DoneHat vs Peec AI
Pick Peec AI if you want daily prompt tracking across many AI models, segmentation by country and tag, and reporting through Looker Studio, an API or MCP. Pick DoneHat if you are a small B2B SaaS team or agency that wants self-serve plans from $19 a month, reviewed fix drafts, and before/after proof checks with confidence intervals.
Written by DoneHat, a vendor in this category. Facts about Peec AI come only from its public pages, cited below.
At a glance
DoneHat and Peec AI side by side
| DoneHat | Peec AI | |
|---|---|---|
| What it measures | Whether AI answers to your buyer questions mention your brand, reported as counts such as “9 of 15 usable answers” with a 95% Wilson interval. Answer text and cited sources are kept as evidence. | Visibility, position and sentiment of a brand on AI search platforms, plus sources that were “used” and “cited”, at domain or URL level.[1] |
| Engines tracked | Six are implemented: ChatGPT, Perplexity Sonar, Claude, Gemini, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode. Free and Solo include two; Scaler and Agency Lite include up to three. | Starter lets you choose 3 models; Enterprise tracks up to 13 LLM models. Listed models include ChatGPT, AI Mode, AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok and DeepSeek.[2] |
| How answers are collected | Provider APIs for ChatGPT, Perplexity Sonar, Claude and Gemini; a search-results data provider for Google AI Overviews and AI Mode. Questions are repeated where the plan allows, and failed calls are left out of every rate. | Each prompt is run once every 24 hours on every AI model you have selected.[1] |
| How changes are checked | A proof check reruns comparable questions after you record a published change and compares the before and after samples with 95% Wilson intervals. Results can be inconclusive, and the report says so. Scaler includes 2 proof checks a month; Agency Lite includes 6. | The pricing page lists visibility lift analysis and a visibility lift predictor.[2] |
| Where fixes are delivered | Drafts for review in WordPress, Webflow or Shopify; GitHub pull requests; Linear issues; alerts in Slack, Microsoft Teams or Discord. | Recommended actions and agent actions generated from your data; data out through an API, MCP and CSV exports.[2] |
| Pricing entry point | Free snapshot; Solo $19, Scaler $79 and Agency Lite $199 per month; Enterprise is custom-priced. | Starter (50 prompts), Pro (150), Advanced (350) and custom Enterprise, with a free trial. Our saved copy of the pricing page showed no prices, so check it directly.[2] |
| Built for | Small B2B SaaS teams and agencies that need to show the evidence behind an AI visibility change. | In Peec AI’s words: “AI search analytics for marketing teams”.[1] |
Choose Peec AI
When Peec AI is the better fit
- You want many models: Peec AI’s Enterprise plan tracks up to 13 LLM models, and its list includes Microsoft Copilot, Grok, DeepSeek and Naver AI, which DoneHat does not run.[2]
- You want a daily cadence on every model you select: Peec AI runs each prompt once every 24 hours per model.[1]
- You segment by market: Peec AI says queries can be tracked in any supported country or language at no additional cost, and lists regions, languages, topics and tags among its prompt-management features.[2]
- Your reporting lives in BI tools: Peec AI offers a Google Looker Studio connector, a REST API and MCP for agents such as Claude.[1]
- You want source analytics in depth: domain and URL detail views, subdomain tracking, citation share, and sources classified as competitor, editorial, reference or UGC.[2]
- You want AI answers fact-checked against brand facts you set, AI crawler insights from CDN and log providers, or SKU-level AI Shopping tracking.[2]
- You want unlimited users from the Starter plan.[2]
Choose DoneHat
When DoneHat is the better fit
- You want self-serve plans with published prices: a free snapshot, then Solo at $19, Scaler at $79 or Agency Lite at $199 per month.
- You need to show whether a published change moved AI answers. Proof checks compare before and after samples with 95% Wilson intervals, and a public verified-lift receipt is only possible when the after-interval sits above the before-interval.
- You want uncertainty in plain view: counts of usable answers, confidence intervals, and failed engine calls kept out of the denominator instead of counted as “not mentioned”.
- You want an evidence-guarded judge: claimed mentions are checked against the answer text and sources, and unsupported ones are discarded.
- You want drafted fixes delivered where your team already works — WordPress, Webflow or Shopify drafts, GitHub pull requests, Linear issues — and nothing published without review.
Sources
How we compared
Facts about Peec AI come from its public pages, listed here with the date we read them. Tell us at contact@donehat.com if something is out of date.
- [1]Peec AI — home page — https://peec.ai/ (accessed 28 Sep 2026)
- [2]Peec AI — pricing page — https://peec.ai/pricing (accessed 28 Sep 2026)
Facts about DoneHat come from our pricing page, our methodology and the product itself.
FAQ
DoneHat and Peec AI: common questions
Is DoneHat an alternative to Peec AI?
For some teams. Both track how AI answers mention a brand. Peec AI’s public pages emphasize daily tracking across many models, segmentation and BI reporting. DoneHat is built for small B2B SaaS teams and agencies that want self-serve pricing, reviewed fix drafts and before/after proof checks with confidence intervals.
Which AI models do Peec AI and DoneHat track?
Peec AI’s pricing page lets Starter users choose 3 models and lists up to 13 LLM models on Enterprise, including ChatGPT, AI Mode, AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini and Perplexity. DoneHat implements ChatGPT, Perplexity Sonar, Claude, Gemini, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode.
How much do Peec AI and DoneHat cost?
Peec AI lists Starter, Pro, Advanced and Enterprise plans by prompt count and offers a free trial; our saved copy of its pricing page showed no prices. DoneHat has a free snapshot, Solo at $19, Scaler at $79 and Agency Lite at $199 per month, and custom Enterprise pricing.
How are results reported?
Peec AI reports visibility, position and sentiment, filterable by model, country and prompt tags. DoneHat reports counts of usable answers with 95% Wilson intervals, leaves failed engine calls out of every rate, and keeps the answer text behind each mention.
How does each tool check whether a change worked?
Peec AI’s pricing page lists visibility lift analysis and a visibility lift predictor. DoneHat runs a proof check: it reruns comparable questions after you record a published change and compares the before and after samples with 95% Wilson intervals, reporting inconclusive results as inconclusive.
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