How is WhyIQ AI Radar different from Peec AI?

The main difference is how pricing works and who can see it. Peec allocates tracking through a credit system: 30 credits cover one prompt on one AI model for a month, so a prompt tracked across 3 models costs about 90 credits, and you budget by arithmetic. Peec's brand plans cover 3 AI models, and its agency tiers (6 models, sized at 3, 10, or 25 client projects) are priced behind a Book Demo call with no public figure. WhyIQ AI Radar publishes every price: $29/mo for 30 prompts across 5 engines (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, Google AI Overviews), and $149/mo Agency for 5 client domains with 40 prompts each and a 3-pass confidence band, billed monthly with self-serve checkout on every tier. Competitor details verified against Peec's public pages on 17 July 2026.

How does Peec AI's credit pricing work?

Per Peec's own documentation, credits are allocation slots: 30 credits keep one prompt tracked on one AI model for a month, and they stay allocated until you move them. Tracking a prompt across 3 models is about 90 credits per month, and agency tiers carry 10,000 to 65,000 credits to divide across client projects. It is a flexible system, and Peec's July 2026 update made credits reallocatable across projects. The trade-off is that the buyer does arithmetic to know what a tracking plan costs, and the agency tiers that unlock the full 6-model coverage have no published price. AI Radar's alternative is flat units: prompts times engines, every price on the page, no conversion math.

Which is better for an agency managing client brands?

Both products are genuinely built for agencies, which is rare in this category. Peec's agency tiers are sized by client count (3, 10, or 25 client projects), cover 6 AI models including Microsoft Copilot, offer per-project model selection, and include free 7-day pitch projects for prospecting; every agency tier is priced behind a Book Demo call. AI Radar's Agency tier is $149/mo for 5 client domains ($35 each after), with 40 prompts per client, per-client dashboards and weekly per-client scan emails, a 3-pass confidence band on every check, and self-serve checkout with the price on the page. A small agency that wants to start today without a sales call has a checkout; an agency that wants Copilot coverage or 25+ client projects should book the Peec demo.

What is the 3-pass confidence band on AI Radar Agency?

AI engine responses are probabilistic: run the same prompt twice and the citations can differ. Industry analysts have criticised AI visibility numbers built from single runs for exactly this reason. AI Radar's Agency tier runs each prompt 3 times per engine per week and averages the passes into a confidence band on the dashboard, for example cited in 2 of 3 passes. Peec's public materials do not advertise a multi-run confidence measure. The band tells a customer whether a citation is reliable or a one-off, which matters when the number is going into a client report.

What engines does each product cover?

AI Radar covers ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews: all 5 included on the free check, the $29 SMB tier, and the $149 Agency tier, with no per-engine charges. Peec's brand plans cover 3 AI models, and its agency tiers cover 6: ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot, Perplexity, and Gemini. Peec's agency coverage is broader (it includes Copilot and Google AI Mode; AI Radar does not track Copilot today), and AI Radar covers Claude, which Peec's listed agency model set does not name. Neither engine list is a superset of the other; check which engines your buyers actually use.

What does WhyIQ AI Radar cost compared to Peec AI?

AI Radar publishes everything: $29/mo SMB for 30 prompts across 5 engines weekly, $149/mo Agency for 40 prompts per client across 5 client domains with 3-pass tracking, $35 per additional domain, billed monthly. Peec's brand plans start around $100/mo per its own materials, with exact figures rendered in its app rather than on the static pricing page, and its agency tiers (10,000 to 65,000 credits, 3 to 25 client projects) have no published price; every agency CTA is Book Demo. Peec also replaced its earlier per-engine add-on pricing with the credit model in a July 2026 update, so older third-party comparisons quoting per-engine add-on fees are out of date. Verified 17 July 2026.

What does WhyIQ AI Radar NOT replace from Peec AI?

Several real things. Peec's agency tiers cover 6 AI models including Microsoft Copilot and Google AI Mode, which AI Radar does not track today. Peec offers per-project model selection, so an agency can track different engines for different clients. Peec's brand plans track daily, where AI Radar is weekly by design. And Peec's free 7-day pitch projects are a genuinely useful prospecting feature for agencies. Customers who need Copilot coverage, daily readings, or per-client engine mixes should evaluate Peec. AI Radar's answer is published flat pricing, the 3-pass confidence band, page-level citation attribution, and the WhyIQ Scanner CRO product on the same account.

Published pricing vs Book a Demo

Peec asks agencies to book a demo. AI Radar shows the price and a checkout.

