overads vs Peec AI. The honest math.
Peec AI checks how AI assistants talk about your brand, and it does that one job well. overads Signals is built to do the same job inside a full marketing stack, and that part of it is switched off today. Here is what each costs, and where Peec wins.
The Signals AI-answer scan reads Gemini and Perplexity and is switched off for customers today. ChatGPT, Copilot and AI Overviews are not covered.
Peec does one job well, and prices like one job.
Peec AI is a dedicated AI-search-visibility tool and a serious one, trusted by 2500+ marketing teams by their own count. Daily tracking, unlimited users, and six engines on the menu: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, AI Mode and AI Overviews. It also prices like a specialist. Starter is $95 a month for 50 tracked prompts on a single project, and you pick three of the six engines. A fourth engine is another $30. Pro at $245 gets you two projects and 150 prompts, still with three engines at base price.
overads Signals is built to read two engines, Gemini and Perplexity, on both plans: 25 prompts per site, one site scanned weekly on Pro at $19, and three sites weekly on Scale at $49. That scan is switched off for customers today, and ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot and AI Overviews are not covered either way. What runs today, on both plans, is the rest of Signals: Google rankings from Search Console, tracked keyword positions and a site audit, plus ads, publishing, and images and videos made in the chat.
Honest take: on AI search visibility, Peec wins today, full stop. 50 prompts on one project for $95 beats our 25 per site even once our scan is on, and a dedicated tool goes deeper on pure AI-visibility analytics than a bundled module does. The overads case is the classic search picture and the stack around it, from $19. If AI visibility is the one job, buy the specialist.
Twelve dimensions, side by side, no marketing spin
AI visibility, position, and sentiment
Gemini + Perplexity at base price
ChatGPT, Copilot, AI Overviews
Tracked prompts on one brand
Sites covered per plan
Daily tracking cadence
Share of voice, competitor benchmarking
Cited sources behind each answer
Keyword position tracking
Site audit, Search Console rankings
Google Search Console integration
Ads, publishing, creative
What each dollar buys, on both sides
Engine coverage
Two engines, stated plainly
Signals is built to read Gemini and Perplexity on every plan at no extra cost, and that scan is switched off for customers today. ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot and AI Overviews are not covered on any plan, and Peec reads three of its six at base price.
Peec: pick three of its six engines at base price. A fourth is $30 a month on Starter.
After the report
Ship the fix
A gap Signals finds can be drafted into a fix with the assistant in the chat and sent out with Publish, in the same session.
Prompt depth
Where Peec beats us
Peec Starter tracks 50 prompts on one project. The overads entitlement is 25 per site: one site on Pro, three on Scale. On one brand, Peec gives you double, and we will not pretend otherwise.
Depth on one brand, or coverage across several. That is the fork.
Beyond the AI answer
The search work Peec does not do
Peec stops at the AI answer, by design. Signals puts the classic search picture and the AI answer picture on one screen instead of two subscriptions.
Pricing math
A team tracking three brands, monthly
Read it both ways. At one brand, Peec's 50 prompts and three engines beat our 25 and two, and Peec's scan runs today where ours is switched off. At three, $49 covers the classic search picture for three sites and the rest of the stack.
Peec Starter includes one project and Pro at $245 includes two, so three brands lands outside both tiers; the $285 line is three Starter subscriptions. At three brands, $49 on overads buys Google rankings, tracked keyword positions and a site audit for three sites, with the AI-answer scan built and switched off, plus the ads, publishing and creative surfaces.
Pick Peec AI if
AI search visibility is the whole job, not one job among several. You track one brand or two and you want the deepest prompt set you can afford: 50 on Starter, 150 on Pro, run daily, with unlimited users on every tier. You already have an SEO suite you like, your ads and publishing live somewhere else and are staying there, and you would rather buy a specialist than a module inside a broader product. Our AI-answer scan is switched off for customers today, so on that brief Peec is not only the better purchase, it is the one that works now, and $95 to start is a fair price for a focused tool that does its one thing properly. Buy the specialist. We would.
