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Compared on fifteen questions · checked 10 Oct 2026

Mentionova vs Peec AI

Daily analytics for marketing teams, or analytics plus the agents that act on them?

Choose Peec AI if you want daily runs and unlimited users on a self-serve plan.

Choose Mentionova if you want the gap diagnosed, the brief written and the draft waiting in your CMS.

14 days · no card · first growth signal in ~2 minutes

Case file · peecChecked 10 Oct 2026
MentionovaPeec AI

Engines

6

3 on Starter

8

named on its site

Runs

Weekly to monthly

opportunities nightly

Daily

From

$99/mo

billed annually

€85/mo

Starter

Trial

14 days

no card

Yes

Peec AI's numbers come from its own pricing page, docs and changelog

02 · The short answer

Who each one is for.

Peec AI is a Berlin-built AI search analytics tool: daily prompt runs, three models per self-serve plan, a Looker Studio connector and an MCP, with isolated client projects for agencies. It deliberately stops at recommendations; drafting and publishing stay with your team.

Peec AI describes itself as “AI search analytics for marketing teams” and leads with “AI search analytics for marketing teams”.

Founded
Launched February 2025
Based in
Berlin
Funding
$29M raised
Sells to
Marketing teams and SEO agencies

Choose Peec AI if

  1. 01

    You want daily runs and unlimited users on a self-serve plan.

  2. 02

    Your reporting already lives in Looker Studio.

  3. 03

    You prefer a tool that recommends and leaves execution to your team.

Choose Mentionova if

  1. 01

    You want the gap diagnosed, the brief written and the draft waiting in your CMS.

  2. 02

    You need Reddit tracked and replied to, not only cited.

  3. 03

    You want six engines on one plan instead of three plus add-ons.

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03 · Side by side

Fifteen questions, both answers.

The same questions on every compare page, so the table can't be tuned to flatter us. Each mark is a shape first and a colour second: a tick, a tilde for in part, a cross, a dash for not published.

