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Peec AI Brand Mentions in ChatGPT and Claude Tracking

Peec can cover ChatGPT inside three models at $95. Claude is Enterprise. We keep Peec when they already standardized. We add Promptwatch when Claude is in the weekly SOW.

Peec AI brand mentions in ChatGPT and Claude tracking is the brief that assumes both engines sit on the $95 plan. They do not, not as we brief it. Starter is $95/mo with three models. ChatGPT can be one of them. Claude is Enterprise. Extra models are $35 to $165. Price that mix before anyone calls Peec the cheaper ChatGPT-plus-Claude stack. The error is in the word "plus." Clients hear "ChatGPT plus Claude" and assume both are in the seat they already pay for. The seat covers three models, and Claude is not one of them unless the invoice says Enterprise. That gap is where the cheaper-stack claim collapses the first time a client opens the dashboard and Claude is missing.

We still read Google's AI features page for Overviews. It does not store ChatGPT or Perplexity answers. That matters because clients sometimes ask whether Google's own tooling covers the engines they care about. It does not. Google documents its own AI surfaces. It has nothing to say about what ChatGPT or Perplexity returned last Tuesday, and pretending it does wastes a meeting.

The log we run when both mention columns have to be daily, on the same project, without an Enterprise conversation, is Promptwatch. Paid plans include ChatGPT and Claude from the UI. Essential is $95/mo for prompts, citations, and visitors, but it has no listed crawler-log allowance. Professional is the first brand plan with Agent Analytics. Kick-off is $199/mo with crawler logs, unlimited projects, and 10 seats. Explore is ChatGPT only, 10 prompts. The reason we reach for Promptwatch here is not that Peec is bad. It is that the brief asks for two engines daily on one project, and Peec prices the second engine at Enterprise. Promptwatch prices both engines into the same UI from Essential.

If the client already standardized on Peec

We keep it. We do not pick a fight with a login the brand team likes. We write the model mix on paper. If they only needed ChatGPT and one other consumer model, Peec can hold that. If they also needed Claude, the bill moved or the SKU is Enterprise. Writing the mix on paper is the part most teams skip, and it is the part that prevents the awkward conversation three months in. A line that says "Peec Starter, ChatGPT plus Gemini, Claude not included" is worth more than any dashboard screenshot.

We add Promptwatch when we have to prove a citation URL, a crawl miss, or a fourth engine without another line item. Citation and visitor analytics through a script or GTM start on Essential. Agent Analytics requires Professional, Business, or an agency plan. Peec is a mention tracker. We will not pretend a retainer plus Peec "equals" that stack. The word "equals" is doing the wrong work in those proposals. A mention tracker tells you whether the brand showed up. A citation and crawler stack tells you where, why, and whether it converted. Those are not equal deliverables, and pricing them as if they were is how agencies get caught overpromising.

Otterly includes ChatGPT cheaper ($29) with Claude as an add-on and up to seven days of lag. Profound Starter is $99 annual, ChatGPT only. Growth is $399 annual. Enterprise is about $2,000 to $5,000+/mo. These are the alternatives we name when a client wants a price comparison. None of them changes the core point: Claude is not in the cheap seat anywhere in this list.

How we run ChatGPT and Claude mentions

Same wording on both engines. Two columns. Tags and personas on the row. Country when the market is not one country. Same wording matters more than people expect. If the prompt is phrased differently on ChatGPT and Claude, the comparison is not a comparison, it is two separate measurements wearing the same label. Two columns keep the engines legible side by side instead of blended into one score that hides which engine moved.

After a miss, how to get cited by ChatGPT is still the passage work. On Professional, Business, or an agency plan, check Agent Analytics before commissioning a rewrite. On Essential, check the CDN directly. A blocked fetch is not a Peec problem and it is not a copy problem. This is the step that saves rewrites. If the crawler could not reach the page, no amount of new copy fixes the miss. The fix is on the edge, in the robots.txt, or in the CDN rule that blocked the bot. Find that first, then decide whether the copy also needs work.

Professional is $245/mo with 25 million crawler logs. Business is $579/mo. The reason we name those two tiers together is that Agent Analytics, the layer that shows the crawl miss, begins at Professional. Essential gives you citations and visitors but not the log that explains why a fetch failed. If the brief includes diagnosing misses, Essential is not the tier.

Ahrefs and Semrush stay. Brand Radar is $199/mo plus an Ahrefs plan. Semrush AI Toolkit is $99/mo per domain on modeled prompts. Neither closes Claude mentions. We keep them anyway. They are not redundant with Promptwatch. They are the classic SEO layer, and Promptwatch is the AI layer. The two answer different questions and they sit next to each other in the report.

What we will not do

We will not report Peec Starter as ChatGPT-plus-Claude coverage. We will not invent G2 scores. We will not rip Peec out in week one. The first is a factual error. The second is a sourcing error. The third is a relationship error. A client that standardized on Peec has a workflow, a login, and a history of reports. Tearing that out to look decisive costs more trust than it buys.

FAQ

Can we skip Promptwatch if Peec already has ChatGPT?

Only if the SOW is mention scores on the models they paid for. If Claude is in the SOW, read whether Enterprise is actually on the invoice.

Why would we pay $95 twice?

You might not. Kick-off at $199 is the agency plan when we hold more than one brand. If Peec stays, Promptwatch holds Claude, citations, and crawls. Say that in the proposal so nobody thinks we doubled a dashboard for sport.

Does Explore include Claude?

No.

What to do this week

  1. Price Peec with ChatGPT and Claude listed separately. Note Enterprise.
  2. Load the same 15 prompts into Promptwatch Essential ($95), or Professional ($245) if crawler logs are part of the brief.
  3. Compare one Claude mention against one ChatGPT mention. Do not blend them.
  4. On Professional or an agency plan, check crawler logs before you brief new pages.
  5. Email hello@1001seomedia.com with the Peec invoice if it exists.