Attensira vs Peec AI

What do AI engines say when a buyer compares Peec AI with Profound?

"Peec AI vs Profound" is one of the questions we track for our own site. On 3 October 2026 Perplexity answered it in one sentence: Peec AI "focuses on monitoring and clean reporting with unlimited seats", while Profound "offers a deeper, full-stack AEO platform with content generation and action surfaces". Peec AI's own site was the first source it cited. Attensira was not part of the comparison, and in four days of answers to that question it never was. That is the honest starting point for this page: Peec AI is one of the names engines reach for in this category, and we are not yet.

From 21 September to 4 October 2026, ChatGPT and Perplexity gave 3,534 answers to the 61 questions we track. Peec AI was named or linked in 758 of the 3,666 competitor readings in that window. Attensira was named in 197 answers, and all 197 came from the three questions that already contain our name, such as "what is Attensira". On the category questions a buyer asks before they know us, we were named zero times. We publish that number because it is the baseline the crew is working against on our own site, and because a page that compares two products should say where each stands.

What does Peec AI sell?

Peec AI describes itself as AI search analytics for marketing teams, and its pricing page is organised the way an analytics product is: by how much you measure. On 4 October 2026 it showed four tiers.

• Starter, for SEO and content managers getting started: 50 prompts, a choice of three models, unlimited users, daily tracking, one project.
• Pro, for SEO teams that need deeper tracking: 150 prompts, three models, two projects.
• Advanced, for marketing teams with several projects: 350 prompts, three models, five projects, multi-country tracking and a Looker Studio integration.
• Enterprise, custom, through sales.

Peec AI's own FAQ says the price is driven by the number of prompts and models you track, with higher tiers discounting the price per prompt, and that tracking in more countries or languages costs nothing extra. The amounts are rendered inside the page's interface rather than in the page itself. Read in a browser on 4 October 2026, monthly billing showed Starter at €85, Pro at €205 and Advanced at €425 a month, with each extra model on top (from €25 a month on Starter). Prices may show in another currency where you are; check the page yourself before you budget.

Beyond tracking, Peec AI lists brand attribute scoring, competitor benchmarking, AI referral attribution, API and MCP access, CSV exports, role-based permissions and single sign-on. It also lists recommended actions: ranked opportunities to improve AI visibility, grouped into earned and owned. That last feature is where the two products meet, and where they part.

Where does Peec AI stop and Attensira start?

Peec AI's recommended actions are a ranked to-do list. Earned opportunities are the third-party pages that answers lean on; owned opportunities are your own pages. Peec AI tells your team which ones matter most. Your team then writes the content, edits the pages, contacts the publishers and checks whether it worked.

Attensira does those same two kinds of work itself. Every morning a Daily win plan reads the prompts you are losing and the ones you are winning, picks up to three pieces of work, and does them.

• Owned work becomes a change to your page. If your site is in a Git repository, the crew opens a pull request, as a draft by default, on a fresh branch, never pushed twice. If it lives in Webflow or WordPress, the crew writes an unpublished draft in your own editor. New articles go where your site can take them.
• Earned work starts with the pages an engine already cites for your questions that name a competitor and not you. The crew drafts the pitch or the directory listing; outreach goes from your own mailbox. Threads on Reddit or Hacker News that answers cite get a drafted reply for you to post from your own account.

Every one of those waits for your yes. Workspaces start in Draft, where nothing leaves the workspace until you approve it, and anything that states a claim, a price, a number, a competitor's name, waits in every mode. Then each shipped change is re-read at +7, +14 and +30 days against the week before it, with the number of answers behind each verdict. A change inside the noise is reported as no change.

That is the difference in one line: Peec AI tells your team where to dig; Attensira's agents do the SEO work and show you what the digging found.

When is Peec AI the better buy?

Peec AI is the better buy in three situations, and we would rather you knew them now than after a trial.

You have a team and you want their tool. If you employ SEO or content people who will act on AI search data, Peec AI gives them a focused, analytics-first product with benchmarking, attribute scoring and referral attribution. Attensira would duplicate the measurement and take the work away from people who want to do it.

Reporting is the job. Advanced includes five projects, multi-country tracking and Looker Studio, with unlimited users on every self-serve tier. If your output is a monthly report to stakeholders or clients, that packaging fits a reporting function better than ours.

You want to pick the models. Peec AI lets each self-serve plan choose three models from its list. Attensira's plan decides which engines are read: the entry plan reads a fixed set and Gemini comes with Growth. If the three surfaces you care about are not the ones our entry plan reads, Peec AI's choice is a real advantage.

What does a first week look like?

With Peec AI you add prompts and competitors, choose your three models, and within a day or two you have a visibility overview, benchmarks against competitors and the first ranked actions. What happens to those actions in week two depends on your team.

With Attensira, on day one the crew reads your site, drafts your business profile and takes a first reading of every question you track. By the end of the first week you see the answers you lose, ranked, and the first pieces of work are in your inbox: a passage rewrite, an article draft, a listing, a pull request if your repository is connected. You approve, edit or decline each one.