Suparanku vs Peec AI
Peec is the fastest-growing product in this category — Berlin, founded 2025, $4M+ in annual recurring revenue inside ten months, 3,000+ customers, and an agency roster that includes Seer Interactive, Peak Ace and Mindshare. It measures daily. Suparanku measures up to four engines, weekly, and goes further into the work that follows — and serves Japan the way a Japanese company does.
Suparanku
- Your business
- Measure
- Prioritise
- Publish — on and off your site
- Record URL
- Measure again
and round again
Japanese product · up to four engines · from ¥0
Peec AI
- Measure daily
- Actions
- You publish
- Impact view
and round again
Six engines · in-country infrastructure · Actions in beta
Feature by feature
Each bar shows which product is stronger on that point, and by how clear a margin. It is our reading of the facts in the two cards below it — never a score we made up.
What each product measures
AI engines
Peec offers six to choose from, but runs only three at once below Enterprise. We run four on Business, and cannot add a fifth.
Suparanku
- Four engines running together on Business: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Google AI Overviews — no add-on fee
- Free runs two (ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews); Starter runs three of the four
- Perplexity, Copilot and Google AI Mode are not measured, and cannot be bought
Peec AI
- Six to pick from, but “choose 3 models” on the $80, $205 and $420 plans
- A far higher ceiling: up to 11 models on Enterprise — Claude, DeepSeek, Qwen, Grok, Mistral
- Extra models cost $30 to $140 a month each, by plan size
How often it measures
Peec runs every question daily. We run weekly.
Suparanku
- Weekly scans on paid plans, with movement shown scan by scan
- Free runs one scan ever — a snapshot, so no trend
Peec AI
- Daily on every published tier, first data in 24–48 hours
- Their stated answer to day-to-day variance is the time series, not repetition
How each measurement is taken
We average three answers per engine at every measurement and publish the method. Peec publishes no sample count.
Suparanku
- Every question asked three times per engine, then averaged
- Each answer marked with whether the model used web search
- The app warns you when a sample is too thin to trust
Peec AI
- Collected by scraping the real interfaces, with dedicated infrastructure per country — the harder engineering choice
- How many answers are averaged into a metric is not documented publicly
What you learn from each answer
Very close. Peec adds brand-perception attributes; we add funnel stage and per-answer reasoning.
Suparanku
- Named or not, where in the list, and in what tone — with the reason
- Split by topic, buying stage, and branded vs unbranded
- The full text of every answer, and which sources it quoted
Peec AI
- Visibility, share of voice, position, sentiment, full chats and source gap scoring
- Brand Perception compares you to rivals on buyer-relevant attributes
- Distinguishes sources the model read from sources it actually cited
The searches behind a question
Peec shows the background queries the models actually run. Nothing in Suparanku does.
Suparanku
- No fan-out capture — we do not have this
- We record whether the model searched, not what it searched for
Peec AI
- Fanouts expose the expanded queries behind each prompt, for search and shopping
- Backed by their own published research across 20 million fan-outs
Auditing your site
We score every page 0–100 on an unmetered crawl. Peec checks robots.txt and reads your logs instead.
Suparanku
- Full-site crawls scoring every page 0–100 — not metered on any plan
- Broken-link inventory and deeper per-page checks with a page-speed measurement
Peec AI
- Checks robots.txt against 40+ AI bots with no setup at all
- A “Site audit” action type exists for technical fixes
- A per-page readability score is not documented publicly; their crawl view explicitly produces no score
Crawler signals from your site
Peec reads your server logs through eight turnkey integrations. We do not have this.
Suparanku
- AI traffic comes from your Search Console and GA4 — indirect, and documented as such
- No crawler-level telemetry — we do not have this
Peec AI
- Which bots hit which pages, status codes, failure rates, trends over time
- CloudFront, Google Cloud CDN, Cloudflare, Vercel, WordPress, Akamai, webhook, file upload
- Only AI-crawler requests are stored; everything else is discarded at ingest
Turning findings into work
Peec shipped this surface in August 2026 and calls it beta. Both of us stop before writing the content.
What it tells you to do
Both produce a prioritised list across technical, on-page and off-page work.
Suparanku
- Three queues: your business facts, your website, your content
- Each card carries priority, effort and the playbook version that produced it
- Website fixes arrive with a snippet ready to paste, and close themselves once fixed
Peec AI
- Actions in three types: Site audit, Owned, Earned, rated by relative impact
- Each action carries a suggested structure, a step-by-step checklist and the reason
- Peec’s own launch post describes Actions as in beta
Producing content
Neither of us writes it. Peec says so explicitly, and so do we.
Suparanku
- A full brief: what to write, plus a prompt for your own AI assistant
- We do not write or publish the article, and briefs are 0 on Free
Peec AI
- A suggested content structure and checklist per action
- Their own words: it does not write content for you or auto-generate posts
Getting quoted on other sites
Both make third-party sites a first-class target, with per-source-type guidance.
Suparanku
- Briefs name which outside sites to publish on, chosen from what the engines already quote
- Checks the actual pages that quote a competitor and not you
Peec AI
- Earned Actions cover editorial coverage, community threads and reference sources
- Gap analysis scores sources where rivals appear and you do not, typed editorial / corporate / UGC
Proving something worked
Both re-measure after you ship. Peec’s view is new; ours needs you to record the URL.
