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What does Peec AI cost to track your brand in AI answers?

Published October 31, 2026

What each plan costs and covers

Peec AI's pricing page says pricing is based on tracked prompts and models analyzed. Every plan includes unlimited users, so headcount doesn't change the bill. Prompt and project counts do.

Starter, Pro and Advanced offer monthly and annual billing. Enterprise pricing is quoted by sales. A free trial starts from the pricing page. Peec AI's pricing update post also describes free 7-day pitch projects, which suit agencies showing a prospect what tracking looks like.

Any account can track several sub-brands. Agency accounts have this switched on by default.

How prompts and models affect coverage

On Starter, Pro and Advanced, you pick three models from ChatGPT, AI Mode, AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini and Naver AI. Enterprise adds Claude Sonnet 4, GPT 5 Search, Grok, Deepseek, Qwen, Mistral, Meta Spark and Perplexity.

To track more models without switching plans, Peec AI sells Additional Models as an add-on. The price reflects one additional model and is based on the prompts included in your plan, so it moves with your prompt count. The hidden SEO tool costs guide covers how to include add-ons in a subscription budget.

Tracking runs daily on Starter, Pro and Advanced. Enterprise offers daily or weekly. Peec AI's pricing update post says you can allocate prompts across projects freely and set frequency per project, such as daily for priority projects and weekly for the rest.

Peec AI defines AI answers as the individual AI search results it tracks across platforms. As a planning assumption rather than a vendor figure, count one result per prompt per model per daily run. Each Starter prompt on three models gives 50 times 3, or 150 answers a day. Over 30 days that's 4,500.

How to calculate the cost per tracked prompt

Divide monthly price by prompt allowance: $95 divided by 50 is $1.90 on Starter, $245 divided by 150 is about $1.63 on Pro, and $495 divided by 350 is about $1.41 on Advanced. These are rates per tracked prompt, not per AI answer. Confirm the billing term and any annual discount before paying.

Projects spread the allowance thinner. Pro averages 150 divided by 2, or 75 prompts per project. Advanced averages 350 divided by 5, or 70 prompts per project.

Those are equal-split examples. You can allocate the allowance differently when one project needs more coverage.

A single brand with up to 50 prompts fits Starter at the listed $95 a month. An agency can show a prospect the tracking with Peec AI's free 7-day pitch projects, then pick Pro for 2 projects or Advanced for 5.

An extra model raises the monthly price without adding prompts. Add its charge before dividing, or your per-prompt cost will look lower than it is.

What it does not measure

A prompt tracker reports what AI answers say for the prompts you wrote, on the models you chose. Questions you never added and engines outside your three picks stay invisible.

Answer tracking also sits apart from clicks, traffic and sales. To measure those outcomes, check your analytics setup and any costs separately.

The AI search visibility guide compares other trackers. The AI SEO tools guide covers the wider category. Add the plan and any extra models in /seo-tools-cost-calculator/ to compare the full budget.

Work out your own number: the SEO Tools Cost Calculator finds the cheapest published plan for your sites, tracked keywords and users.

Figures come from each vendor's own pricing pages and documentation. We have not tested these tools hands-on, and no ranking here is paid for.