Unlimited users, competitors and languages from the $95 plan
Source analytics down to the URL: which pages the engines retrieved and cited
Recommended actions and gap analysis are not locked behind the top tier
The catch: Three models per plan. A fourth engine is a paid add-on, and Claude only comes with Enterprise.
Free trial offered; its length is not stated on the pricing page
The verdict in 30 secondsPeec AI is the one you can buy this afternoon: $95/mo for 50 prompts on 3 models, unlimited seats, daily tracking. Profound covers more engines on one contract and adds Prompt Volumes and Agent Analytics, but after a free 7-day trial the only paid plan is Enterprise, priced by sales.
By Nathan Price, editorial team · facts read on the official pages of Profound and Peec AI on November 14, 2026
50 unique prompts run daily for 7 days, 1 language, 1 region, limited AI Marketer credits, no history, no exports, no API
Enterprise
Custom
Tailored prompt plan, daily tracking, all-time history, CSV and JSON exports, API, SSO/SAML, SOC 2, dedicated support
Agency Growth (agencies only)
$399/mo per client workspace
Self-serve plan for agencies: 10 pitch workspaces a month and 5 agency seats. Each full client workspace is an add-on at $399 a month: 100 unique prompts run daily, 400 agent credits a month, CSV and JSON exports, no API
50 prompts, 3 models, daily, 1 project, 1 country, 4,500 AI answers a month, chat support, no API
Pro
$245/mo
150 prompts, 3 models, daily, 2 projects, 3 countries, 13,500 AI answers a month, API
Advanced
$495/mo
350 prompts, 3 models, daily, 5 projects, 3 countries, 31,500 AI answers a month, Looker Studio connector
Enterprise
Custom, annual
Unlimited prompts and projects, daily or weekly, SSO
The gap between these two is less about features than about how you buy. Peec AI publishes four tiers and lets you start alone. Profound shows a free trial (50 prompts run daily for 7 days on ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overviews) and then a custom plan. If nobody on your team can sign an annual software contract, the comparison ends there.
Answer Engine Insights overview: visibility score over time and share of voice against competitors. Source: Profound.
Which AI engines does each one track?
Profound: Up to 10 answer engines on Enterprise; the free trial covers ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overviews. Copilot is not on the list.
Peec AI: You pick 3 models per plan from ChatGPT, Perplexity, AI Overview, AI Mode, Gemini, Naver AI Briefing, ERNIE and Bing AI Mode. Claude is Enterprise only.
On coverage, Profound lists up to 10 answer engines on Enterprise, including Claude and DeepSeek. Peec AI lets you run 3 models per plan out of 8 and charges for each extra model ($30 a month on Starter, $70 on Pro, $140 on Advanced); Claude models only come with Peec AI Enterprise. So a team that must watch five engines pays for add-ons at Peec AI or asks Profound for a quote.
The visibility dashboard: your brand against competitors, day by day. Source: Peec AI.
Prompts, refresh and data: where are the limits?
Profound: Custom prompt plan on Enterprise (50 prompts on the 7-day trial). Daily. Unlimited seats on both plans. CSV and JSON exports and API on Enterprise; none on the trial.
Peec AI: 50 prompts on 3 models, 4,500 AI answers a month. Daily. Unlimited users on every plan. CSV exports and MCP on every plan; API from Pro; Looker Studio connector from Advanced.
On data access, Profound keeps CSV and JSON exports and the API for Enterprise, and the trial has none. Peec AI gives CSV exports and MCP on every plan and the API from Pro at $245 a month.
Which one should you choose?
Choose Profound if
You have an enterprise budget and procurement is fine with a quote
You need Claude, DeepSeek or Google AI Mode in the same contract
You want AI agents that write and report, not only a tracker
SSO/SAML and SOC 2 are requirements, not nice-to-haves
Choose Peec AI if
You want a published price and a card checkout
Three engines cover where your buyers ask their questions
Your whole team needs access without paying per seat
You would rather grow from $95 than negotiate a contract
The catch with Profound: no public price. After the 7-day trial the only paid plan is Enterprise, quoted by sales. The catch with Peec AI: three models per plan. A fourth engine is a paid add-on, and Claude only comes with Enterprise.
Profound does not publish a paid price: its pricing page lists a free 7-day trial and a custom Enterprise plan. Peec AI starts at $95/mo. We do not estimate what Profound quotes; our Profound pricing guide lists what to ask.
Which one tracks more AI engines?
Profound: up to 10 answer engines on Enterprise. Peec AI tracks 3 models per plan chosen from 8, with paid add-ons for more, and up to 26 models on its Enterprise plan.
Can I try both for free?
Yes. Profound has a free 7-day trial with 50 daily prompts on 3 engines. Peec AI offers a free trial; its pricing page does not state the length.
Prices checked. Read on official pricing pages on Nov 14, 2026.
Official sources. Plan limits and engine lists quoted from each vendor.
Public method. One formula, eight criteria, weights published.
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Peec AI: higher scorePeec AI9.1/10$95/mo · checked Nov 14
