Comparing AI Rankly and Peec AI?

Three are included on every self-serve plan, chosen from ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot, Perplexity and Gemini. More can be added from the dashboard without talking to sales, at $35/mo per model on Starter, $85 on Pro and $165 on Advanced, so all six are reachable at $200, $500 or $990. Their five API-only models, including Claude, need an Enterprise contract.

On the sticker at three models, yes: Peec Pro is $245/mo against $349 here. Matched on engines, no, and it gets worse as you grow. Five models is $415/mo on Pro for 150 prompts and $825 on Advanced for 350, because their per-model price rises from $35 to $85 to $165 as you move up. That is $2.36 to $3.30 per tracked prompt against our flat $1.16, and our price does not move when you add an engine, because all five are already in it.

MCP on every plan including the $95 one, AI Shopping from the entry tier where ours starts at Professional, and Microsoft Copilot, which we don't track anywhere. Their crawlability check covers more than forty bots, and they ingest logs from eight sources including AWS CloudFront and Akamai. Their Actions view also measures the visibility change from completed recommendations, which is a genuinely good feedback loop.

Peec Pro at $245 a month against AI Rankly Professional at $349, because those are the mid tiers a marketing team actually buys. Pro covers 150 prompts and three models; Professional covers 300 prompts and five engines. Read on the sticker alone, Peec is cheaper by $104. Read at matched engine coverage it is not: their fourth and fifth models cost $85 each on that tier, which puts five-engine Pro at $415 a month for half the prompts. The entry plans are the other fair comparison, $95 for 50 prompts in one country there against $99 for 100 prompts here.

Both platforms re-run tracked prompts daily, so the difference is volume and unit cost. AI Rankly Professional is $349 for 300 prompts, or $1.16 each, and that figure does not move when you add an engine because all five are already in the price. Peec Pro is $245 for 150, or $1.63 each at three models and $2.77 once the two extra models are bought. What daily gets you on either side is a consistent series, the same prompts scored the same way each day, rather than any claim that one day's movement means something.

Seats are unlimited on both sides, which is worth stating because plenty of tools in this category charge per login. Peec Pro covers two projects across three countries and their Starter is one project in one country, with prompts configured at country level. AI Rankly tracks ten competitors on Professional, five on Starter and a custom number on Enterprise, and Professional also tracks local-intent questions from a named city rather than a whole country. If your buyers ask near-me questions, that difference matters more than the prompt count does.

Peec export CSV and include an MCP server on every plan, which is a genuine tie with us on MCP. What their documentation does not describe is a report builder, a scheduler or a PDF, so a client-ready report is something you assemble yourself. AI Rankly exports to CSV, Excel and JSON on every plan, ships MCP on every plan, and adds the REST API, the CLI and the Looker Studio connector on Professional, with white-label reports and shareable read-only client links on all three tiers, including the $99 one.

There is a three day trial on the plan you are considering, against your own brand and the real engines rather than a demo account, and anything you configure during it carries over. Running Peec alongside for those three days is a fair test, and since seats are unlimited it costs nothing to put the whole team in. Afterwards it is monthly or annual billing in advance with no minimum term on monthly: cancel any time from account settings and access runs to the end of the period you have paid for, though fees are not refundable for partial periods or unused prompts.