peec.ai/

Peec

peec.ai/

Peec AI tracks how a brand is mentioned, positioned, and framed specifically inside AI chat answers from ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini — a category the site frames as distinct from traditional SEO rank tracking, since "metrics like brand mentions, impressions, and sentiment are hard to track" in that context. It states it serves 3,000+ brands and agencies, cites a customer (Attio) achieving a 5.2% visibility increase in a tracked period, and displays a 4.9/5 G2 rating. The homepage is organized around three metrics it says matter for this category — Visibility, Position, and Sentiment — and includes direct comparison links against Ahrefs, Semrush, and Profound rather than only listing its own features.

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Peec AI - AI Search Analytics for Marketing Teams

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Oct 10, 2026

Peec's landing page, section by section

Each section below is cropped straight from Peec's live page — useful references for data & analytics landing page design.

Peec design review: how the homepage is built

The Peec AI homepage is light throughout, set on #f7f7f7, with #080808 reserved for the primary buttons and the closing footer. The full desktop capture is 10103 pixels tall. Blocks run as a hero, a metrics row, a six-tile feature grid, an MCP announcement, a quadrant chart, testimonials, a black call to action, FAQs and a footer. Typefaces are Geist for headings and Inter for body text. What sets it apart for an AI search analytics product is that the homepage shows its own dashboard across most of the hero width instead of relying on an illustration.

Above the fold

The hero sits on the light background with a small pill reading "We are hiring", then the headline "AI search analytics" sits over a grey "for marketing teams". The subhead "Track, analyze, and improve brand performance on AI search platforms" is followed by three chips: "Visibility", "Position" and "Sentiment". Two buttons follow: "Talk to Sales" in white and "Start Free Trial" in black. A dashboard labelled "Attio's Dashboard" shows a line chart with an "April 2025" tooltip.

Logos, metrics and feature grid

Two logo rows follow under "Trusted by 3000+ brands and agencies", split into "Brands" and "Agencies". The metrics block "Understand how AI sees your brand" names "Visibility", "Position" and "Sentiment" as cards. The feature grid under "Turn AI search insights into new customers with Peec AI" has six tiles in three rows of two: "Set up Prompts", "Use Data to Pick Winners", "Add Brands", "Choose AI Models", "Find Key Sources" and "Act on Insights", each with a product crop.

MCP, reports and prompt band

The "Peec MCP is live." block has a "Learn more" link beside a chat prompt screenshot. "Create powerful reports" introduces a quadrant chart with "Niche Players", "Leaders", "Laggers" and "Controversial" corners, next to "Powerful exports", "Looker Studio" and "API" panels. A centred band then asks "AI platforms are becoming the new search engines." above three faded rows of prompt chips.

Testimonials, closing band and footer

Staggered testimonial cards sit under "Check what the best marketers say about Peec AI.", with names including "Crystal Carter", "Ethan Smith" and "Sepy Bazzazi", each paired with a client logo such as Wix, Graphite and Glide. A black band repeats "Find out what AI says about your brand" with "Start free trial" and "Talk to Sales". Six questions sit under "FAQs".

On mobile

At 390 pixels the headline stacks over more lines and the two buttons stay side by side under the subhead. The dashboard shrinks to a narrow strip, and the logo rows wrap to three per row. The feature tiles become one tall column, and the quadrant chart sits above its export panels. Testimonials drop to one card per row.

Worth borrowing

Show the product itself at full width in the hero so a live chart explains the offer first.
Give six feature tiles each a title and a product crop, so every workflow gets its own visual.
End on named testimonials with portraits and logos, then repeat the call to action in a black band.