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Peec AI ships Peec Agent, giving small marketing teams a way to act on what ChatGPT and Gemini say about their brand

The Berlin GEO platform launched an agent that diagnoses visibility drops, prepares fixes, and routes work to tools like HubSpot, Webflow and Linear — with human approval on by default.

By Iris Holloway·Tools & frameworks·

Berlin-based Peec AI launched Peec Agent on October 22, pairing it with a redesigned Actions feature that scores visibility problems on a five-level impact scale and sorts recommended changes into four buckets. The pitch is narrow and useful: diagnose why ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity stopped citing your brand, then route the fix as a ticket into HubSpot, Webflow, Linear, or any of 25-plus connected tools across five categories.

This is the second act of a product the company first shipped in February 2026. That version surfaced opportunities and left evidence, explanation and execution to the user, which is exactly the gap most generative-engine-optimization tools still have. The new release closes it with 30 built-in skills and a library of integrations that reads like the modern marketing stack: Contentful, Sanity, Wix, Klaviyo, Customer.io, Notion, Atlassian, Cloudflare, PostHog. Each recommendation ships with its cited source, the prompts it appears in, or the page needing attention. A drop in GPTBot traffic to a key page, in Peec’s own example, traces back to a blocking rule and lands in engineering’s queue with the evidence attached.

CEO and co-founder Marius Meiners drew the line clearly. “The decisions about how your brand is described should stay with your team. A lot of companies in our space are selling the idea that AI can do the marketing. We see it differently.”

The positioning matters because the discovery layer has moved. For a five-to-thirty-person marketing team, having GEO workflows collapse into approvals is the difference between hiring a specialist and not.

Peec claims more than 3,500 companies on the platform, a self-reported figure flagged by Agile Brand Guide’s October 23 roundup, which also counted six vendors shipping agent-era pricing experiments the same day. Kochava is metering tokens, ThoughtSpot bills per completed workflow, and Peec is selling credits: 5,000 bonus credits for existing customers valid for 30 days, up to 5,000 for new signups in their first 24 hours. The unit of marketing software is quietly becoming the completed task.

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