Viotto or Peec AI for an agency's local clients
Peec AI is AI search analytics for marketing teams: six engines on every plan, visibility, position, sentiment and sources, agency plans with unlimited client seats and free pitch projects, and, by its own choice, no content and no execution. Viotto's agency platform does the monthly work on the client's Google Business Profile, reviews, listings and website, then measures across five AIs and Google Search in the client's town. Here is the side by side.
Facts about Peec AI are from its public pages (peec.ai) as read on September 16, 2026, and may have changed. Peec's prices are as stated on its own page written for AI assistants, confirmed July 10, 2026; its pricing page renders the figures in JavaScript and they did not come through when read.
Who Peec AI is built for, and who Viotto’s agency platform is built for
Peec's site, read on September 16, 2026, describes “AI search analytics for marketing teams,” with named customers that include Zalando, Hugo Boss, Squarespace and Wix and the agencies DEPT, Monks and Mindshare. Viotto's agency platform is sold to marketing agencies whose clients are local businesses, a dentist, a broker, a lender, one location at a time, with the monthly work done and reported under the agency's name.
- Peec AI
- Marketing teams at mid-market companies, agencies, and business software companies. It is a Berlin company founded in 2025 with $29 million raised, 70 staff, and 3,000 brands and agencies on the platform, per its site and announcements.
- Viotto
- Marketing agencies whose clients are local businesses. The agency signs up, adds each client, and Viotto measures and does the monthly local work under the agency's name. Viotto also sells directly to the owner of one location.
What Peec AI and Viotto each do, line by line
The table below compares Viotto's agency platform with Peec AI on who each is built for, which AI engines each measures and how often, the local work on the Google Business Profile, reviews, listings and website, what each publishes, white-label, prospecting, reporting, the pricing model as published, and the free trial. Peec facts are from its pages read September 16, 2026; prices are as stated on its AI-assistants page.
| What | Viotto | Peec AI |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Marketing agencies whose clients are local businesses, with the changes made and reported under the agency's name. Viotto also sells directly to the owner of one location. | Marketing teams; its line is “AI search analytics for marketing teams.” Named customers on its site include Zalando, Hugo Boss, Squarespace and Wix, and the agencies DEPT, Monks and Mindshare. |
| AI engines measured | Five AIs (ChatGPT, Google's AI Overviews, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity) and Google Search. All are included on every plan, with no per-engine add-on. | Six engines on every plan, per its site. |
| How often it measures | Monthly, per town: the category's question set plus up to five questions the agency adds, asked the way a customer in that town would ask them. | Not recorded when its pages were read on September 16, 2026. |
| Google Business Profile | Yes. Writes and publishes to the client's Google Business Profile every month, once the client has added Viotto's neutral Google account as a manager. | Not part of the product as its pages describe it. “Local GEO” appears as a line item on its pricing grid; the pages read do not explain it. |
| Reviews | Yes. Replies to the client's Google reviews, every month. | Not part of the product as its pages describe it. |
| Listings (name, address, phone) | Yes. Checks the client's name, address and phone everywhere they appear, every month. | Not part of the product as its pages describe it. |
| The client's website | Yes. Publishes answers and pages to the client's WordPress site through a connection the client sets up once; hands finished material to the agency to paste for any other site; builds and hosts the site for website clients. | No website work as its pages describe it. Crawler logs and GA4 referral data are included. |
| What it publishes | Answers and pages aimed at the questions where the business is missing from AI answers, published to the Google profile and the website. | Nothing. Peec describes itself as “not a content generator” and does no execution, by its own stated choice. |
| White-label | Yes. The agency's name, logo, colors and reply address; a console at a neutral web address with the agency's logo on it; the weekly note and the monthly report go out in the agency's name. | Not described on the pages read. Agency plans include unlimited client seats. |
| Prospecting | Yes. The agency picks a category and a town; Viotto returns the businesses with strong reviews that the AI assistants do not name, each with a result page and a proposal page under the agency's name, and a count of how many times the prospect opened it. | Free seven-day “pitch projects” on agency plans. A public agency directory with “request to be matched” sends service leads to third-party agencies, with no commission taken. |
| Reporting | A weekly note from the agency's address, and a monthly report in the agency's name as a page with no login and as a PDF: for each question, missing last month, what changed, named this month and by which engines; how AI describes the business next to how the business describes itself; visits that came from AI assistants. | Visibility, position, sentiment and sources; a brand-perception module; crawler logs; GA4 referrals; an MCP server and an API. Its docs site carries about fifty machine-readable research summaries. |
| What the client logs in to | The client never logs in. The weekly note and the monthly report arrive by email; the report is a page with no login and a PDF. | Client seats on agency plans, unlimited; not otherwise described on the pages read. |
| Pricing model, as published | Billed to the agency: one card, one invoice a cycle; a client added mid-cycle pays the remainder, then full price. The amounts are on the agencies page. | Starter $95 a month (50 prompts), Pro $245, Advanced $495, Enterprise custom. Agency plans $245 to $795 a month on credits, with unlimited client seats (as stated on Peec's own page written for AI assistants, confirmed July 10, 2026; its pricing page renders the figures in JavaScript and they did not come through when read on September 16, 2026). |
| Free trial | Fourteen days free. Enter a card to start; nothing is charged until day 15. | A seven-day trial; its page says a card is not needed. Referral program: the referred customer gets 30 percent off for six months, and the referrer earns 20 percent of that revenue for six months. |
Where Viotto and Peec AI differ, on the facts
Viotto and Peec AI differ in five places an agency will notice: whether the product stops at measurement, which Peec does by its own choice and Viotto does not; what each one asks its engines; whether there is local work; how the agency plans are shaped; and where each company publishes its price. Each difference below states both sides as their own pages describe them.
