Inciteful vs Peec AI: a hosted report, or a template to set up?
Peec AI and Inciteful both track AI visibility and both offer an MCP server. The real differences are the price per client and how the report gets made.
Both track AI answers and both offer an MCP server. The differences are the price per client and how the client report gets made. Inciteful hosts a white-label report under your agency’s name from Pro at $399 a month. Peec’s agency page states white-label reporting, built from view-only dashboards to share, Looker Studio templates cloned per client, and reports sent on a schedule through its MCP server or agent. Peec is cheaper to start and has no cap on seats.
Both measure AI visibility. What happens next is different.
Inciteful tracks a client’s buyer questions on ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity and, on Pro and Agency, Copilot. Every answer is stored as named, read but not named, or not found. Peec tracks prompts on the engines you choose, inside a project, and includes gap analysis, recommended actions and an agent on every plan.
| Comparing | Inciteful | Peec AI |
|---|---|---|
| Measurement | Named, read but not named, or not found | Visibility, position, sentiment and share of voice, per project |
| After a gap is found | The Agent reads the evidence. The AEO Boost sends a fix list to your coding tool | Includes gap analysis, recommended actions and an agent on every plan |
| Shipped work | Proof checks each shipped page, before and after, per engine | Visibility change over time; no page-by-page check like Proof described |
| Client reporting | Hosted white-label report under your agency’s name, from Pro at $399 | Stated on its agency page: view-only dashboards to share, Looker Studio templates cloned per client, and reports sent on a schedule through its MCP server or agent |
| Prospecting | A prospect report, the same measurement, behind a public link | Includes free pitch projects for prospects, convertible into paid client projects |
| Team seats | 1 on Solo, 5 on Pro, unlimited on Agency | Unlimited on every paid plan |
| For up to ten clients | Pro, $399 a month | Growth, €425 a month, sized for 3 to 10 clients |
| For up to twenty clients | Agency, $799 a month | Scale, €675 a month, sized for 11 to 25 or more clients |
| Billed annually | Ten times the monthly price | about 15% less when billed annually |
Inciteful figures from its current plans. Peec AI figures read from its own pages on 25 September 2026. Check its site before you decide.
Peec starts cheaper, and puts no cap on seats.
Peec’s cheapest agency plan, Essential at €205 a month, costs less than Inciteful’s Pro, and its brand plans start at €85 a month, below Inciteful’s Solo. Its seats are uncapped, a real advantage for a small agency watching cost per head. At ten clients, Peec’s Growth is €425 a month and Inciteful’s Pro is $399. Inciteful’s Pro and Agency host the client report themselves and check shipped work with Proof.
Both ship an MCP server.
Peec’s MCP server is free on every paid plan: an MCP server that can read data and change project settings. Inciteful’s MCP server, CLI and API let a client’s own AI tool read its measurements and report back. Neither writes or publishes a client’s page. That step runs through Inciteful’s Agent and AEO Boost, which hand the fix list to your own AI coding tool.
Where these Peec AI figures come from
Disclosure: this comparison is published by Inciteful, which competes with Peec AI. Our prices come from our current plans. Peec AI’s are read from its own pages on the date below. Check Peec AI’s site before deciding.
- Agency plans: Essential at €205, Growth at €425 and Scale at €675 a month, about 15% less when billed annually, with 10,000, 25,000 and 65,000 credits a month. peec.ai/pricing-agencies.
- Reporting, pitching and seats: white-label reporting, stated on its agency page; view-only dashboards to share, Looker Studio templates cloned per client, and reports sent on a schedule through its MCP server or agent; free pitch projects for prospects, convertible into paid client projects; unlimited users. peec.ai/pricing-agencies.
- MCP: an MCP server that can read data and change project settings. peec.ai/mcp and its MCP documentation.
Checked 25 September 2026. Published by George Rae, Founder, Inciteful. Our figures follow our methodology.
What agencies ask before they switch.
Does Peec AI have an MCP server?
Yes. It is free on every paid plan. It reads a project’s visibility, sentiment and sources for an agency’s own tools, and its documentation lists tools that change project settings too, such as prompts, topics and tracked brands. It does not write a client’s website.
Which is cheaper to start?
Peec. Its Essential agency plan, at €205 a month, costs less than Inciteful’s Pro, and its seats are unlimited on every tier. Inciteful’s own entry point, Solo at $89, covers one brand, and its reports carry a small Inciteful badge.
What does each cost for ten clients?
Peec sizes its Growth plan, at €425 a month, for 3 to 10 clients. Inciteful’s Pro covers up to ten clients at $399 a month, with 25 tracked questions each and white-label reports included.
Does either company write a client’s page?
No. Inciteful’s Agent reads the evidence, and the AEO Boost hands the fix list to the agency’s own AI coding tool, which writes it. Peec’s recommendations, agent and MCP server inform the work rather than publish it.
What does Inciteful check that Peec does not?
Proof, page by page. Once a page ships, Inciteful checks it independently and shows its tracked question before and after, engine by engine. Peec measures how visibility moves over time; its pages describe no page-by-page check of that kind.
