Vyzz vs. Peec AI

Peec AI is software: it runs your prompts on AI models every day and reports where your brand appears, and your team does the work. Vyzz is a GEO agency with its own platform. Its team writes and publishes 30 articles a month on your site, rewrites 10 pages, posts to your Google Business Profile and tracks 10 customer questions daily on six AI apps. You follow all of it in your dashboard.

As of September 22, 2026, Peec AI's self-serve plans run from $245 to $495 a month, each tracking three AI models of your choice. Claude and Grok are listed only on Enterprise, quoted by sales. Those prices buy software your team operates. Vyzz costs $449 a month billed annually ($5,388 a year) or $599 month to month, and the price includes the work.

Peec AI writes its plans for SEO managers, marketing teams and agencies. It reports where you appear in AI answers, but it does not write or publish content, so an owner without a marketer still needs someone to act on the data. Vyzz is built for that case: its team does the work for a published monthly price.

No. Peec AI's own AI instructions page says it does not write or publish content. It shows which sources AI cites and ranks recommended actions, and your team does the writing. Vyzz writes 30 articles a month about your business, has a second AI model check each draft, and publishes them on your site.

On the self-serve plans you choose three models, and each extra model is a paid add-on. Claude and Grok are listed only on Enterprise. Vyzz tracks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Microsoft Copilot and Perplexity every day for every client, with no add-ons.