The questionMentionovaas shipped 10 Oct 2026Peec AIfrom its own pagesChoose based on
Engines tracked
Yes: 6 on Scale and above: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, Google, Reddit. 3 on Starter.
Yes: 8 named: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Google AI Overviews, AI Mode, DeepSeek, Qwen. Self-serve tiers choose 3 models; Enterprise up to 13.
Which engines your buyers use; whether Starter's three are enough.
Scheduled runs
Yes: weekly, every two weeks or monthly; opportunities recomputed nightly.
Yes: each prompt once every 24 hours on every selected model
Daily snapshots, or scheduled runs with nightly opportunity scoring.
Metrics per run
Yes: mention rate, citation rate, share of voice, position-1 rate, sentiment, engine coverage, AI visibility score.
Yes: visibility, position, sentiment, share of voice, brand mentions, impressions, brand perception.
Which numbers your reports have to show.
Drift alerts with diffs
Yes: eight typed drift events (a mention gained or lost, a position up or down, a changed description, a sentiment shift, a competitor entering or leaving) on ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Gemini, in the Monitor feed, with a daily opportunities digest by email.
Not published: Typed change events are not published as a feature; see the long-form sections below.
Being told what changed, not handed a new number.
Prompt volume data
No: Not sold as a dataset. Opportunities are scored on gap, reach, effort and heat.
Yes: Published as a feature.
Whether you need demand estimates per prompt before you choose what to target.
Gaps turned into briefs
Yes: Opportunities recomputed nightly and scored 0–100 on gap, reach, effort and heat; each one carries a gap diagnosis, a specific action and a content brief.
Partly: Actions gives step-by-step guidance and a 1–3 opportunity score; no drafting or publishing in product (peec.ai/product-actions)
The gap diagnosed and a brief written, or a list to act on yourself.
Drafts pushed to your CMS
Yes: brief → research → keywords → article in your brand voice → fact-check → editor → approval → schema; drafts land in WordPress, Webflow, Ghost, Sanity or any webhook, and nothing goes live without you.
No: not offered. Actions gives step-by-step guidance and a 1–3 opportunity score; no drafting or publishing in product (peec.ai/product-actions)
Whether the tool should draft and deliver, or only recommend.
Reddit tracked and engaged
Yes: Tracked as an engine on Scale and above; finds the threads, drafts the reply in your voice; a person adds the disclosure and posts.
Partly: Tracked. yes. No reply drafting published.
Whether Reddit shapes answers in your category, and whether you want replies drafted.
Client workspaces and white-label
Yes: isolated client workspaces (3 on Launch, 10 on Growth, custom on Enterprise) and a portfolio view; report links with a view count and revoke; white-label logo, colour, tagline and footer.
Partly: Isolated client projects, unlimited client seats, agency credit plans, consolidated billing, pitch projects. Reporting: Looker Studio connector (Advanced and agency plans), shareable view-only dashboards, CSV exports; white-label via Looker Studio templates, not native.
How many clients you run and whether reports must carry your brand.
Integrations
Yes: 38 API connectors (Ahrefs, DataForSEO, Semrush, Moz, HubSpot, Contentful, Ghost and more) plus Search Console and GA4, and draft publishing to WordPress, Webflow, Ghost, Sanity or a webhook.
Yes: Looker Studio, REST API, MCP, Cloudflare, Vercel, CloudFront, Akamai, Google Cloud, WordPress plugin, webhook, CSV log upload.
Which of your systems need to connect without engineering.
API and MCP
Yes: v1 API on Scale and above; an MCP server with 56 tools for any MCP client.
Yes: API: included. MCP: included.
Whether your own agents or scripts need to read and write the data.
Crawler log analytics
No: Not offered. AI traffic is attributed on pages; crawler logs are not ingested.
Yes: Published as a feature.
Whether you need to see which bots fetched which pages, from your CDN logs.
Site audit
Yes: 42 checks: crawlability, on-page and duplicates, structured data, Core Web Vitals via PageSpeed Insights, mobile and security, internal links, hreflang, and four AEO checks (llms.txt, question H2s, entity and FAQ schema).
Yes: Included.
Whether technical and AEO checks belong in the same tool.
Try it on your own data first
Yes: 14-day free trial, no card: 5 prompts, 1 workspace, all six engines.
Yes: Trial: yes; length not published on the site. Free plan: no.
Whether you can see your own numbers before paying.
Entry price
Yes: $99/mo billed annually ($125 monthly) — Starter: 3 engines, 25 prompts, 100 agentic tasks.
Yes: Starter: about €85/mo billed yearly (third-party figure; the page renders prices client-side). 50 prompts, 3 models, unlimited users, daily tracking, 1 project.
What the first invoice buys.

Checked 10 Oct 2026 · Peec AI column from its pricing page, docs and changelog · Mentionova column from the product as shipped the same day · Spot an error? team@mentionova.com

04 · Pricing

What the first invoice buys.

Both ladders as published on 10 Oct 2026, then the same three buyers priced on each side. Peec AI's numbers come from peec.ai; a figure marked third-party wasn't on its site.

Mentionova

/pricing
Starter

$99/mo annual · $125 monthly

3 engines, 25 prompts, 100 agentic tasks

Scale

$320/mo annual · $400 monthly

6 engines incl. Reddit, 100 prompts, 500 tasks

Enterprise

$799/mo annual · $999 monthly

250 prompts, 2,500 tasks

Agencies

Launch $200 · Growth $799

3 or 10 client workspaces; Enterprise custom

Trial

14 days, no card

5 prompts, 1 workspace, all six engines

Starter

about €85/mo billed yearly (third-party figure; the page renders prices client-side)

50 prompts, 3 models, unlimited users, daily tracking, 1 project

Pro

about €205/mo (third party): 150 prompts, 3 models, 2 projects

Advanced

about €425/mo (third party): 350 prompts, 5 projects, multi-country, Looker Studio

Enterprise

custom: up to 13 models, SSO, API

Trial

yes; length not published on the site

Billing: annual. Model: tiers.