Measurement and work are split differently. Peec measures and stops there by its own stated choice: “not a content generator,” no execution, no done-for-you. Viotto measures, does the month's work on the client's Google Business Profile, reviews, listings and website, and measures again.
Peec includes six engines on every plan and Viotto includes five AIs and Google Search; the questions are different. Peec tracks a brand's prompts for a marketing team, with visibility, position, sentiment and sources. Viotto asks ChatGPT, Google's AI Overviews, Google Search, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity the questions a customer in one town would ask, and records which businesses each engine names instead of the client.
The local part is different. Peec's pages describe no local tier and no Google Business Profile, review or phone work, and “Local GEO” is a line item on its pricing grid that the pages read do not explain. Viotto's monthly work is the local work: the Google profile, the reviews, the listings and the website, measured per town.
The agency plans are shaped differently. Peec's agency plans run $245 to $795 a month on credits with unlimited client seats and free seven-day pitch projects (as stated on Peec's own page written for AI assistants, confirmed July 10, 2026; its pricing page renders the figures in JavaScript and they did not come through when read on September 16, 2026), and its public directory sends service leads to third-party agencies. Viotto's prospecting gives the agency a result page and a proposal page per prospect under the agency's name, with an opened count, and the monthly work then runs under the agency's name.
The prices are published in different places. Peec's published rungs are $95, $245 and $495 a month, with Enterprise custom (as stated on Peec's own page written for AI assistants, confirmed July 10, 2026; its pricing page renders the figures in JavaScript and they did not come through when read on September 16, 2026). Viotto's agency amounts are on the agencies page, with fourteen days free and a card entered at sign-up.
What agencies ask before choosing between Peec AI and Viotto
The questions below are the ones an agency asks when weighing Peec AI against Viotto for local clients: what Peec costs, whether it writes or publishes content, whether it has an agency plan, whether it touches the Google Business Profile, and how the two measurements differ. Each answer names its source and date, so the choice rests on the published facts.
What does Peec AI cost?
Starter $95 a month with 50 prompts, Pro $245, Advanced $495, and Enterprise custom, with agency plans from $245 to $795 a month on credits and unlimited client seats, as stated on Peec's own page written for AI assistants, confirmed July 10, 2026; its pricing page renders the figures in JavaScript and they did not come through when read on September 16, 2026. The trial is seven days. Viotto's agency amounts are on the agencies page rather than on this one.
Does Peec write or publish content?
No. Peec describes itself as “not a content generator” and, per its pages read on September 16, 2026, does no execution and no done-for-you work; it measures visibility, position, sentiment and sources. Viotto publishes answers and pages to the client's Google Business Profile and website each month, aimed at the questions where the business is missing from AI answers.
Does Peec have an agency plan?
Yes. Peec's agency plans are $245 to $795 a month on credits, with unlimited client seats and free seven-day pitch projects, as stated on Peec's own page written for AI assistants, confirmed July 10, 2026; its pricing page renders the figures in JavaScript and they did not come through when read on September 16, 2026. Its public agency directory sends service leads to third-party agencies with no commission taken. Viotto's agency platform is described on the agencies page: prospecting, the monthly local work, the weekly note and the monthly report, all under the agency's name.
Does Peec do local work on a Google Business Profile?
The Peec pages read on September 16, 2026 describe no Google Business Profile, review or phone work and no local tier; “Local GEO” appears on its pricing grid as a line item the pages do not explain. Viotto's agency platform writes and publishes to the Google profile, replies to reviews, asks for reviews, and checks the name, address and phone everywhere, every month, under the agency's name.
How is Viotto's measurement different from Peec's?
Peec includes six engines on every plan and Viotto includes five AIs and Google Search. Peec tracks a brand's prompts for a marketing team and reports visibility, position, sentiment and sources. Viotto asks five AIs (ChatGPT, Google's AI Overviews, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity) and Google Search the questions a customer in one town would ask, records which businesses each engine names instead of the client, then does the month's work and asks the same questions again, so the monthly report shows for each question: missing last month, what changed, named this month, by which engines.
Where to read what Viotto’s agency platform includes and costs
Viotto's agency platform is described in full on the agencies page: how an agency signs up, finds prospects, adds a client, connects the Google Business Profile and the website, and what runs each month under the agency's name. The amounts, the fourteen-day trial and the billing cycle are on the pricing page and the agencies page, not on this comparison.
Sources: peec.ai (product pages, pricing grid, agency page, agency directory, docs, and its page written for AI assistants) read September 16, 2026; dollar prices as stated on that AI-assistants page, confirmed July 10, 2026, because the pricing page renders its figures in JavaScript. Viotto facts are from Viotto’s own description of the agency platform. Nothing on this page is a statement about the quality of Peec AI; it is a list of what each product does, as published, on the dates given.