Peec is the analytics dashboard.
Bromley keeps MCP read-only and puts approvals and publishing in the signed-in app.
Peec is a beautifully designed AI-visibility analytics dashboard: broad multi-surface coverage, mature sentiment analysis, and an accessible price. If you want a clean read on where you stand across many AI surfaces, it's lovely.
- A specialist you manage — not a tool you operate.
- Captured evidence on each result; connected data when available.
- Approval rules you control — per-fix sign-off by default.
- Priced as a flat salary with guided first-customer onboarding — no demo call to learn the price.
Where Peec is strong
- Broad coverage — tracks your presence across around nine AI surfaces.
- Mature sentiment analysis, not just presence/absence.
- An accessible price point that's easy to say yes to.
- Clean, well-designed analytics that are a pleasure to read.
Where Bromley is different
- A specialist you manage, not a tool you operate.
- Captured evidence on each result; connected data when available.
- Approval rules you control — per-fix sign-off by default.
- Run-over-run citation gains are timestamped with approved-fix context — correlation, not causation.
- Optional weekly Slack status and read-only MCP; approvals and publishing stay in the signed-in app.
Peec is genuinely beautiful analytics — broad surface coverage, real sentiment maturity, an easy price. And it has an MCP, which matters: it means an AI assistant can read your visibility data. Bromley's MCP is also deliberately read-only: it exposes audit evidence, status, wins, and recommendations without changing customer systems. The action workflow lives in Bromley's signed-in web app, where it drafts work, applies the approval rules you set, and can publish eligible fixes. Scheduled audits then report what changed run over run without claiming one fix caused it. Peec gives you a broad analytics surface; Bromley pairs a narrower evidence surface with a governed specialist workflow.
What each one actually does.
| Capability | Peec | Bromley |
|---|---|---|
| Multi-surface coverage (~9 surfaces) | YesTracks presence across ~9 AI surfaces | PartialFocuses on ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews |
| Sentiment-analysis maturity | YesMature sentiment, not just presence | PartialSentiment is secondary to citation outcomes |
| Lower headline price | YesAn accessible, easy-yes price point | No$499/mo — a specialist salary, not a dashboard fee |
| Evidence tied to each finding | PartialPlatform tracking across surfaces | YesCaptured site/AI evidence; connected data when available |
| Read-only MCP for visibility data | YesAssistant-readable analytics | YesEvidence, status, wins, and recommendations; no writes |
| Governed in-app action workflow | NoAnalytics you read | YesDrafts in app; approval and publishing remain authenticated |
| Drafts and can publish eligible fixes | NoAnalytics you read | YesDrafts in app; publishes under your approval policy |
| Delegated specialist, not a dashboard | NoA dashboard you monitor | YesA hire you manage |
Misrepresented a row? Tell us — we'll fix it.
See the captured result and what changed next.
Bromley keeps the captured AI answer behind each result. Later audits timestamp run-over-run citation gains alongside the number of fixes approved in between — evidence of sequence, not proof that any one fix caused the gain.
Pick Peec if you want broad, beautiful, well-priced analytics across many AI surfaces and you're happy reading the dashboard yourself. Bromley is for teams who want a governed specialist workflow that drafts work in the app, follows their approval rules, and reports the next run's movement honestly — even if it costs more than a dashboard.
A specialist, not a subscription.
It learns the job
Point it at your domain. It captures site and AI-answer evidence, then adds Search Console or GA4 when connected.
It hands you finished work
Not "add schema" — the schema. The exact fix, drafted and ready to ship.
You set the approval rules
Approve, edit, or dismiss by default; explicitly grant eligible work “Owns it” only if you choose.
It reports the result
Before/after in captured evidence — and when nothing moved or could not be measured, it says so.
$499/mo. Public price, no demo required.
Request an invitation for guided first-customer onboarding; a full audit typically takes 10–45 minutes and shows its work.
- One AEO/GEO specialist — a defined role, not a tool
- Weekly deliverables, drafted for your approval
- Captured evidence on each result; connected data when available
- Durable comparison across scheduled audits, including no-change results
Bromley vs Peec — the honest FAQ.
Is Peec worth it for a small team?
Very much — Peec is well-priced and broad, and if you want a clean read on your AI visibility, it's one of the nicer dashboards. The catch is the same as any watcher: it shows you the gap and leaves the work to you. Bromley costs more because it does that work.
What does Peec cost vs Bromley?
Peec is the cheaper product, and we won't pretend otherwise — its price is a real strength. Bromley is $499/mo, a specialist salary. You're not comparing two dashboards; you're comparing a dashboard you read against a hire that drafts, ships, and re-audits the fix.
Can Bromley replace Peec?
If you only want broad multi-surface analytics and sentiment, Peec does that more cheaply and across more surfaces — keep it. Bromley adds the workflow that acts on the readout: it drafts the fix in the signed-in app, follows your approval rules, and reports any movement on the next scheduled audit.
Both have an MCP — what's the difference?
Both are read-only. Bromley's MCP exposes audit evidence, status, wins, and recommendations; it never approves or publishes. Bromley's separate signed-in web app owns drafting, approval, and publishing. The distinction is the governed app workflow, not a write-capable MCP.
Does Peec cover more AI surfaces than Bromley?
Yes — Peec tracks around nine surfaces; Bromley concentrates on ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews and attaches captured evidence to each check. Breadth of monitoring vs depth of action on the engines that convert.
Does Bromley do anything Peec doesn't?
Bromley adds a governed in-app workflow that drafts eligible fixes, follows your approval rules, and cites captured evidence, adding Search Console or GA4 when connected. Its MCP remains read-only.
See what AI actually says about you.
Request an invitation for guided onboarding; a full audit typically takes 10–45 minutes. Bromley checks whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews cite you, keeps the captured evidence, and adds connected data when available.