Peec AI is well-funded (a recent €21M Series A) and known for strong sentiment analysis. One limitation worth knowing upfront: Claude tracking is restricted to their Enterprise tier, so if Claude visibility specifically matters to you, entry-level Peec plans won't cover it. Here's how the alternatives compare.
| Tool | Price (entry) | Engines covered | Prompts tracked | Brands | Competitors tracked | Tracking frequency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prescy | $49/mo | 5, all included — Claude from day one | 35 | 1 | 3 | Weekly |
| Peec AI Starter | $95/mo | Choose 3; Claude Enterprise-only | 50 | 1 project, unlimited users | Automatic benchmarking | Daily |
| Peec AI Pro | $245/mo | Choose 3 | 150 | 2 projects, unlimited users | Automatic benchmarking | Daily |
| Otterly.AI | $29/mo (Lite) | 4 core; Gemini, AI Mode and Claude extra | 15 | Unlimited brand reports | Automatic discovery | Daily |
| Profound | $99/mo, billed yearly | 1 at Starter | 50 | 1 business | Competitive presence analysis | Daily |
Public entry-plan details checked July 2026. Pricing and allowances can change; confirm them with each provider before buying.
If Claude visibility matters to you — and increasingly it does, given how many people now use Claude for research and recommendations — Prescy includes it at Starter, roughly half Peec's entry price, with no need to upgrade to an enterprise tier to see it.
Peec's sentiment analysis is genuinely strong and something we don't offer yet — if understanding how your brand is described (not just whether it's mentioned) is your top priority right now, Peec is worth serious consideration. Their unlimited-seats model is also a real advantage for larger teams.
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