# Noma vs Profound vs Peec AI: An Honest Comparison

> How Noma, Profound and Peec AI compare on engines, data, integrations, pricing, trials, security and agency support, using each company's own pricing pages.

- Author: Sheetal Shakshi, Founder's Office, Nurdd
- Published: 2026-09-12
- Updated: 2026-10-26
- Publisher: Noma by Nurdd (https://nomahq.app)
- Original page: https://nomahq.app/blog/noma-vs-profound-vs-peec

Teams comparing Noma by Nurdd, Profound and Peec AI are usually asking one thing: which of these will show us, every day, whether AI answers name our brand, and give us something useful to do about it? All three track prompts daily, so the real differences sit in the details: engines, plans, security and what happens after the data arrives.

Where a company’s pages do not give a detail, or we could not confirm it, this comparison says so rather than guessing. For a two-way view of the other pair, see [Peec AI vs Profound](https://nomahq.app/compare/peec-ai-vs-profound), and the [compare hub](https://nomahq.app/compare) lists every comparison we publish.

*A note on who wrote this: this comparison is written by Noma by Nurdd, which makes one of the three tools. Every detail about Profound and Peec AI comes from that company’s own pricing page as we read it in October 2026. Products in this category change quickly, so confirm current details with each vendor before you buy.*

## How do Noma, Profound and Peec AI compare at a glance?

All three run prompts daily. They differ most in how they sell: Noma and Peec AI publish self-serve prices, while Profound pairs a free Trial with a custom Enterprise plan.

| Area | Noma | [Profound](https://www.tryprofound.com/pricing) | [Peec AI](https://peec.ai/pricing) |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Engine coverage | 13 AI engines: ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude on every plan, with Grok, GPT-5, Claude Sonnet, DeepSeek, Qwen, Mistral Small, Mistral Medium, Google AI Mode and Google AI Overviews as add-ons | Trial: ChatGPT, Gemini, Google AI Overviews. Enterprise: up to 9 answer engines | Choose 3 of ChatGPT, AI Mode, AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini and Naver AI; Enterprise: all models, up to 13 |
| Data collection and refresh | Each tracked prompt once a day on each engine; any prompt re-run on demand | Trial: 50 prompts run daily; Enterprise: a tailored prompt tracking plan | Daily on Starter to Advanced; daily or weekly on Enterprise |
| Metrics | Visibility, position, sentiment and share of voice, per engine | See Profound’s site | See Peec AI’s site |
| Sources and citations | The sources each answer cites; gap analysis on Growth and above | See Profound’s site | See Peec AI’s site |
| Integrations | Google Search Console, MCP server for Claude, API on Scale, Studio, Agency and Enterprise | Trial: no exports or API. Enterprise: see profound’s site | Looker Studio on Advanced; API on Enterprise |
| Pricing model | Published plans from $79 a month ($65 annual rate) to $1,199 ($999); custom Enterprise; billed in USD | Free Trial; Enterprise custom | $95, $245 and $495 a month for 50, 150 and 350 prompts; Enterprise custom (annual) |
| Free trial | 3 days, free, 25 prompts, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude, plus Grok (a card is taken) | Free Trial: 50 prompts run daily for 7 days on 3 engines | See Peec AI’s site |
| Security (SOC 2, SSO) | No SOC 2 report, no SSO | Enterprise: SSO/SAML and SOC 2 compliance. Trial: no SSO | Enterprise: SSO |
| Agencies | Studio and Agency plans with 10 and 25 client workspaces and white-label reports | A separate “For agencies” tab on its pricing page | Agency pricing on a separate page |

## How do their engine lists compare?

All three now name their engines. The difference is how many a plan includes and how you pick them.

Noma monitors 13 AI engines: ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, Grok, GPT-5, Claude Sonnet, DeepSeek, Qwen, Mistral Small, Mistral Medium, Google AI Mode and Google AI Overviews. ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude are included on every paid plan, the rest are add-ons, and the trial and Enterprise also include Grok. Noma does not track Microsoft Copilot or Meta AI. If those matter to your buyers, that is a real limitation.

Profound’s free Trial covers ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overviews, and its Enterprise plan lists up to 9 answer engines. Peec AI’s Starter, Pro and Advanced plans each track 3 models you choose from ChatGPT, AI Mode, AI Overviews, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini and Naver AI. Its Enterprise plan includes all models, up to 13, adding Claude, GPT-5 Search, Grok, DeepSeek, Qwen, Mistral, Meta and Perplexity. Peec AI also sells an extra model on its annual plans for $30, $70 or $140 a month, by tier.

## How does each tool collect and refresh data?

All three describe a daily cycle. The differences are in how much you control and which plan you need for it.

- **Noma:** asks every tracked prompt on each engine once a day, and you can re-run any single prompt on demand when you want an answer straight away.
- **Profound:** the Trial runs 50 prompts daily for 7 days. Enterprise is a tailored prompt tracking plan.
- **Peec AI:** tracks daily on Starter, Pro and Advanced, and daily or weekly on Enterprise.

