Both read what AI tells your buyers. Fama runs all six engines on the free audit and generates the fix; Peec charts visibility across three engines of your choice.
Peec is an AI-search analytics dashboard: it tracks your visibility, position, and sentiment across AI engines, benchmarks you against competitors, and hands marketing teams a prioritized list of things to improve, from a $95 Starter that covers three engines of your choice. Fama runs all six engines on every audit, including the free one, then checks what those engines actually say against a verified record of your brand and generates the fix from that record. If your job is continuous visibility analytics across markets and your team lives in a dashboard, Peec is built for that. For everyone who needs to know what AI tells their buyers, across every engine, and fix what it gets wrong, start with the free Fama audit.
Peec competes with Fama, the AI-visibility arm of Jinn. The rest of the suite (Ghost, Vermeer, Chart, Silver, Agents) is not part of this comparison.
Measures what AI engines tell your buyers, audits it against your verified Brand DNA record, and generates the corrected content. One arm of the Jinn suite; the free audit is the front door.
An AI-search analytics platform for marketing teams: visibility, position, and sentiment scores with competitor benchmarking, sold from a $95 three-engine Starter up to a sales-led Enterprise tier.
Where the two actually differ
Contextual rows, not checkmarks. Every Peec cell cites the Peec page it was verified on, with the date. Every Fama cell quotes the same locked facts the Fama product pages ship.
| Fama (Jinn) | Peec AI | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | AI-visibility measurement, audit, and fix in one loop, grounded in your verified Brand DNA. The full audit is the free front door. | In its own words, AI search analytics for marketing teams: track visibility, position, and sentiment across AI engines and benchmark competitors.[1] |
| Engines and platforms monitored | All six engines on every audit, including the free one. The engine list is the same on free and paid. | Its self-serve tiers track three AI engines of your choice from a roster of six; additional engines are paid add-ons and full coverage is Enterprise.[3] |
| What grounds the read | A verified Brand DNA record: the read and the generated fix both trace to facts you confirmed, not to a style file. | Live citation and mention data: it shows how often engines mention you and the sentiment, and benchmarks that against competitors. There is no verified brand record it writes back to.[1] |
| Factual accuracy checking | Knowledge Check grades each engine field by field against your record, and a confirmed Correction is respected by every future audit and never re-flagged. | Not a stated feature: Peec tracks mentions, sentiment, and sources, and makes no factual-accuracy or claim-verification claim.[1] |
| Content generation | The audit ends in content: Playbook rewrites plus net-new FAQ, About, and product prose, with the JSON-LD and llms.txt that help engines parse you. | No content generation: its Actions module surfaces prioritized optimization recommendations, a to-do list, not written content.[1] |
| How the score works | Brand IQ is a documented, deterministic 0-5 prominence pass blended into one 0-100 number. No LLM judges another LLM, so a score can be re-derived and explained. | A visibility score built on brand mentions, impressions, position, and sentiment, tracked daily across the engines you selected.[1] |
| The free front door | The full audit is free with no card, all six engines included, and the scored question set is byte-identical on free and paid, so the free number is the real number. | No free audit: Peec offers a free trial with no credit card, but the analytics live behind the paid tiers.[3] |
| Agent and MCP surface | A 33-tool MCP server over one JSON-RPC endpoint: agents can pull findings, add prompts, trigger audits, and hit a machine-readable cap denial at plan limits. | A hosted MCP server too: Peec MCP is live and exposes Peec visibility data to MCP-compatible tools.[1] |
| Pricing shape | Free audit first with all six engines, then Starter $197, Growth $497, and Agency $2,997 a month. Each Jinn product is priced on its own. | Starter $95, Pro $245, and Advanced $495 a month for brands, each self-serve tier capped at three engines with more as paid add-ons; annual billing saves about 15%.[2] |
| Point tool or connected system | One arm of a connected system: the same Brand DNA record that grounds Fama also feeds every other Jinn product. | A standalone analytics platform: visibility, benchmarking, and recommendations all live inside Peec, on Peec tracking data.[1] |
Bracketed numbers cite the dated Peec AI sources at the foot of this page. Nothing here relies on a review-site or aggregator figure.
A recommendation is a to-do list; a grounded fix is content
Peec ends at a prioritized list of things to improve. Fama starts from what is verifiably true about your brand and generates the corrected FAQ, About, and product prose from that record. Telling you what to fix and handing you the fix are different jobs; this whole page is about which one you are hiring for.
One arm of a connected record
The Brand DNA record Fama audits against is the same record Ghost writes from and Vermeer designs from. Fixing what AI says about you and staying consistent everywhere else are one motion, not two subscriptions.
A score you can re-derive
Brand IQ is a documented rules pass with a pinned test proving your own corrections cannot move it. When a number decides budget, being able to explain the number is a feature.
