Peec AI vs AnswerLine
Peec AI is analytics for marketing teams: tracked prompts, visibility trends and Looker Studio reporting. AnswerLine is the collection layer — answers and sources as JSON per request.
Model and coverage
| Peec AI | AnswerLine | |
|---|---|---|
| Product shape | A dashboard: daily prompt tracking, competitor benchmarking and agency reporting. | An API: the raw answer text, markdown and cited sources per request, for your own metrics. |
| AI engines | Plans let you choose 3 models; Enterprise supports up to 13 LLM models. | ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, AI Mode, Google Search with its AI Overview, and Google News (Perplexity and Grok built, paused). |
| Projects and seats | Starter 1 project, Advanced 5; unlimited users on every plan. | One account, any number of prompt sets and teams; no project or seat tiers. |
| API access | Listed on the Enterprise plan. | It is the product. SDKs, n8n node and a hosted MCP server on every plan, free included. |
Pricing
| Peec AI | AnswerLine | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry | Starter: 50 prompts, 3 models, daily tracking. | 500 / month, no card. |
| Mid tier | Pro: 150 prompts; Advanced: 350 prompts across 5 projects, with multi-country and Looker Studio. | Paid plans from the Lite tier; every paid plan yields the same $/credit, so cost is linear in requests. |
| Enterprise | Custom: all models, API access, SSO. | Usage is already unlimited; Enterprise adds contractual terms, not gates. |
When each fits
Peec AI fits marketing teams who want visibility numbers presented daily with benchmarks. An API fits teams building that measurement themselves — products that resell AI visibility, agencies with their own reporting, or analysts who want the raw answer and source list.
Prompts-tier pricing charges for the bundle whether or not every prompt runs; per-request pricing charges only for the answers collected, at whatever cadence the schedule needs.