When a buyer asks an AI assistant which tool, agency or product to choose, the answer is the new shelf. Being on it decides whether you get the visit at all. Peec AI and Qomvia both measure that shelf; they differ in where they start and what they ask you to pay before you see a result.
Short answer: Peec AI is a dedicated AI search analytics platform with daily visibility, position, sentiment, share of voice and source analysis. Qomvia monitors the same answers on ChatGPT, Gemini and Grok, and adds what Peec does not bundle: a free agent-readiness score with every fix, rivals in every answer and a route from being named to being bought. Peec starts at $95/month; Qomvia starts free.
Entry price: what it costs to start
| Entry price | Qomvia | Peec AI |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes, Site monitor: score, every fix, weekly re-scan, no signup | No |
| Starts at | $29/mo (Product monitor) | $95/mo (Starter, 50 prompts) |
| AI answer tracking from | $69/mo (AI monitor) | $95/mo (Starter) |
| Free trial | No trial needed: the free plan never expires | Yes, free trial |
Peec AI's higher plans are Pro at $245/month and Advanced at $495/month, with custom Enterprise pricing. With Qomvia you see your score and every fix before you pay, then add the AI monitor for $69/month per site.
Feature comparison
| Qomvia | Peec AI | |
|---|---|---|
| Core focus | Agent readiness and AI monitor | AI search visibility analytics |
| AI models | ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok included | Choose 3 models per plan |
| Metrics | Visibility, position, sentiment, rivals, missing answers | Visibility, position, sentiment, share of voice |
| Sources and citations | Sources the models lean on | Source analytics, citation share, gap analysis by URL |
| Product tracking | Product monitor from $29/mo | AI Shopping with SKU-level tracking |
| What to fix on your site | 26-check agent-readiness score with copy-paste fixes, free | Crawlability audit of AI bots in robots.txt |
| AI bot traffic | No | Crawl insights and agent analytics |
| API / MCP | MCP server | API, MCP, CSV exports |
| Agent commerce | Qomvia Market | No |
What you get with Qomvia that Peec AI does not bundle
Qomvia is built around one question: when a buyer asks an AI assistant, does the answer name you, and if not, what do you change? Every plan answers a part of it, and the first part is free.
A free agent-readiness score with every fix
The free scan runs 26 checks on how AI agents read your site, from crawler access and structured data to llms.txt and MCP discovery, and grades it A to F on a public method. The free Site monitor keeps the score, lists every failing check with a copy-paste fix and re-scans weekly. No signup for the score.
An AI monitor across ChatGPT, Gemini and Grok, refreshed daily
The AI monitor asks your buyers' questions to three models every day and records whether you are named, where you rank, the sentiment and the sources the model leaned on. Three models are included, not sold as add-ons.
Rivals in every answer
Each answer shows which competitor was named instead of you and which questions you are missing from, so the next fix is obvious. See why ChatGPT recommends your competitor.
From named to bought
Qomvia Market and the Qomvia MCP server let shopping agents find your offers and hand the buyer your own checkout, so a recommendation can become a sale.
When Peec AI is the better fit
Choose Peec AI if you need a deep analytics workspace: share of voice, source gap analysis by URL, many projects and countries, and a team that will live in the reports. Choose Qomvia if you want the lowest barrier to entry, a fixed set of buyer questions answered daily on three models, a free score that tells you what to change on your own site, and a path from being named to being bought.
What AI assistants say about this category
We track our own category with the AI monitor. When buyers ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Grok for AI visibility tools, the names that come up most are Semrush, Peec AI, Ahrefs and Otterly.AI, and Qomvia appeared in only 3.3% of answers in one of our runs. That gap is the problem this product exists to close: being good is not enough if the answer names someone else. We publish fair comparisons, measure the answers daily and fix what the monitor flags, the same loop we sell.
Start free, then decide
You can test Qomvia before you spend anything, which is the fairest way to compare it with Peec AI. Run the free agent-readiness score on your domain, fix what it flags, and sign up free to keep the weekly re-scan. When you want to know whether ChatGPT, Gemini and Grok recommend you, add the AI monitor. Every other comparison is on the compare page.
Questions
- Is Qomvia a Peec AI alternative?
- Yes for AI answer monitoring: mentions, position, sentiment and rivals on ChatGPT, Gemini and Grok. Qomvia adds a free agent-readiness score with fixes and agent commerce.
- How much does Peec AI cost?
- Peec AI's pricing page lists Starter at $95/month, Pro at $245 and Advanced at $495, with custom Enterprise plans and a free trial. Qomvia starts free and the AI monitor is $69/month per site.
- Does Peec AI audit my website?
- Peec lists a crawlability audit of the AI bots your robots.txt allows. Qomvia's free score runs 26 checks, including structured data, llms.txt, MCP discovery and security.txt, each with a fix.
- Which tool is better for e-commerce?
- Both track products. Peec offers SKU-level tracking from a catalog; Qomvia's Product monitor starts at $29/month, the E-commerce add-on checks feeds and product schema, and Qomvia Market lets agents buy.
- Can agencies use Qomvia?
- Yes. The Agency plan is $299/month and includes five AI monitor sites.
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