Suparanku
- A published URL becomes a tracked source the next scan looks for
- Charts mark the first scan after you marked something published
- Content items do not close themselves — you must record the URL
Peec AI
- An Impact view charts visibility, sentiment, position and share of voice after completion
- Day markers show when an action was in progress and when it completed
- Shipped alongside Actions in August 2026, so its maturity is genuinely unknown
Where each one works
Japan and other languages
Peec measures non-English markets seriously. It does not operate in Japanese, and documents no APAC presence.
Suparanku
- Built in Tokyo: Japanese product and support, prices in yen, data in Japan
- Nine brand languages, questions asked in your market’s language
- Japan-specific tactics, not translated ones
Peec AI
- Location per question by country code, and published research spanning English to Thai
- Published tiers cap countries per project at 1 / 3 / 3, though Peec markets “80+ countries” elsewhere
- A Japanese product, support, yen pricing, Japan data residency or APAC office are not documented publicly; offices are Berlin and New York
If you are an agency
Peec’s agency economics and client roster are stronger. Ours is the report with your logo on it.
Suparanku
- Client reports co-branded “Suparanku × your logo” on every page
- A free audit you can run on any prospect’s domain
- No agency console and no full white-label yet
Peec AI
- Credits are allocation slots, not consumables — reallocate across clients at any time
- Unlimited client projects, per-client engine choice, free pitch workspaces for prospects
- A native white-label mode and a built-in branded PDF are not documented publicly; client reporting runs through Looker Studio links
Getting in
What it costs to start
Peec is cheaper per question. Ours is the only one you can keep using at zero.
Suparanku
- Free forever: one real scan, a site audit and a PDF report, no card, no expiry
- Paid plans ¥29,800 and ¥148,000 a month, weekly scans included
- Free gives one scan ever, 15 questions, no briefs, no MCP
Peec AI
- Peec’s own pricing page lists $80 / $205 / $420 for 50 / 150 / 350 questions, three models each
- Prices are rendered client-side and have changed three times since November 2025 — check before relying on them
- No permanent free tier documented; trials are time-limited at Peec’s discretion
Access for your own tools
Peec has a REST API we lack. Ours is a larger MCP, unmetered on every paid plan.
Suparanku
- An MCP server with ~90 tools — read and write, unmetered on every paid plan
- No public REST API by design, and MCP is off on Free
Peec AI
- A 76-tool MCP server (33 read, 43 write) with batch writes and owner-gated permissions
- ~80 REST endpoints with a published OpenAPI spec and stable model-channel identifiers
- The REST API is in beta and gated to Enterprise (plus the agency Scale tier)
Which one is right for you
Pick Suparanku if…
- You sell in Japan and want a Japanese product, support, yen pricing and Tokyo data residency — Peec documents none of these.
- You want every page scored 0–100 for AI readability on an unmetered crawl.
- You want the sampling method published — three answers averaged at every measurement.
- You want Claude included rather than sold as an upgrade.
- You want to try it properly without a clock — our free tier does not expire.
- You are an agency that wants a co-branded report rather than a Looker Studio link.
Pick Peec AI if…
- You need daily measurement, or Perplexity, Copilot and Google AI Mode — surfaces we do not measure at all and cannot sell you.
- You want to see the background searches models run behind a question. We cannot show you this.
- You want AI-crawler data from your own server logs, with eight turnkey integrations.
- You need a REST API feeding an existing dashboard or warehouse — we do not offer one.
- You run a client portfolio and want credits you can reallocate plus free pitch workspaces.
- You sell into European markets and want a vendor with that roster and that momentum behind it.
How Suparanku works: the closed loop
Suparanku is built around one repeatable cycle. GEO, LLMO and AEO are tactics inside this loop — the loop itself is the product.
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1. Your business, structured
A profile of what you sell and how buyers ask, built from your site and editable. Every number below depends on it.
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2. Measure what AI says
Real questions asked to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Google AI Overviews: are you named, where, in what tone, next to whom, from which sources.
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3. Get a prioritised list
Three queues — your business facts, your website, your content — each card stamped with the version of the playbook that produced it.
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4. Publish, on and off your site
Briefs cover your own page and the outside sites the engines already quote in your market. Your team or agency writes and ships it.
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5. Record what you published
The URL becomes a tracked source, so the next scan knows what to look for.
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6. Measure again
Weekly scans show whether the answers moved — scan by scan, with a marker wherever the measured questions changed.
Sources
Every claim about the competitor on this page was checked against the sources below on September 1, 2026. Products change fast. If something here is no longer accurate, tell us and we will correct it.
- Peec — Intro to Peec AI (UI scraping, daily cadence)
- Peec — Product and company facts (engines, prices, customers)
- Peec — Pricing (tiers, countries per project)
- Peec — Agency pricing (credits)
- Peec — Understanding credits (1 prompt × 1 model × 1 day)
- Peec — Setting up prompts (locations, languages)
- Peec — Introducing Actions
- Peec — Actions documentation (briefs, checklists, Impact)
- Peec — Understanding sources (gap analysis)
- Peec — Crawlability (40+ bots, no score)
- Peec — Crawl insights (server logs)
- Peec — Connecting your data (eight integrations)
- Peec — MCP tools
- Peec — API introduction (beta, Enterprise-gated)
- Peec — For agencies
- Peec — Series A announcement
- Peec — Research: ChatGPT searches in English even when you do not
See what AI says about your brand
The free audit runs a real scan on your own domain and emails you the report. No card, about 20 minutes.