Whichever tool you use, the prompt set decides how meaningful the numbers are. Our guide to [which prompts to track](https://nomahq.app/blog/which-prompts-to-track) covers how to build one.

## What do the metrics and citation views show?

Each tool measures whether you appear and who else appears. We did not confirm Profound’s or Peec AI’s metrics for this update, so check their sites for detail.

### Metrics

Noma reports visibility (whether the brand is in the answer), position (how high up) and sentiment (the words that come with its name) for each engine, and compares a brand with its competitors through [share of voice](https://nomahq.app/blog/what-is-ai-share-of-voice). For Profound and Peec AI, see each vendor’s site.

### Sources and citations

Noma lists the sources each answer cites, and on Growth and above adds gap analysis: the topics where competitors appear in AI answers and you do not. For how Profound and Peec AI present citations, see each vendor’s site.

## Noma adds tools for acting on what the data shows

Beyond tracking, Noma includes features meant to help you close the gaps it finds.

Noma drafts content briefs and articles with FAQ and Article structured data (10 drafts on Starter, unlimited on Growth and above), audits your site for AEO readiness (structured data, llms.txt, FAQ schema, freshness and Core Web Vitals), and reports which AI crawlers fetch each page and which assistants send visitors back. Profound’s Trial includes limited AI Marketer credits; for what Enterprise adds, see Profound’s site.

## What integrations do they offer?

Noma and Peec AI both gate their API to higher plans. Profound’s Trial has no exports or API.

Peec AI includes a Looker Studio connector on Advanced and an API on Enterprise. Noma connects to Google Search Console, to Claude through an MCP server, and to other tools through an API on Scale, Studio, Agency and Enterprise. For Profound Enterprise integrations, see Profound’s site.

## The three tools use different pricing models

Noma and Peec AI publish fixed monthly plans. Profound publishes a free Trial and prices Enterprise by conversation.

- **Noma:** Starter $79 a month ($65 on the annual rate) for 1 project and 50 prompts; Growth $299 ($249) for 3 projects with 60 prompts each; Scale $799 ($665) for 10 projects with 100 prompts each; Studio $499 ($415) for 10 client workspaces; Agency $1,199 ($999) for 25 client workspaces; Enterprise custom. The annual rate gives 2 months free, is still billed monthly, and can be cancelled any time. See the [pricing page](https://nomahq.app/pricing) for current prices.
- **Profound:** the Trial is free, with 50 prompts run daily for 7 days and unlimited seats, but no history, exports or API. Enterprise is custom, with a tailored prompt tracking plan and dedicated support. No Enterprise price is published.
- **Peec AI:** Starter $95 a month for 50 prompts and 1 project, Pro $245 for 150 prompts and 2 projects, and Advanced $495 for 350 prompts and 5 projects, each tracking 3 models you choose. Enterprise is custom and billed annually, with unlimited projects.

## What about security and compliance?

Profound’s Enterprise plan lists SSO/SAML and SOC 2 compliance. Peec AI lists SSO on Enterprise. Noma has neither.

Profound’s free Trial has no SSO, and Peec AI’s SSO is on Enterprise only, so in both cases the security features come with the custom plan. If your procurement team requires SOC 2 or single sign-on from Noma today, Noma is not the right fit.

## Which is better for agencies?

All three have an agency offer. Noma publishes its agency prices; Profound and Peec AI keep agency pricing on a separate tab and page.

Noma’s Studio and Agency plans give each client workspace 50 prompts. Studio includes white-label PDF reports, client-facing dashboards and API access; Agency adds priority support. Noma also runs a managed service where strategists operate the platform for you. Peec AI’s agency pricing is on its own page, and Profound’s pricing page has a separate tab for agencies.

## Who each tool suits

Based only on what each company publishes:

- **Noma:** teams tracking up to 13 AI engines, from ChatGPT to Google AI Overviews, that want published prices plus gap analysis, content drafts, a site audit and crawler reporting in one place. It also suits agencies wanting white-label reports. Look elsewhere if you need Copilot, Meta AI, SOC 2 or SSO.
- **Profound:** enterprises whose procurement needs SSO/SAML and SOC 2, and teams that want a free 7-day trial on ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overviews before a sales conversation.
- **Peec AI:** teams that want published prices and a choice of models, including Microsoft Copilot, with Looker Studio and multi-country tracking on Advanced.

## How to choose between Noma, Profound and Peec AI

1. List the engines your buyers use and check which plan of each tool covers them.
2. Check security requirements early. Profound lists SSO/SAML and SOC 2 on Enterprise, Peec AI lists SSO on Enterprise, and Noma has neither.
3. Decide what you need most: a choice of models at a published price (Peec AI), an enterprise contract with SOC 2 (Profound), or features for acting on gaps (Noma).
4. Price each tool at your real prompt count and number of projects or clients.
5. Run the same buyer prompts through each and compare the results with what you see when you ask the engines directly.

You can see Noma’s view of your brand with a free [brand audit](https://nomahq.app/brand-audit). If AEO is new to your team, start with [what AEO is](https://nomahq.app/blog/what-is-aeo) or browse the [FAQ](https://nomahq.app/faq).