Peec AI Alternatives (2026): Otterly.AI, Profound and Bevizio

Peec AI’s pricing page shows different prices depending on a billing toggle, so check which basis a figure uses. We make Bevizio, which is one of the tools mentioned below, so treat our view with care. Everything here comes from the vendors’ own pages, as read on 29 September 2026, and every source is linked. For a table covering four tools, see AI visibility tools compared.

Peec AI plans at a glance

Prices are per month, in euros. Peec’s terms say prices are net of VAT and the service is for business customers only. Its FAQ says annual billing is 15% off. The annual figures above are what its pricing toggle shows, which works out at about 12% to 18% off. Users, languages and competitors are unlimited on every plan, and tracking is daily. Enterprise is “Custom” and lists API access (its comparison table also ticks API from Pro), single sign-on and, it says, up to 13 models.

How its engine allowance and answer count work

On each of those three plans you choose 3 of six engines: ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini and Naver AI. Perplexity is an add-on, along with any extra model. Peec’s add-on cards load showing the annual rate: €25, €55 or €115 a month on Starter, Pro and Advanced. Its toggle shows €30, €70 or €140 a month on monthly billing.

Its pricing table counts AI answers as prompts times models times days, so Starter’s 4,500 is 50 prompts times 3 models times 30 days. Claude is not among the six you can choose from. It is listed for Enterprise and for the two larger agency tiers, Scale and Comprehensive.

How Peec AI collects and reports

Peec says it uses “UI scraping technology to interact with AI platforms exactly as real users do”, and its documentation explains why it does not use APIs. It also says that for most platforms the platform decides which model answers and whether it searches the web, as it does for a logged-out user. Its pricing page tags seven Enterprise models “API”, including Claude, so the picture is not one method for every engine.

Results appear as visibility (the percentage of responses that mention your brand), share of voice (your mentions as a share of all brand mentions), average position and a sentiment score from 0 to 100. Its pages show “Start free trial” buttons but, as far as we could find, not the trial’s length or whether a card is needed.

Who should stay with Peec AI

Peec’s pages describe tracking across several countries (three on Pro and Advanced) and unlimited users on every plan. They also describe single sign-on on Enterprise, separate agency plans with free pitch projects that last 7 days, and source and gap analysis. API, MCP and Looker Studio connections depend on plan. If you need those, Bevizio does not offer them.

Differences worth checking

• Engines: Peec lets you pick three, and Perplexity or a fourth costs extra. Bevizio includes ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews with no add-ons, and does not cover Google AI Mode, Copilot or Naver AI.
• Allowance: Peec counts prompts (50, 150 or 350) and limits countries, with one on Starter. Bevizio counts questions (20 or 75), each asked 8 times a week, for one product per account, in English. A prompt and a question are not the same unit; see why we ask the same question 8 times a week.
• Currency and tax: Peec prices in euros, net of VAT. Bevizio’s US prices exclude sales tax, and its prices in the UK, Ireland and Australia include VAT or GST.
• Collection: Peec says it uses web interfaces, though its pricing page tags some models “API”. Otterly.AI says it uses public web interfaces, with an API for Claude. Profound says it captures from the browser. Bevizio uses APIs and search results supplied by a data provider, so its answers can differ from what a person sees in the app.
• Trial: Bevizio offers 14 days with a card on file. For Peec, ask what the trial includes before you sign up.

Other tools people compare

Otterly.AI starts at $29 a month for 15 prompts on its monthly tab, includes four engines and sells three as add-ons, and has a 7-day free trial in its Help Center. Profound has no public brand price, a free 7-day trial and an Enterprise plan at “Custom”. Bevizio is $29 a month for 20 questions or $79 for 75, with results as counts such as “named in 5 of 8 answers”. The comparison has all four side by side, and Otterly.AI has its own alternatives page.

How to choose

If you need several countries, unlimited users or agency workflows, Peec AI describes features for that, and Otterly.AI and Profound describe some of them. Bevizio does not offer them. If you are one founder tracking one product and want all five of Bevizio’s engines included on both plans, that is how its plans are built. Check Peec’s pricing page, toggles included, before you decide, since plans change. To see Bevizio’s output on your own product first, run the free check (one answer from each of three engines (ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews)); our pricing page has the current plans.