Peec AI is a capable citation tracker with genuinely agency-shaped tiers, and this page says so. The difference is access: Peec prices tracking in credits (30 per prompt per model per month) and gates every agency tier behind a Book Demo call with no public figure. WhyIQ AI Radar publishes everything: $29/mo for 30 prompts across 5 engines, $149/mo Agency for 5 client domains with a 3-pass confidence band, billed monthly, self-serve on every tier.

Updated 2026-07-18 · Competitor details verified against Peec's public pages on 17 July 2026, the same day Peec updated its pricing model

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	Peec AI	WhyIQ AI Radar
Entry price	Around $100/mo (their materials)	$29/mo, on the page
Agency pricing	Book Demo, no public price	$149/mo, on the page
Engines	3 on brand plans, 6 on agency tiers	5 flat on every tier
Pricing unit	Credits (30 per prompt per model per month)	Prompts, flat
Client capacity (agency)	3 / 10 / 25 projects by tier	5 domains included, $35 each after
Tracking cadence	Daily on brand plans	Weekly, 3 passes per prompt on Agency
Multi-run confidence	Not advertised	3-pass band on Agency
Free entry point	7-day pitch projects on agency tiers	Free check, no account, about 10 min
Checkout	Self-serve brand plans, demo for agency	Self-serve on every tier
Page-level attribution	Not advertised	Per-prompt target page match

Peec figures from peec.ai/pricing, peec.ai/pricing-agencies, and Peec's pricing announcement, verified 17 July 2026. Their pricing may change; ours is at whyiq.ai/radar/pricing.

What WhyIQ AI Radar replaces

The same job, without the demo call or the credit math

Peec AI is a working citation tracker. AI Radar covers the same weekly tracking job with published flat pricing, self-serve checkout on every tier, and a measurement integrity layer on Agency.

The demo call between an agency and a price

Every Peec agency tier, from 3 client projects to 25, is priced behind a Book Demo button with no public figure. A small agency that wants to start reselling AI-visibility monitoring this week has to book a sales call first. AI Radar's Agency tier is $149/mo on the pricing page with a checkout: 5 client domains, 40 prompts each, live on the next weekly cycle.

Credit arithmetic as a pricing model

Peec allocates tracking through credits: 30 per prompt per model per month, roughly 90 per prompt at a typical 3-model mix, with agency tiers carrying 10,000 to 65,000 credits to divide across clients. Flexible, but the buyer does arithmetic to know what a plan costs. AI Radar prices in the units you think in: prompts, engines, client domains, one flat number.

Single-run noise presented as certainty

AI engine responses are probabilistic, and industry critics have called out AI visibility numbers built from one run per prompt as precision that cannot be audited. Peec's public materials do not advertise a multi-run confidence measure. AI Radar Agency runs every prompt 3 times per engine per week and shows the spread, which matters when the number goes into a client report.

Page-level citation attribution

When an engine cites your domain, AI Radar's query bank carries the intended target page per prompt and flags whether the engine landed on it (full win) or a different page (partial win). That distinction drives different fixes: a partial win is an internal-linking and content problem, not an authority problem.

Honest about limits

What WhyIQ AI Radar does not replace

Peec ships real things AI Radar does not, and some of them go beyond us. Customers whose workflows depend on what is below should choose Peec.

Peec's 6-model agency coverage, including Microsoft Copilot and Google AI Mode (AI Radar tracks 5 engines and does not cover Copilot today)

Per-project model selection (tracking different engine mixes for different clients)

Daily tracking cadence on brand plans (AI Radar is weekly by design)

Free 7-day pitch projects for agency prospecting

When each is the right call

Use AI Radar when

You want the price on the page and a checkout, not a demo call, especially for the agency tier
Flat per-domain pricing ($149 for 5 clients, $35 each after) beats budgeting in credits
A 3-pass confidence band matters because single-run citation data feels like noise in a client report
Page-level attribution (did the engine cite the intended page?) matters for content QA
Claude coverage matters to your buyers
You want the WhyIQ Scanner CRO product on the same account as your citation tracking

Use Peec AI when

Microsoft Copilot or Google AI Mode coverage is load-bearing for your clients
You want different engine mixes per client via per-project model selection
Daily readings matter more to you than multi-pass weekly readings
You manage 25+ client projects and a sales conversation about volume pricing makes sense

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Every price on the page. No demo call.

Start with one free check across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews. No account. About 10 minutes, emailed to you. Then track weekly from $29/mo, or take the Agency tier for 5 client domains and the 3-pass confidence band at $149/mo.

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No credit arithmetic. No sales call. Billed monthly.