Peec AI and Shipfound both check whether AI engines name your brand. Peec AI is an analytics dashboard: it measures visibility, position, citations and sentiment across a set of prompts. Shipfound runs inside Claude Code or Codex and ships the fixes, pages and listings that change the answer, as pull requests you merge.
So the real question is what you want at the end of the week. A report your team acts on, or the work itself.
Side by side
| Peec AI | Shipfound | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Measures visibility, average position, citation share and sentiment across a set of prompts | A growth agent in Claude Code or Codex that checks AI answers and ships fixes as pull requests |
| Lowest paid plan | Starter, $95/mo (€89) | Builder, $59/mo, and a free plan at $0 |
| Prompts | 50 on Starter, 150 on Pro, 350 on Advanced | 10 buyer questions in the first check, weekly re-check on 25 prompts on Builder |
| Engines | 3 picked from a list of 7 on self-serve plans | 6 AI engines on every check |
| Claude | Claude Sonnet 4 on the Enterprise tier only | Asked on every check |
| Runs per question | Not stated | 4 per engine, read as "named in 3 of 4 runs" |
| Seats | Unlimited on every paid tier | Not stated |
| Languages | 14+ languages with country-level breakdowns | Not stated |
| Changes your site | Not stated | Yes, as pull requests you merge |
| Try it | 7-day free trial, no credit card | Free plan with 20 credits to start |
Prices change. Check the current ones on Peec AI's site and on Shipfound's pricing page before you buy.
What Peec AI is good at
Peec AI is built for measuring. For each prompt it reports visibility, average position, citation share and sentiment, so a marketing team can see where the brand stands and which sources the engines lean on.
It suits teams. Every paid tier comes with unlimited user seats, and it tracks across 14+ languages with country-level breakdowns. The Advanced plan adds a Looker Studio connector and a multi-country view, which matters if you already report in Looker.
You choose the engines. On self-serve plans you pick 3 from ChatGPT, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot, Perplexity, Gemini and Grok. A fourth engine is an add-on: $35 a month on Starter, $85 on Pro and $165 on Advanced, per extra model.
And it has scale behind it. Its own site says it is trusted by 3500+ brands and agencies.
What Shipfound does differently
Shipfound starts where the report ends. You type grow in Claude Code, or ask Codex "What should I do today?", and your agent ships the change most likely to bring you signups.
That work lands in your repo. Your agent writes the pages your buyers search for and fixes what keeps Google and ChatGPT from showing you. Each change is a pull request on a branch, and the agent never merges. Replies on Reddit are drafted and filled in your browser, and you press post.
The check is built for answers that change. AI answers differ from one ask to the next, so Shipfound asks each buyer question 4 times on each engine and keeps every answer. A result reads "named in 3 of 4 runs", not a score. It also counts visits from GPTBot, PerplexityBot and ClaudeBot to your pages, so you can see whether the bots read what you shipped.
Your agent does the writing and coding on your own Claude Code or Codex plan. Credits only pay for search data, AI visibility checks and verification, and any job over 5 credits tells you its price first.
Pricing
Peec AI is priced by prompts and projects. As reported in June 2026: Starter $95/mo with 50 prompts and 1 project, Pro $245/mo with 150 prompts and 2 projects, and Advanced $495/mo with 350 prompts and 5 projects. Annual billing takes 15% off any plan.
Shipfound is priced by plan and credits. Free is $0 with 20 credits to start and 20 more every month. Builder is $59/mo with 100 credits a month. Growth is $99/mo with 500 credits a month and up to 3 sites. A comparison or answer page costs 7 credits, site fixes cost 6, and a weekly AI re-check costs 15. Credit packs are $19 per 100 and never expire.
When to pick Peec AI
Pick Peec AI if a marketing team or agency owns AI visibility and reports on it. Unlimited seats, country breakdowns and a Looker Studio connector fit that job.
Pick it too if nobody on your team works in a code repo with Claude Code or Codex. Shipfound does its work through those agents, and without one it has nothing to ship with.
And pick it if you need Microsoft Copilot or Grok tracked. Both are on Peec AI's engine list. Shipfound's check does not ask them.
When to pick Shipfound
Pick Shipfound if you build your product with Claude Code or Codex and want the fixes done, not described. It suits founders whose site runs on Next.js, Astro, Nuxt, SvelteKit, Hugo or static HTML.
Pick it if Claude matters to your buyers. Shipfound asks Claude on every check, on every plan.
And pick it if you are starting small. The free plan includes the access audit and a first visibility check: 10 buyer questions, 6 AI engines, 4 runs each.
Frequently asked questions
Is Peec AI legit?
Yes, it is an established company. Peec AI is built in Berlin, raised $1.95 million in a seed round in April 2025 and $6.13 million in a round led by 20VC in July 2025. Its site says it is trusted by 3500+ brands and agencies.
How much does an AI visibility tool cost?
Peec AI's Starter plan was $95/mo (€89) as of June 2026. Shipfound has a free plan, and Builder costs $59/mo. Other trackers and their prices are in what to use instead of a generic SEO dashboard.
Who are Peec AI's competitors?
Other AI visibility trackers that ask the engines your prompts and report what they say, and tools like Shipfound that act on the result. What to use instead of a generic SEO dashboard lists several with prices.
How does Peec AI work?
You set a list of prompts and pick the engines. Peec AI runs the prompts and reports your visibility, average position, citation share and sentiment for each one. On self-serve plans you pick 3 engines from a list of 7.