Three buyers, two bills.

The same brief priced on each side with the published plan that fits it. Where a plan doesn't fit the brief, the nearest one and the gap are named.

  1. Buyer 01

    One brand, 25 prompts, three engines

    Mentionova
    Starter, $99/mo billed annually ($125 monthly)
    Peec AI
    Starter: 50 prompts, 3 models, daily. Prices render client-side; third parties report about €85/mo billed yearly
  2. Buyer 02

    One brand, 100 prompts, every engine

    Mentionova
    Scale, $320/mo billed annually ($400 monthly): 100 prompts on all six engines
    Peec AI
    Advanced: 350 prompts, 3 models, 5 projects, about €425/mo yearly per third parties. Extra models are add-ons
  3. Buyer 03

    An agency with ten client workspaces

    Mentionova
    Growth, $799/mo billed annually ($999 monthly): 10 workspaces, 200 prompts, six engines
    Peec AI
    Agency plans are sold by credits (Essential 10,000 credits, about 111 prompts); prices on Peec's agency page

Watch for, on Mentionova

  • Starter tracks three engines (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google) and 25 prompts; the other three need Scale
  • The API is on Scale and above; the MCP server and connectors are on every plan
  • Runs are weekly, fortnightly or monthly; opportunities are rescored nightly, not the prompts

Watch for, on Peec AI

  • Three models per self-serve plan. Extra models are add-ons; Enterprise unlocks all. Source
  • Recommendations only, no drafting or publishing. 'You keep full creative control over execution.' Source
  • No SOC 2 statement; SSO and API Enterprise-only Source
  • Prices not shown in the page. Pricing renders client-side; third-party figures only. Source

05 · Criterion by criterion

Seven things that actually differ.

Mentionova's column describes the product as shipped. The Peec AI column is built from its own pages. The edge line is our call, and it doesn't always go our way.

  1. 01

    Engines and cadence

    Choose based on: Which engines your buyers actually ask, and whether daily snapshots or scheduled runs with nightly scoring suit how you work.

    Mentionova

    Six engines: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, Google and Reddit. Starter covers ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google; Scale and Enterprise cover all six. Each workspace runs weekly, every two weeks or monthly, and opportunities are recomputed from the latest run every night. Google runs record the organic top ten; AI Overviews are pulled on demand through Nova rather than tracked on a schedule.

    Peec AI

    Peec AI names 8 engines: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Google AI Overviews, AI Mode, DeepSeek, Qwen. Self-serve tiers choose 3 models; Enterprise up to 13. Run cadence: each prompt once every 24 hours on every selected model.

    EdgePeec runs every prompt once a day but caps self-serve plans at three models. Mentionova's Scale plan tracks six on a weekly-to-monthly schedule. Peec on cadence, Mentionova on coverage per dollar.

  2. 02

    What gets measured

    Choose based on: Which numbers your reports have to show, and whether you want to be told what changed rather than handed a new number.

    Mentionova

    Every run stores mention rate, citation rate, share of voice, position-1 rate, sentiment, engine coverage and an AI visibility score. Between runs the Monitor feed logs eight kinds of drift on ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Gemini: a mention gained or lost, a position up or down, a changed description, a sentiment shift, a competitor entering or leaving. A daily email digests the opportunities.

    Peec AI

    Peec AI reports visibility, position, sentiment, share of voice, brand mentions, impressions, brand perception. Prompt volume or demand data: yes, published as a feature. Typed change alerts: not published as a feature.

    EdgePeec adds brand perception and query fan-outs; Mentionova adds typed drift events and a nightly opportunity score. Even.

