may be no reason to switch.
Analytics, optimisation or operations?
| You mainly need to… | Category | Options |
|---|---|---|
| See how AI answers describe you, cheaply and clearly | Analytics | Peec AI, Otterly.AI, Ahrefs Brand Radar |
| See it and get page-level optimisation help | Analytics plus optimisation | AthenaHQ, Scrunch, Writesonic |
| Track broadly and run content agents | Enterprise AEO platform | Profound, Conductor |
| Turn known gaps into researched, approved work across Web and Social | Content operations | ReachFabric, alongside an analytics tool |
Pairing analytics with operations
The most effective setup we see in planning is two-part: an analytics tool tells you where AI answers miss or misdescribe you, and an operations layer does the work to change that, with evidence and approval. For example:
- Peec’s source analytics shows that answers about your category cite three competitor comparison pages and none of yours.
- A ReachFabric Web mission researches the comparison honestly, prepares a sourced page and a short social thread for a named expert, and routes each to its approver.
- A month later, Peec’s data shows whether citations changed.
That example is illustrative, not a customer result. It shows the division of labour.
Checklist for comparing tools
- Engines and regions on the plan you’d actually buy
- Prompt allowance and custom prompts
- Citation detail at domain and URL level
- What happens after the insight: nothing, recommendations, drafts, or approved publishing
- API or MCP access, and on which plan
- Total monthly cost at your real volume, including add-ons
Related reading: Profound alternatives and our playbook on AI share of voice.
Questions people ask
How much does Peec AI cost?
As published on 11 October 2026: Starter $95, Pro $245 and Advanced $495 per month, with 15% off for annual billing. Enterprise is custom. Prices displayed can vary by visitor location.
Does Peec AI create content?
Its own documentation describes recommendations, gap analysis and an agent, but no content creation or publishing. Teams typically act on its data in other tools through its API or MCP.
Which Peec AI alternative tracks the most AI engines?
On published plans, Profound's Enterprise package lists up to 9 engines and AthenaHQ's Starter lists 11 models; Peec AI's own Enterprise plan covers up to 13.
Should I replace Peec AI with ReachFabric?
Usually not. They do different jobs: Peec AI measures, ReachFabric runs the content work. Many teams would use analytics like Peec's to choose what ReachFabric works on.
Sources
- Peec AI pricing
- Peec AI documentation
- Peec AI changelog
- Profound pricing
- Profound Agents
- AthenaHQ plans
- Otterly.AI pricing
- Ahrefs Brand Radar
- Writesonic pricing
- Conductor pricing
Facts on this page were last checked on . First published 11 October 2026.