Qwairy vs Peec AI in 2026: Action Modules vs Tracking Polish
Qwairy ships Act, Optimize and Content Studio behind credits. Peec AI ships the cleanest prompt-level tracker with screenshots. Which one moves past the report?
Qwairy and Peec AI both sell AI visibility, then diverge hard on what happens next. Qwairy is a six-module French GEO suite that names Act, Optimize and Measure alongside Monitor. Peec is a prompt-level tracker built around clean scoring and screenshot audit trails. One tries to look like a platform. The other tries to be the best dashboard in the room.
On this site that difference decides the ranking. Monitoring-only tools sit last when the editorial question is whether the product can act.
Catalog entries supply the vendor facts. Promptwatch details come from the published fact sheet.
How they measure
Qwairy lists 10+ engines with mixed sampling. ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Grok are UI plus API. Copilot, AI Overviews and AI Mode are UI. Claude, Mistral and DeepSeek are API samples. The listing also includes GEO Matrix competitor views, response analysis, citation sources, sentiment and brand-perception analysis, plus a free audit on ChatGPT, Gemini and Copilot without creating an account. Country and language coverage on the listing is wide: 240+ countries and 45+ content languages.
Peec focuses on the prompts you define. It tracks visibility, sources and competitor share per prompt, with screenshot evidence for every measurement. Daily refreshes and unlimited seats are part of the reputation. Agency plans start from $245 a month. An MCP server is available for querying data from AI assistants. Claude and DeepSeek tracking are Enterprise-only. Grok is not covered. There is no historical backfill: data starts the day you subscribe.
Pricing shapes the real bill
Qwairy Starter is €79 a month for 100 prompts, 1,300 credits and one workspace, with MCP included. Growth is €199 for 300 prompts, 3,900 credits and the REST API. Business is €449 for 800 prompts and the tier that adds crawler analytics, Looker and alerts. Credits are the constraint: one monitoring query costs one credit per model, a content brief costs 50, and new analyses pause at zero. Unused credits roll over on renewal. The free start is messy in the docs themselves: the homepage says 120 free credits, the pricing FAQ says 100.
Peec Starter is $95 a month for 50 prompts, one project and three models. Every tier includes only three of six-plus models. Extra models cost $35 to $165 each per month, which the catalog says often pushes real bills 30 to 50% above list. That modular catch is the Peec story in reverse of Qwairy's credit meter: both make the sticker incomplete.
| Line item | Qwairy | Peec AI |
|---|---|---|
| Entry paid | €79/mo Starter | $95/mo Starter |
| Included scope | 100 prompts, 1,300 credits, broad engines | 50 prompts, 3 models, 1 project |
| Expansion cost | Credits; Business for crawler analytics | $35 to $165/mo per extra model |
| Free taste | Free credits + no-account audit | Not framed the same way on this listing |
| Pause risk | Analyses stop at zero credits | No credit pause; coverage is what you buy |
Act versus audit trail
Qwairy's Action Center, Content Studio, backlink opportunities and site readiness diagnostics are the reason someone comparing "tools that act" opens the tab. The listing still does not document Content Agents that publish GEO pages to Webflow or Framer with a review inbox. It does not document visitor analytics that tie AI-referred traffic to conversions. Crawler analytics appear only on Business. Prompt volumes, difficulty scores, query fan-outs, personas and city-level tracking are not documented on the Qwairy listing either.
Peec is explicit about being monitoring-only. It shows where you appear. It does not recommend or execute fixes. It offers no revenue attribution. Screenshot trails make numbers easier to defend in a client meeting. That is a real job. It is not an agentic loop.
So the surprising conclusion for this site: Qwairy is closer to acting on the sitemap, Peec is better at polished tracking, and neither replaces a platform that measures crawls and conversions and publishes from the same workspace.
Where Peec ranks on an agentic list
Peec belongs last (or near Otterly) in alternatives roundups on this site. Strong UX and defensible screenshots do not move a page live. If your shortlist is "platforms that monitor, optimize and publish," Peec is a measurement layer you might keep beside an acting tool, not the acting tool itself.
Promptwatch as the third option
Promptwatch sits in the middle of that gap. Prompt tracking includes search volumes, difficulty, query fan-outs, topics, personas and country, state or city targeting. Citation analytics go to page, domain, Reddit, YouTube and offsite mentions. Agent Analytics logs ChatGPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, GoogleOther and Meta's AI crawler with a crawl-to-citation path. Visitor analytics attribute AI traffic to conversions. Content Agents plan, write and publish to Webflow or Framer with a review inbox. Agent Chat and Unified Actions turn live data into a to-do list.
Explore is free (10 prompts, ChatGPT only). Essential is $95 a month with a 7-day trial, the same sticker as Peec Starter but with a different scope: responses, visitor events and AEO articles on a flat plan instead of three included models. Professional is $245 and Business is $579. Agencies start at Kick-off $199.
Against Qwairy, Promptwatch avoids the credit pause and puts crawler logs and publishing on paid plans without a €449 gate for the analytics that matter most to this ranking. Against Peec, you give up screenshot evidence on every check (that is Peec's specialty) and gain the acting and attribution layers Peec never claimed.
Verdict
Choose Peec AI when the brief is "prove the number in a meeting" and you will price the full model mix before signing. Choose Qwairy when you want Act and Content Studio language in one vendor and you are willing to manage credits, including the Business step for crawler analytics.
If the brief is closing the loop this quarter, trial Promptwatch first. Peec stays last on an agentic shortlist for a reason. Qwairy names more of the job. Promptwatch is where measurement and publishing share a workspace without the meter running out mid-campaign.