Compare Lighthouse Local vs. Peec AI

Start with what you're buying. Peec AI's plan table is built around prompt counts, model choice and projects. A prompt is one question tracked on the models you pick, so Starter's 50 prompts on 3 models and Advanced's 350 are really a count of how many questions you can watch, and on which assistants. Its depth is in brand metrics like sentiment, share of voice and citation analysis, which is the right trade when you want to see how a product is talked about across many models.

That leads to the first question to ask any vendor. How many of the questions my customers actually ask does this plan cover, on the assistants they actually use? A prompt budget is easy to spend on one service in one market and then run out.

Here's how we answer it. Our plans check ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI for every question you track, nationally or by city and service area, with the monthly answer-check allowance shown on the pricing cards. You get a weekly sweep of every tracked question, daily checks on the ones that matter most, and a ranked fix list in plain English, so what you walk away with is who gets recommended and what to change, not a metric to interpret.

Two details decide whether a tracker fits a local market. The first is location. Peec's prompt setup takes a country-level location, and its plan table lists a Local GEO row without describing it, so the question to ask is what that row does for your town or service area. The second is coverage. Peec lets you pick three models on its brand plans and sells extras as add-ons, with Claude held for Enterprise and agency Scale tiers, so the price of the assistants you care about can differ from the headline.

Then comes the question after the report. Who turns a gap into work? Peec ranks recommended actions by impact, which is useful when someone on your side is ready to act on the list.

That's the part we built around. Questions are tracked nationally or by city and service area, so a one-town shop and a national brand both see the questions that fit their market. Every plan checks ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI, with no add-on to price. And if nobody on your side has time to make the changes, our specialists make the fixes for you.

Credits are the unit to understand first. On Peec's agency plans, one prompt on one model for one day is one credit, and each plan comes with a pool, from 10,000 credits on Agency Essential up to 65,000 on Agency Scale. Free seven-day pitch projects sit outside the client quota, and branded reporting runs through a Looker Studio template. That's a workable setup if you have someone to build and maintain the template, and the pitch projects are handy for prospects.

The question to ask any agency vendor is what a typical client costs you each month, and what that client sees when they log in. With credits, the first answer depends on how many prompts and models each client needs. With a template, the second depends on how much you build.

We answer both in plainer terms. Our agency plans include a white-label dashboard your clients sign into under your brand, unlimited client reports and a shared prompt pool, so there's no template to maintain and no credit budget to rework when a client adds a town. For lead generation, our Beacon adds an embeddable AI visibility audit that runs on your own site under your own brand. Put our agency plans next to Peec's credit tiers and see what your tenth client adds on each.