What it costs, and who gets a seat
The grid names the pricing shape; this is the detail. Every Peec figure was read off Peec own pricing and comparison pages on 2026-07-14. Every Fama line quotes the locked Fama pricing facts.
| Fama (Jinn) | Peec AI | |
|---|---|---|
| How you pay | A flat monthly price per tier, with the full audit free first: Starter $197, Growth $497, Agency $2,997 a month. The price is the tier, not a count of heads. | Flat monthly tiers for brands: $95 Starter, $245 Pro, $495 Advanced, with about 15% off on annual billing. Enterprise is custom and sales-led.[2] |
| Seats and team size | Team workspaces, invites, and roles come with the paid tiers, and the published price stays the flat tier. Fama does not publish a per-seat surcharge. | Unlimited seats on every tier, including the $95 Starter, so a whole marketing team can share one plan. This is a genuine Peec strength.[3] |
| What each tier gates | Not the engines: all six run on every tier, including the free audit. Paid tiers add monitoring, custom tracked prompts, team workspaces, and the reporting line. | Engines and prompt volume are the gate: three engines per self-serve tier with each extra a paid add-on ($35 to $165 a month), and prompt caps of 50, 150, and 350 across Starter, Pro, and Advanced.[2] |
| Cheapest way to a full read | The free audit: all six engines, no card, and the scored question set is byte-identical on free and paid, so the free number is the real number. | The free trial, then the $95 Starter, which tracks three engines and 50 prompts; there is no permanently free read of your full picture.[2] |
Every Peec seat, engine, and price figure here is Peec own published number, checked on 2026-07-14. Peec localizes currency; the dollar tiers shown match its USD pricing page. Where Peec does not publish a figure, we leave it unstated rather than guess.
Fama is just the start.
Fama is one arm of Jinn, and every arm reads from the same verified Brand DNA record. The record that grounds this audit is the record Ghost writes from, Vermeer designs from, and Chart strategizes from. You confirm your brand once, and every product you switch on next compounds that same record instead of starting from a blank prompt.
One record, every product
The verified Brand DNA that Fama audits against is the exact record the rest of the suite builds on. Confirm it once and it is right everywhere, not re-entered per tool.
Each arm sharpens the next
Every correction you confirm and every fact you add deepens the one record, so the next product you turn on starts from everything the last one already learned.
Priced arm by arm
There is no bundle you have to buy. Each Jinn product is priced on its own, so you start with the free Fama audit and add the next arm when it earns its place.
Where Peec AI is genuinely stronger
An honest comparison names where the other side wins. Two places, both verified today on Peec own pages.
Purpose-built visibility analytics
Peec is a mature AI-search analytics dashboard: competitor benchmarking, sentiment tracking, Looker Studio and CSV exports, and an API, tracked daily. If continuous visibility analytics across markets is the job, it is built for exactly that. Fama grades what the engines say against your verified record and generates the fix, which is a different job.[1]
A generous, simple seat model
Peec includes unlimited team seats on every tier, including the $95 Starter, so a whole team gets in at the flat price with no per-seat math. Fama does not charge per seat either, and its free audit needs no seat at all to show you where you stand.[3]
The questions that decide it
- Is Fama a replacement for Peec, or something different?
- Overlapping jobs, different centers of gravity. Both read what AI engines say about a brand. Peec is an AI-search analytics dashboard optimized for visibility, sentiment, and competitor benchmarking. Fama is the AI-visibility arm of Jinn: it audits engine answers against a verified record of your brand and generates the fix from that record. Teams replacing a monitoring dashboard compare them head to head; teams that need the answer checked for accuracy and the fix written for them are choosing what Fama does.
- Does Fama monitor the same AI engines Peec does?
- A similar roster, read differently. Both cover the major engines. Peec self-serve tiers let you track three engines of your choice, with more as paid add-ons. Fama runs its six on every audit, including the free one, and grades what each one says against your verified record.
- Can Fama score be gamed the way visibility metrics can?
- No. Brand IQ is a pure function of how prominently engines mention you, computed by a documented rules pass. A pinned test runs the score with and without your confirmed corrections and asserts a byte-identical number, and the scored question set is the same on free and paid. There is no lever to buy, including from us.
- What does it cost to find out where I stand?
- With Fama, nothing: the full audit is free with no card, and paid tiers start at $197 a month. With Peec, entry is a free trial, then the $95 Starter, which tracks three engines of your choice and 50 prompts; Pro is $245 and Advanced is $495 a month.
- [1] Peec AI homepage (positioning, visibility and sentiment metrics, Actions module, Peec MCP live, Looker Studio and CSV exports) https://peec.ai/ accessed 2026-07-14
- [2] Peec AI pricing for brands (Starter $95 / 50 prompts / 1 project, Pro $245 / 150 prompts / 2 projects, Advanced $495 / 350 prompts / 5 projects, Enterprise custom; additional engine add-ons $35 to $165 a month; annual billing about 15% off) https://peec.ai/pricing accessed 2026-07-14
- [3] Peec AI comparison page (self-serve tiers cover three engines of your choice with more as add-ons, unlimited seats on every tier, free trial with no credit card, Enterprise for comprehensive coverage) https://peec.ai/comparison/peec-vs-profound accessed 2026-07-14
Fama facts on this page quote the same locked content module the Fama product pages ship, checked by test.
Right now, AI is answering questions about you.
While you read this, ChatGPT, Claude, and four more engines are telling your buyers what you do, and some of it is wrong. Peec charts how often you are mentioned and the sentiment. The free Fama audit reads all six engines, shows you exactly what they get wrong, and hands you the fix. No card, nothing to install.