  3. 03

    From gap to draft

    Choose based on: Whether the tool should diagnose the gap, write the brief and leave a draft in your CMS, or hand you a list to act on.

    Mentionova

    Opportunities are scored 0–100 on gap, reach, effort and heat, each with a diagnosis, a specific action and a content brief. The content workflow runs brief, research, keywords, article in your brand voice, fact-check, editor, approval and schema, then pushes a draft to WordPress, Webflow, Ghost, Sanity or any webhook. Nothing goes live without you.

    Peec AI

    Actions gives step-by-step guidance and a 1–3 opportunity score; no drafting or publishing in product (peec.ai/product-actions) Automation: No in-product agents; MCP and API for Claude, Cursor, n8n.

    EdgePeec's Actions give step-by-step guidance and a 1–3 opportunity score. Mentionova scores 0–100, then writes the brief and the draft. Mentionova.

  4. 04

    Reddit

    Choose based on: Whether Reddit threads shape the answers in your category, and whether you want replies drafted or only citations counted.

    Mentionova

    Reddit is a tracked engine on Scale and above: the threads where your category is discussed, the citations that reach AI answers, and reply drafts in your voice. A person adds the disclosure and posts; the agent never posts for you.

    Peec AI

    Peec AI tracks Reddit: yes. Reply drafting isn't published.

    EdgeBoth surface Reddit. Mentionova also drafts replies for a person to post. Mentionova.

  5. 05

    Agencies and reporting

    Choose based on: How many clients you run, and whether the report has to carry your brand without a BI tool in between.

    Mentionova

    Isolated client workspaces (3 on Launch, 10 on Growth, custom on Enterprise) with a portfolio view across them. Reports share by link with a view count and a revoke switch; white-label covers logo, colour, tagline and footer. Agency plans start at $200 a month.

    Peec AI

    Isolated client projects, unlimited client seats, agency credit plans, consolidated billing, pitch projects. Reporting: Looker Studio connector (Advanced and agency plans), shareable view-only dashboards, CSV exports; white-label via Looker Studio templates, not native.

    EdgePeec isolates each client as a project and clones Looker dashboards; white-label is a Looker template, not native. Mentionova has native white-label share links. Even, depending on your reporting stack.

  6. 06

    Integrations, API and MCP

    Choose based on: Which of your systems need to connect without engineering, and whether your own agents will read and write the data.

    Mentionova

    38 API connectors, among them Ahrefs, DataForSEO, Semrush, Moz, HubSpot, Contentful and Ghost, plus Search Console and GA4. The v1 API is on Scale and above. The MCP server exposes 56 tools to any MCP client, so your own agents can create prompts, read runs and pull reports.

    Peec AI

    Peec AI lists 11 integrations: Looker Studio, REST API, MCP, Cloudflare, Vercel, CloudFront, Akamai, Google Cloud, WordPress plugin, webhook, CSV log upload. API: included. MCP: included.

    EdgePeec ingests crawl logs from Cloudflare, Vercel, CloudFront and Akamai, which Mentionova doesn't. Mentionova has 38 data connectors and CMS publishing, which Peec doesn't. Different strengths.

  7. 07

    Site audit and technical

    Choose based on: Whether technical and AEO checks belong in the same tool as the briefs, and whether you need crawler logs rather than page checks.

    Mentionova

    A 42-check audit: crawlability, on-page and duplicates, structured data, Core Web Vitals via PageSpeed Insights, mobile and security, internal links, hreflang, and four AEO checks for llms.txt, question H2s, entity schema and FAQ schema. AI traffic shows up as page attribution; Mentionova doesn't ingest crawler logs.

    Peec AI

    Site audit: included. Crawler log analytics: included. Security: GDPR; Google Cloud (Ireland); encryption in transit and at rest; SSO Enterprise-only; SOC 2 not published.

    EdgePeec audits robots.txt and crawler access. Mentionova runs 42 technical and AEO checks. Mentionova.

