Tibly vs Peec AI
This starts with a concession: Peec AI is a strong, fairly priced tracker built for marketing teams and SEO agencies, and if you run either, it's probably the better buy. Tibly is built for the business itself. It's your website, it measures whether AI names you when someone nearby asks who to hire, and it publishes the fix on the site it already hosts.
By Joshua Gluck
The short version
Where each one is the better choice, stated plainly.
Choose Tibly when
Choose Tibly if you own the business rather than market for one. A law firm, a dental practice, or a plumbing company doesn't need a second project, a Looker Studio connector, or an agency seat. It needs to know whether ChatGPT and Perplexity name it when a customer asks, and a way to fix that without hiring anyone. Tibly is the site as well as the scanner, so the fix ships where the gap is found.
Choose Peec AI when
Choose Peec AI if you're a marketing team or an agency managing several brands. Multi-project workspaces, dedicated agency pricing, unlimited users, up to 13 LLMs on Enterprise, an API, and a Looker Studio connector are exactly what a team reporting to clients or a CMO needs. Tibly has none of those, and if you need them, this isn't a close call.
Tibly vs Peec AI, side by side
| Feature | Tibly | Peec AI |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A website that also measures and fixes its own AI visibility | A standalone AI-visibility tracker for marketing teams and agencies |
| Who it's built for | The individual small or medium business whose website is the business | Marketing teams and SEO agencies, with separate agency plans |
| Price | Growth $299, Scale $699, Premiere $1,499/month, Enterprise custom, as of October 2026 | Starter $95, Pro $245, Advanced $495/month, Enterprise custom, as of September 2026. Annual saves about 15% |
| Prompts included | 100 on Growth, 250 on Scale, 500 on Premiere, unlimited on Enterprise | 50 on Starter, 150 on Pro, 350 on Advanced, custom on Enterprise |
| Answer engines | 3 on Growth, 6 on Scale and Premiere, all 7 on Enterprise | Choose 3 models on brand plans. Up to 13 LLMs on Enterprise |
| Where prompts come from | Generated from your industry and the cities you serve | You choose and manage the prompt list for each project |
| Acting on what it finds | Drafts the fix and publishes it to your Tibly-hosted site | Gap analysis, a crawlability audit, and the Peec agent point to fixes. Publishing happens on your own site |
| Website included | Yes. Builder, hosting, and editing in the same subscription | No. Tracking only |
| API, connectors, and shopping data | None. No API, no Looker Studio, no SKU-level tracking | API and SSO on Enterprise, Looker Studio on Advanced, AI Shopping tracking at SKU level |
Yext found that 86% of AI citations came from brand-managed sources, split between owned websites at roughly 44% and managed listings like Google Business Profile at roughly 42% (Yext, 6.8M citations). The site you control is the biggest lever you have, which is why Tibly treats the fix as a publish rather than a report. See the research
What does Peec AI do?
Peec AI is a standalone AI-visibility tracker. You set up a project for a brand, choose the prompts you care about and the three models you want to watch, and Peec runs them daily and reports visibility, position, sentiment, and share of voice against the competitors it finds in the answers. It adds source analytics that show which domains the engines cite, brand perception summaries, gap analysis, a crawlability audit, and an AI Shopping view that tracks products at the SKU level. As of September 2026 the brand plans are Starter at $95 a month for 50 prompts and one project, Pro at $245 for 150 prompts and two projects, Advanced at $495 for 350 prompts, five projects, multi-country tracking, and a Looker Studio connector, and a custom Enterprise tier with every model, up to 13 LLMs, an API, and SSO. Agencies get their own tiers at $245, $495, and $795. Every plan includes unlimited users, and Peec holds a 4.9 out of 5 on G2. Check Peec's own page before deciding, because this category re-prices often and any figure quoted here ages fast.
When is Peec AI the right choice?
When you're a marketing team or an agency. Peec was built around projects, and a project is a unit of work for someone who manages more than one brand, or one brand across more than one country. If you're an agency with eight clients, the agency tiers, unlimited seats, and the Looker Studio connector are exactly what you need to build the monthly report and defend the retainer. If you're an in-house team, the Enterprise API lets you pull visibility data into whatever dashboard your CMO already looks at. Tibly does none of that: there's no API, no connector, no multi-client workspace beyond an agency plan, and no SKU-level shopping data. If any of those are on your list, buy Peec.
What is the real structural difference?
Peec is a tracker for a team. Tibly is a website for a business. Here's the mechanism. A dentist in Mesa runs a Peec scan and learns that when someone asks ChatGPT for an emergency dentist nearby, three competitors get named and she doesn't. Peec's gap analysis tells her which questions she's missing and its crawlability audit tells her the site has problems. Now she has to write a page, get into whatever platform her site is on, and publish it, and if the site was built by a designer four years ago, she may not have the login. Tibly hosts the site, so when the scan finds that gap it drafts the page, publishes it, and checks the next day whether the answer changed. The prompts are generated from her specialty and the cities she serves, so there's no prompt list to maintain. For a marketing team with a content calendar and a CMS they control, that advantage is small. For an owner who is also the marketer, it's the entire product.
Which costs less for a small business?
On the tracker alone, Peec. Starter at $95 a month is cheaper than Tibly Growth at $299, and Pro at $245 gives you 150 prompts where Growth gives you 100. If you already have a website you're happy with and someone who will update it, Peec is the cheaper way to add AI visibility and this page shouldn't talk you out of it. The math changes when you count the whole bill. Tibly's $299 includes the website builder, hosting, the on-page editor, a custom domain, payments and invoices, an online store, booking, forms, and site analytics. If you're paying a builder and a host separately, or paying a designer to make changes, Tibly is replacing those lines rather than adding one. Both companies publish their prices, so put them side by side with what you actually pay today before choosing.
Common questions
- Is Peec AI better than Tibly?
- For a marketing team or an agency, yes. Peec tracks more models, supports multiple projects and clients, and offers an API and a Looker Studio connector that Tibly doesn't have. For an individual small business, Tibly fits better because it's also the website: the prompts are generated for you and the fix gets published on the site Tibly hosts.
- How much does Peec AI cost?
- As of September 2026, Peec AI's brand plans are Starter $95, Pro $245, and Advanced $495 a month, with Enterprise by quote and roughly 15% off billed annually. Agency plans run $245, $495, and $795. Tibly is Growth $299, Scale $699, Premiere $1,499, and Enterprise by quote, and every plan includes the website. Verify current pricing on Peec's page.
- Does Tibly have agency plans like Peec AI?
- Tibly has an agency plan, but not the multi-project, multi-client workspace that Peec built its product around. If you manage several brands and need separate projects, unlimited seats, and client-ready reporting, Peec's agency tiers are the stronger option and this isn't close.
- Can I track Gemini and Google AI Mode with Tibly?
- Yes, on the higher plans. Tibly Growth tracks ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini, Scale and Premiere add Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, and Microsoft Copilot, and Enterprise adds Claude. Peec lets you choose any three models on its brand plans and up to 13 on Enterprise, so if you want a specific mix at the entry price, Peec is more flexible.
