peec ai vs centium
Peec AI Starter is $80 a month for 50 prompts and three AI models you pick from a menu of five. Centium is $99 for 120 prompts across all six, which is 720 AI responses per reading against 150. Both give you unlimited seats.
Updated August 10, 2026 · Self-serve plans, annual rates
| Centium All plans | Peec AI Starter | |
|---|---|---|
| Cadence and price | Monthly $99Bi-Weekly $149Weekly $199 | Daily $80 |
| AI models |       6 models | Choose 3 |
| Prompts per refresh | 120 | 50 |
| AI responses per refresh | 720 | 150 |
| Seats | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Projects and categories | 1 brand, unlimited categories | 1 project |
| Languages and regions | US English | 1 country |
| Competitors | All mentioned, automatically | Manually added, auto-suggested at 2 mentions |
| Brand sentiment | Yes | Yes |
| Position in response | Yes | Yes |
| Query fan-out | Yes | Yes |
| AI crawler access and training data | Common Crawl indexing | No |
| Export | CSV and XLSX | CSV |
Annual rates shown. Month to month, Peec AI Starter is $95 and Centium Monthly is $119. Peec’s menu is ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot, Perplexity, and Gemini, counted here as five surfaces because Google AI Mode and AI Overviews are one. Extra models are $30 per month each; Claude is Enterprise-only and Grok is not offered.
All product names, logos and brands are the property of their respective owners and are used here only to identify the products being compared. Centium is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Peec AI. Figures are drawn from Peec AI’s publicly published pricing and documentation as of August 10, 2026, and plans change often, so check the provider’s own page before relying on a number.
peec ai pricing
Peec AI Starter is $95 a month, or $80 billed annually. That covers 50 prompts, three AI models chosen from a menu, unlimited users, daily tracking, one project, and one country. Pro is $245 for 150 prompts and Advanced is $495 for 350, both still capped at three models before add-ons.
Extra models are $30 a month each. From Starter, adding the two remaining menu options costs $140 a month and gets you five models on 50 prompts, or 250 AI responses per reading.
Centium is $99 a month billed annually for 120 prompts across six models, 720 responses per refresh, unlimited seats, and export. See eight leading AI visibility platforms ranked or Centium’s own pricing.
a menu or all six
Peec is well built and genuinely cheap, and it matches Centium on unlimited seats, which most tools charge for. The catch is the menu. Every self-serve plan lets you track three models, and the other options cost $30 a month each.
So you choose which part of the market to watch. Pick ChatGPT, Google AI, and Perplexity and you are blind to Gemini until you pay more. Centium runs all six on every plan, with nothing to select and nothing to add.
The harder limit is what the menu does not contain. Claude sits on Peec’s Enterprise tier, alongside GPT-5 Search, Deepseek, Qwen, and Mistral. Grok is not offered on any tier. No amount of $30 add-ons reaches them from a self-serve plan, so two of the six models Centium reports on are simply unavailable.
Every Centium plan includes the full platform, including query fan-out and AI crawler access. The only thing that changes between plans is how often the data refreshes.
what 50 prompts miss
AI models are non-deterministic, so the same question can come back differently each time you ask it. At 50 prompts, one answer is two percent of your whole reading. At 120, it is under one percent.
Daily tracking sharpens those 50 questions without adding any. And three models is the tighter constraint here: 50 prompts across three is 150 AI responses per reading against 720.
Centium runs 120 prompts across six models, enough to cover a category and its segments in one pass. See how Centium measures visibility.
- You want measurement depth: 120 prompts across six models, 720 AI responses in one reading.
- You have several product lines or buyer segments to cover, and 50 prompts spreads thin across them.
- Your buyers use Claude or Grok. Neither is reachable on a self-serve Peec plan at any price.
- You want every model measured every time, without picking three and paying $30 for each of the rest.
- You want the sources behind each answer and a plan for what to publish next.
- Budget is the binding constraint. At $80 a month, Peec is cheaper than Centium.
- Three models genuinely cover your category, and none of them is Claude or Grok.
- You want daily tracking and are comfortable with a narrower reading each time.
- You want the option to track Microsoft Copilot, which Centium does not currently offer.
centium or peec ai.
Peec AI Starter is $80 a month for 50 prompts across three AI models you pick from a menu of five. Centium is $99 for 120 prompts across all six, which is 720 AI responses per reading against 150. Both include unlimited seats. The larger difference is coverage: Claude is on Peec’s Enterprise tier only, and Grok is not offered at any tier.
Peec AI Starter is $95 per month, or $80 per month billed annually, and includes 50 prompts, three AI models chosen from a menu, unlimited users, daily tracking, one project, and one country. Additional models are $30 per month each. Pro is $245 for 150 prompts and Advanced is $495 for 350 prompts, both still limited to three models before add-ons.
Peec’s self-serve plans offer ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot, Perplexity, and Gemini, and every plan lets you pick three of them. Claude Sonnet 4 is available on Enterprise only, alongside GPT-5 Search, Deepseek, Qwen, and Mistral. Grok is not offered on any tier. Centium runs ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Google AI Mode, Perplexity, and Grok on every plan.
Yes, at $30 per month each. Starting from Peec Starter at $80, adding the two remaining menu options brings you to $140 a month for five models and 50 prompts, which is 250 AI responses per reading. Centium is $99 for six models and 120 prompts, or 720 responses, and Claude and Grok are not reachable on a self-serve Peec plan at any price.
At the entry plan, yes. Peec Starter is $80 per month billed annually against Centium at $99, and $95 against $119 month to month. What the money buys differs: 50 prompts across three models is 150 AI responses per reading, where Centium’s 120 prompts across six models is 720.
It depends on how much of your business you need to see. AI models are non-deterministic, so each answer is a sample, and at 50 prompts one answer is two percent of your whole reading against under one percent at 120. Coverage is the harder limit: three product lines sold to two kinds of buyer is six segments, which leaves eight prompts each. Centium runs 120 prompts across six AI models, 720 AI responses in one reading.
Centium, if model coverage is the constraint. It runs all six models on every plan, including Claude and Grok, with 120 prompts and no per-model add-on. If the constraint is budget or daily tracking, Peec Starter is genuinely cheaper at $80 a month and matches Centium on unlimited seats.
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