OpenHelm vs Peec AI
Choose Peec AI if you need to measure AI search visibility at scale: many prompts, share of voice against competitors, citation sources and shareable dashboards. Choose OpenHelm if you mostly want something done about it, with agents auditing llms.txt, schema and crawler access and publishing the content answer engines cite.
Facts checked . OpenHelm wins 4 rows, Peec AI wins 6.
| OpenHelm | Peec AI | Better at it | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free, then from $9 per seat a month billed yearly ($11 monthly) | Reviews in September 2026 report about $95 to $495 a month for 50 to 350 prompts. Peec's own page lists plans without prices | OpenHelm |
| Engines tracked | Whatever answer-engine connections you have; with none connected it reports that it is blocked | Pick three engines on self-serve plans from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, AI Mode, AI Overviews and Copilot; more as add-ons | Peec AI |
| Prompts at scale | Asks the questions in your keyword plan | Prompt management, prompts from keywords, personas and bulk import | Peec AI |
| Share of voice | Records whether your product is cited | Share of voice tracked daily against competitors | Peec AI |
| Citation sources | Not tracked in depth | Shows which sources engines cite, with gap analysis and source recommendations | Peec AI |
| Dashboards and reporting | Data tables and charts in your workspace | Automated reports, shareable dashboards and a Data Studio connector | Peec AI |
| Technical GEO audit | Checks llms.txt, JSON-LD, AI crawler access in robots.txt, citable facts, headings and authorship | Built for measurement and recommendations | OpenHelm |
| Producing content | Writes posts against the plan, publishes them to your repo and confirms they are live | Recommends; you or your team produce the content | OpenHelm |
| Classic SEO | Keyword plan, indexing checks and weekly Search Console reporting | AI search only | OpenHelm |
| Seats | Per seat; viewers are free | Unlimited seats on every paid plan (per reviews) | Peec AI |
Choose Peec AI if
- You report AI visibility to a board or clients and need dashboards they can open.
- You track hundreds of prompts across several engines and countries.
- You want to see which third-party sources engines cite, so PR can target them.
- You're an agency tracking several brands.
Choose OpenHelm if
- You're a small team that needs the audit and the content, not another dashboard.
- You want llms.txt, schema, crawler access and headings audited on a schedule.
- You want classic SEO and AI visibility handled by the same crew.
- You want a published price and a free tier to start.
Price. As published on the day we checked.
- OpenHelm
- Free, then from $9 per seat a month billed yearly ($11 monthly). Runs on your own Claude Code or Codex subscription use no credits. Live prices
- Peec AI
- Peec's pricing page lists Starter, Pro, Advanced and Enterprise without prices. Third-party reviews in September 2026 report Starter at about $95 a month (50 prompts), Pro $245 (150) and Advanced $495 (350), with 15% off yearly. See their pricing page to confirm.
Peec AI prices are from third-party reviews, not Peec itself.
Questions
How much does Peec AI cost?
Peec doesn't show prices on its own page. Reviews from September 2026 put self-serve plans at roughly $95 to $495 a month for 50 to 350 prompts, with unlimited seats. Check with Peec for a current figure.
Can OpenHelm track AI visibility without Peec?
Yes, within limits. It asks answer engines the questions in your plan through whatever connections you have and records whether you are cited. With no engine connected it reports that it is blocked instead of guessing.
Should I use both?
If you need board-level reporting on AI visibility, Peec measures and OpenHelm acts: audits, fixes and new content. If you just want to be cited more, start with OpenHelm.
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