Peec AI vs Trakkr
Peec AI and Trakkr are close on price and both sell self-serve, so the choice comes down to what each one is generous with. Peec gives away seats — unlimited users on every plan. Trakkr gives away models — all eight tracked AI models, including Claude, on every plan. Whichever of those two constraints bites you first is your answer.
Peec AI
Self-serve AI visibility tracker with unlimited seats, daily updates, and prompt-based tiers from around $95/mo.
Strengths:
- Unlimited seats on every tier
- Daily tracking with polished dashboards
- Strong reputation with SEO teams and agencies
Weaknesses:
- No Claude coverage
- Prompt-based pricing scales up fast
- Monitoring-first, light on remediation
Trakkr
Self-serve AI visibility tracker that includes all 8 tracked models on every plan, with white-label agency reporting, from about £79/mo.
Strengths:
- All 8 models on every plan, including Claude, Grok, and DeepSeek
- White-label reporting at the entry tier
- 14-day free trial with full model access
Weaknesses:
- Entry tier caps you at one brand, 50 prompts, and 3 seats
- Plans bundle AI article generation you may not want
- Multi-brand tracking jumps to the ~£395/mo Scale tier
Verdict
Choose Trakkr if model breadth is the constraint — it is one of the few tools that includes Claude, Grok, and DeepSeek at the entry price, and its white-label reports are available without an upgrade. Choose Peec AI if headcount is the constraint: unlimited seats on every tier beats Trakkr's three-seat Growth plan the moment a fourth person needs access. Agencies running many brands should price both at the top: Trakkr's Scale tier covers 10 brands with unlimited seats, which is often cheaper than stacking Peec projects.
Both tools answer 'how visible are we across engines'. If the question you actually lose sleep over is 'which specific buyer questions are handing deals to a competitor', Perciva approaches it from that end — buyer-intent prompt monitoring, the verbatim AI answer kept as a receipt, claim-level extraction, and competitor displacement alerts, from €49/mo. It tracks fewer engines than Trakkr and offers fewer agency reporting features than Peec.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which is cheaper?
They are close. Peec starts around $95/mo; Trakkr's Growth plan is about £79/mo (roughly $100). The real cost difference shows up at scale — Peec charges by prompts and projects, Trakkr by brands and seats.
Do they track the same engines?
No, and this is the sharpest difference. Trakkr includes all 8 of its tracked models on every plan — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Grok, DeepSeek, and Meta AI. Peec covers ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Copilot, Google AI Mode, and AI Overviews, with no Claude.
Which is better for agencies?
It depends on the shape of your book. Trakkr ships white-label reporting and multi-brand support at the Scale tier. Peec's unlimited seats make it easier to give every account manager and client a login without an upgrade. Many agencies pick on reporting polish, so trial both — Trakkr's is 14 days.