Peec AI alternatives

A geo-grid tool that maps where a business ranks on Google and Apple Maps across a city, with AI visibility tracking added on top.

Best for: Agencies, multi-location brands, and SEO professionals who watch rankings over time.

Subscription, credit-based. Starter $24.99/mo through Premium $199.99/mo, with enterprise plans from $499 to $4,999/mo. Unused credits expire each cycle.

A marketing platform that tracks how large brands appear across AI answer engines, with prompt-volume analytics and agent tooling.

Best for: Enterprise marketing teams and established national brands.

Enterprise. Pricing is by demo and is not published.

A local SEO suite covering rank tracking, citation building, listing management and review monitoring.

Best for: Local businesses running ongoing SEO, and the agencies that serve them.

Subscription with three tiers (price on request), a 14-day free trial, citation building from $2 each, and managed SEO at $1,299/mo. An AI Insights feature suggests SEO actions.

An AI search visibility tracker that monitors brand mentions across AI engines and audits content for AI search.

Best for: Solo marketers, marketing teams and agencies tracking a set of prompts.

Subscription. Lite $29/mo, Standard $189/mo, Premium $489/mo, with some engines (Gemini, AI Mode) as paid add-ons.

Semrush is a large subscription marketing platform for SEO, ads, content, local listings, and now AI search visibility tracking.

Best for: SEO teams, agencies, and brands running an ongoing marketing program

Monthly billing starts around $139/mo for the SEO tier, with higher tiers around $299 and $549/mo and annual billing roughly 15 to 20 percent lower. AI Visibility tracking sits inside Semrush's AI-search and bundled tiers, and what is included versus a paid add-on changes often, so confirm the current setup on Semrush's pricing page. Enterprise (AIO) pricing is by demo. Verified June 2026 and subject to change.

A long-running local SEO toolset and done-for-you service company: local rank tracking, ranking grids, Google Business Profile management, citation building, and review generation.

Best for: Small businesses, agencies, freelancers, and multi-location enterprises doing ongoing local SEO

Per-tool subscriptions. Local Platform (GBP management) $1/mo per location, Local Ranking Grids from $10/mo, Local Rank Tracker $14 to $200/mo, Local Citation Finder $33 to $149/mo, Reputation Builder $79/mo per location. Services run higher: SEO from $499 to $1,999/mo, one-time Listings packages $20 to $999, Yext Replacement $399 per location.

Moz Local is a subscription local SEO tool that keeps your business listings consistent across directories, monitors and responds to reviews, posts to social, and tracks your local map pack rank.

Best for: Local businesses, multi-location brands, and agencies who want ongoing listings and reputation management

Per location, billed monthly or yearly. Lite $20/mo, Preferred $30/mo, Elite $40/mo (yearly drops to $16, $24, and $33/mo). Enterprise is custom for 50+ locations. AI is sold as add-ons: Listings AI $14/mo and Reviews AI $10/mo. Each physical location needs its own subscription.

A subscription platform that monitors and optimizes how brands show up across AI search engines like ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude, with dashboards, competitor tracking, and content workflows.

Best for: Enterprise marketing teams, CMOs, AEO/GEO specialists, agencies, and multi-location or multi-brand organizations

Self-Serve plan is $295/month, or $95/month billed annually (17% off). A separate "first month 67% off" promo is offered. Self-Serve includes 3,600 credits/month (1 credit = 1 AI response) and covers up to 8 major LLMs, with add-on credits available for purchase. Enterprise plan is custom pricing, contact sales.

Birdeye is a large all-in-one platform for managing reviews, business listings, social posts, messaging, surveys, and marketing across many locations. It runs on AI "agents" for reviews, listings, social, and search. Its newer Search AI module does track how a brand shows up on ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity, benchmarks that against competitors, flags how accurately the AI states your business info, and shows which sites the AI pulls from. The whole product is built and priced for multi-location brands and enterprises, sold through a demo.

Best for: Multi-location brands, chains, and enterprises. The Search AI page says it plainly: "purpose-built for brands with many locations."

By demo, not published. The pricing page hides numbers behind a configurator that asks for your number of locations (1-3 up to 1000+) and a phone number before it shows "customized pricing." The homepage links to "Get Enterprise Pricing" and "Call Sales." No dollar figure appears on any live page (verified June 2026, subject to change).

A subscription platform that monitors how a brand shows up across AI assistants like ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini and Copilot. It tracks prompts, citations, competitor rankings and AI bot crawl activity in an ongoing dashboard, and adds an "Agent Experience Platform" for serving AI-optimized content to agents. It calls itself "The AI Customer Experience Platform" and lists customers like Lenovo, Skims and Crunchbase.

Best for: Enterprises, agencies and brands managing SEO and content strategy. It lists 500+ companies and agencies as customers. Not aimed at a single local business owner.

Published on the pricing page (verified June 2026, subject to change): Starter $250/month billed annually or $300 month-to-month; Growth $417/month billed annually or $500 month-to-month; Enterprise is custom pricing. There is also a 7-day free trial. Annual billing includes a 17% discount. Extra user seats are $25/month each.

Yext is an enterprise platform for managing a brand's online presence at scale: business listings pushed to 200+ publishers, reviews, landing pages, and a Knowledge Graph of verified brand facts. Its homepage calls it an "Enterprise Agentic Marketing Platform." Its newer product, Scout, is an AI search visibility agent that tracks how a brand appears across Google and AI engines, benchmarks each location against local rivals, and turns the findings into a prioritized action plan its agents can execute. Yext is built for multi-location brands and the agencies that serve them, not for one owner of one shop.

Best for: Multi-location brands and enterprises (and the agencies running them): chains, franchises, banks, healthcare networks, retailers with many storefronts. Yext repeats "location," "locations," and "12M+ locations managed" throughout. It is not aimed at a single independent local business.

Not published. Yext sells by demo. Every page reachable on yext.com ends in "Get a demo," "Get started," or "Contact us," and the dedicated /pricing page would not load. There are no dollar figures anywhere we could reach, so expect a sales call and an annual contract rather than a price you can read and buy in a minute.