Peec AI review.

Peec AI is worth considering for agencies that need dedicated client and pitch projects, unlimited users, and clean AI visibility reporting. Current brand plans are $95, $245, and $495 per month, while agency plans are $245, $495, and $795. Brand self-serve plans choose three of six default engines; agency plans include all six defaults. API and SSO require the custom top tier.

Current brand plans are Starter at $95/month for 50 prompts, Pro at $245 for 150 prompts, Advanced at $495 for 350 prompts, and custom Enterprise. Current agency plans are Essential at $245, Growth at $495, Scale at $795, and custom Comprehensive. Peec advertises about 15% annual savings but does not publish each annual equivalent in its canonical source text.

Peec publishes a Try for free signup, but its current official pricing material does not state a duration. It does not publish a permanent free tier. Do not treat the signup wording as evidence of a seven-day trial.

Peec publishes six default engines. Brand self-serve plans include a choice of three, with paid additional models; Enterprise includes all models. Agency plans include all six default engines, with custom coverage on Comprehensive.

Yes, but the customer API is reserved for the custom Enterprise or Comprehensive tier as of October 2026. Peec publishes CSV support, while Looker Studio starts on higher tiers and the current agency table places MCP on Comprehensive.

Peec AI wins on dedicated agency plans, Pitch Workspaces, unlimited users, multi-language breadth, and a clean setup. Trakkr includes eight AI models on every paid plan, a documented 14-day trial, Reddit intelligence, an action-oriented Agent, and crawler analytics. Peec reserves API and SSO for its custom top tier.

Agencies are a core target audience for Peec. Dedicated plans publish six default engines, unlimited users, pitch projects, and 3, 5, 7, or unlimited client seats. Looker Studio starts on Growth, while API and SSO require Comprehensive. Peec does not publish a native white-label product claim, so custom MCP work should not be presented as built-in white labeling.

Peec AI works for US-based teams and now publishes its main plans in US dollars. Buyers should compare its three-selected-model brand plans and custom-tier API access with tools that bundle broader engine coverage on self-serve tiers.

The clearest published limits are three selected models on self-serve brand plans, API and SSO only on the custom top tier, and no documented trial duration. Peec says it is pursuing SOC 2, so the site should not describe it as certified. The product does publish unlimited users, agency client and pitch projects, CSV support, and Looker Studio on higher tiers. Its current agency table places MCP on Comprehensive.

GDPR compliance is Peec AI's strongest differentiator. The platform is built in Berlin with EU data residency, meaning all data stays within EU borders. The architecture was designed GDPR-first (not retroactively adapted), which matters for organizations with strict data sovereignty requirements. For public sector, healthcare, and financial institutions operating under EU regulations, this is a genuine advantage over US-based alternatives.