Peec AI is a Berlin-based startup that raised €7M to build AI search analytics for marketing teams. They've positioned themselves as a serious player in the GEO space, with a focus on enterprise features and GDPR compliance.
If you're considering them, here's what you should know.
How Peec AI works
Peec AI tracks your brand visibility across ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews. You set up prompts you want to monitor, and they show you where you appear, how you're positioned, and what sentiment the AI expresses about your brand.
The AI Visibility Score gives you a benchmark of how often your brand shows up in AI conversations. Prompt Monitoring suggests relevant prompts based on your industry and shows how your brand performs on each. You can also see which prompts your competitors are winning.
Sentiment Analysis tells you if AI is describing your brand positively, negatively, or neutrally. Source and Citation Tracking shows where AI tools are pulling their information from.
They also support 115+ languages and are GDPR compliant, which matters if you're operating in Europe or targeting international markets.
Peec AI pricing
Their pricing starts higher than most alternatives. Starter is $99/month for 25 prompts, Pro is $212/month for 100 prompts, and Enterprise is $530+/month for 300+ prompts.
The base plans include ChatGPT, Perplexity, and AI Overviews. If you want to track Gemini, AI Mode, or Claude, those are paid add-ons.
There's a free tier to explore the platform, but it's limited. For real usage, you're looking at $99/month minimum.
What Peec AI does well
Sentiment analysis is a real differentiator. Most AI visibility tools just tell you if you're mentioned. Peec tells you how you're being described. If brand perception matters to you, this is valuable.
The platform is enterprise-ready with GDPR compliance, 115+ languages, clean exports, and API access on higher tiers. If you're an agency or a team with compliance requirements, Peec has you covered.
Source tracking helps with strategy. Knowing which pages AI is citing gives you actionable data. And the clean reporting makes it easy to share insights with clients or stakeholders.
Where Mentionable takes a different approach
Peec AI is built for marketing teams and agencies who need enterprise features, sentiment analysis, and multi-language support. Mentionable is built for solopreneurs who want simple, automated tracking without the complexity.
The key difference is how you get started. With Peec, you manually set up prompts. With Mentionable, you enter your URL, we suggest prompts based on what you offer, and you pick which ones to track or add your own.
Peec's base plans include 3 LLMs, with Claude and Gemini as paid add-ons. Mentionable includes all 5 LLMs (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Grok, Gemini, Claude) from the start on all paid plans. And Mentionable offers a 7-day free trial to get started.
Which one fits you?
Peec AI makes sense if:
- You need sentiment analysis to track brand perception
- You work with a team that needs clean exports and reporting
- You require GDPR compliance for European operations
- You have budget for $99+/month and paid add-ons
- You want source tracking to understand where AI pulls data from
Mentionable might be better if:
- You want to try with a 7-day free trial and upgrade when needed
- You want all 5 LLMs included without paying for add-ons
- You want prompt suggestions to get started fast, plus custom tracking
- You're a solopreneur or small team without enterprise needs
- You want simple tracking, not a full analytics platform
The bottom line
Peec AI is a solid choice for marketing teams who need enterprise features and don't mind paying for them. The sentiment analysis and source tracking are genuine differentiators.
But if you're a solopreneur or small business, $99/month for 25 prompts with some LLMs as add-ons may be hard to justify. Mentionable gives you all 5 LLMs included, prompt suggestions to get you started, and a 7-day free trial.
Try Mentionable with a 7-day free trial. Pro at €89/month gives you 50 prompts across all 5 LLMs with no add-ons. You can always upgrade to enterprise tools later if your needs grow.