06 · Credit where due

Where Peec AI is the better choice.

4 things it does that Mentionova doesn't, or does less of, each linked to the page that says so. Read these before the sales deck.

  1. 01

    Daily runs and unlimited users on every tierEvery self-serve plan tracks daily with unlimited seats.

    Source
  2. 02

    MCP, REST API and Looker StudioMCP at api.peec.ai/mcp for Claude, Cursor, VS Code, n8n.

    Source
  3. 03

    Crawl-log ingestion from the edgeCloudflare, Vercel, CloudFront, Akamai, Google Cloud, WordPress, webhook, CSV.

    Source
  4. 04

    Agency plans with isolated client projectsCloned Looker dashboards per client.

    Source

07 · Switching

From Peec AI to a baseline, in an afternoon.

About twenty minutes of your time, then thirty days of both tools running side by side. Nothing here touches your site.

  1. Step 12 min

    Start the trial

    No pixel, tag or code. Sign up, name the workspace, pick the engines. The first growth signal lands in about two minutes.

  2. Step 210 min

    Bring your prompts

    Export the prompt list from Peec AI and add it to the workspace; the API and the MCP server create prompts in bulk from a list. The first run sets your baseline on every engine the plan covers.

  3. Step 310 min

    Connect the systems

    Search Console, GA4 and your CMS, whether WordPress, Webflow, Ghost, Sanity or a webhook, so briefs turn into drafts where your team already works.

  4. Step 40 min

    Run both for thirty days

    Keep Peec AI running. Compare the two on the questions above with your own data, then decide. Cancel either in a click.

What won't transfer

Peec AI's run history and dashboards stay in Peec AI; export them before you cancel anything. Prompts, competitor lists and brand-voice notes move in minutes. Mentionova starts its own history from the first run, so the sooner the trial starts, the longer the overlap you get to judge on.

Start the overlap

08 · FAQ

Mentionova vs Peec AI, asked.

Peec AI's entry plan is Starter at about €85/mo billed yearly (third-party figure; the page renders prices client-side), which buys 50 prompts, 3 models, unlimited users, daily tracking, 1 project. Mentionova's Starter is $99 a month billed annually ($125 monthly) for 25 prompts on three engines with 100 agentic tasks, and Scale is $320 for 100 prompts on all six. Compare what each plan includes, not the headline number.

No. Its Actions page says you keep full creative control over execution; the product gives on-page and off-page recommendations with a 1–3 opportunity score. Mentionova writes the brief and a draft, then pushes it to your CMS for approval.

The page renders prices in the browser after load, so a plain fetch of the HTML shows the tiers (Starter, Pro, Advanced, Enterprise) without numbers. The figures on this page come from a third-party review dated September 2026 and are marked as such.

Yes. Export your prompt list, add the prompts to a Mentionova workspace (the API and the MCP server can create them in bulk from a list), and the first run gives you a baseline on every engine your plan covers. Your Peec AI history stays in your Peec AI exports.

Yes. Mentionova needs no pixel, tag or code, so the 14-day trial runs next to Peec AI without touching your site. Most teams compare a month of both before deciding.

Peec AI: each prompt once every 24 hours on every selected model. Mentionova runs each workspace weekly, every two weeks or monthly, recomputes opportunities nightly and logs drift events between runs.

Every Peec AI fact comes from Peec AI's own pricing page, docs or changelog, fetched on 10 Oct 2026, and the claims that matter most link to the page they came from. Mentionova facts describe the product as shipped on the same date. If something has changed, email team@mentionova.com and we'll correct it.

Try it on your own data

Run both forthirty days.

Start the 14-day trial next to Peec AI: five prompts, one workspace, all six engines, no card. Then judge on your own numbers.

Peec AI is a trademark of its owner; Mentionova is not affiliated with or endorsed by it. Data checked 10 Oct 2026.