Vendor comparison
A source-linked comparison of what each platform actually helps a team do: collect the answer, inspect the evidence, find the gap, turn it into work and report the result. Pricing, cadence and plan limits still matter, but feature availability is now compared as part of the complete workflow.
You value daily or every-two-day observations, an explicit non-mention scoring rule, automatic discovery of untracked competitors and a connected path from response evidence to grounded To-dos, prompt-level Content Briefs and reporting.
Weekly collection is sufficient and larger prompt allowances, a more mature Agent and MCP surface, complete-article generation, broader analytics-provider support or published automation integrations matter more to your team. Confirm the exact plan gate for each workflow.
Peekaboo's clearest current advantage is not a single checkbox. It is the combination of faster self-serve cadence, auditable response evidence, discovered competitors and an evidence-to-work loop inside one product. LLM Pulse's clearest current advantage is breadth at the automation and content-generation end of the workflow. Neither advantage establishes which vendor's measurements are more accurate; that still requires a controlled hands-on evaluation.
Current Peekaboo product map
This inventory separates generally available workflows from beta, free and separately scoped surfaces. It is based on the current product routes, public feature documentation and plan catalog—not a roadmap wish list.
The observation layer: what the models said, who appeared and which evidence shaped the answer.
Scheduled runs across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Mode and Google AI Overviews, with cadence set by plan.
Inspect the underlying responses, mentions and ranks; eligible non-mentions remain in the score denominator as zero.
Compare tracked competitors and surface recurring brands or products that appear even when they were not preconfigured.
Break out cited domains and sentiment by prompt and model, then investigate the responses behind a change.
Research and segmentation for deciding which questions, models and gaps deserve attention.
Draft buyer-intent prompts across discovery, purchase-intent and sentiment strategies, edit them and add selected prompts to tracking.
Generate paraphrases and modifier variants, choose the meaningful ones and compare their per-model results after tracking.
Compare performance by model and organize prompts around category and buyer intent rather than one undifferentiated score.
Export losing prompts and the domains models cite so content and outreach work starts from observed evidence.
The activation layer: grounded actions, editorial briefs, conversational analysis and technical checks.
Generate evidence-linked recommendations, focus by workstream or AI engine, triage them through a board and export CSV or JSON.
Build one prompt-level brief from at least three observed runs, including the leaderboard, sources to beat, sentiment gap and recommended actions.
Query account data, explain movement, diagnose gaps, recommend next steps and build or revise dashboard widgets in a conversational workspace.
Use technical analysis plus free crawlability, visibility-gap, llms.txt, sentiment, legal and product-visibility tools.
First-party context, BI exports, client sharing and integration surfaces.
Connect both through read-only Google OAuth and compare first-party search or traffic trends with AI visibility.
Move completed-run data into Looker Studio and use supported CSV or JSON exports for analysis and handoff.
Create per-brand share views; supported branding and broader white-label delivery are separately scoped.
Eligible accounts can request project-scoped REST and hosted MCP beta access; an active plan does not guarantee enablement.
This is the feature-level view the earlier page was missing. It shows where the products overlap, where their implementation differs and where LLM Pulse currently publishes the stronger capability—not just where Peekaboo has an advantage.
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| Decision factor | AI Peekaboo | LLM Pulse | Context |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tracked observations and raw responses | All five core surfaces on every paid plan, with scheduled cadence by tier and drill-down to the response evidence behind scores. Sources (accessed July 20, 2026): Peekaboo prompt tracking, Peekaboo methodology | The same five core surfaces by default; its Responses Explorer documents full answers, inline citations, highlighted mentions, sentiment and history. Sources (accessed July 20, 2026): LLM Pulse Responses Explorer (opens in a new tab), LLM Pulse methodology (opens in a new tab) | This public-document review does not test collection completeness, response fidelity or uptime. |
| Scoring and auditability | Its methodology states that every eligible run remains in the denominator and a non-mention contributes zero; displayed filters and run counts are part of the result. Source (accessed July 20, 2026): Peekaboo methodology | Publishes its own measurement methodology and visibility metrics. The two proprietary scores are not treated as interchangeable here. Source (accessed July 20, 2026): LLM Pulse methodology (opens in a new tab) | A transparent definition improves auditability but does not, by itself, prove higher accuracy. |
| Competitor and share-of-voice context | Tracks configured competitors and surfaces untracked brands or products found repeatedly in model answers. Sources (accessed July 20, 2026): Peekaboo brand visibility, Peekaboo share of voice | Compares configured competitors with share-of-voice views and filters by model, locale and collection. Source (accessed July 20, 2026): LLM Pulse share of voice (opens in a new tab) | Automatic discovery is useful for finding unknown entrants; configured competitor sets remain important for stable benchmarking. |
| Prompt research and query expansion | Drafts buyer-intent prompts and query variants for review, then tracks the variants a user selects across five surfaces. Sources (accessed July 20, 2026): Peekaboo prompt research, Peekaboo query variants | Documents prompt research plus Query Fan Out that extracts related searches and tool queries from live ChatGPT API responses. Source (accessed July 20, 2026): LLM Pulse Query Fan Out (opens in a new tab) | These are different workflows: Peekaboo supports human-selected prompt variants; LLM Pulse documents extraction of ChatGPT’s internal query data. |
| Recommendations and content workflow | Grounded To-dos turn observed gaps into a triageable action board; prompt-level Content Briefs assemble evidence and recommended actions without drafting a full article. Sources (accessed July 20, 2026): Peekaboo recommendations, Peekaboo Content Briefs | Generates prioritized, evidence-linked recommendations and offers GEO Writer for briefs, complete articles, updates, positioning and PR outputs. Sources (accessed July 20, 2026): LLM Pulse recommendations (opens in a new tab), LLM Pulse GEO Writer (opens in a new tab) | LLM Pulse publicly documents the broader autonomous writing surface. Peekaboo’s current emphasis is an auditable evidence-to-work handoff. |
| Conversational analysis | Ask AI is an in-product beta for querying metrics, explaining scores, diagnosing changes, recommending fixes and building or revising dashboard widgets. Source (accessed July 20, 2026): Peekaboo Ask AI beta | Its Agent is listed on Growth and above and can both analyze data and write back by adding prompts, competitors, annotations, tags and launching content or audit tasks. Source (accessed July 20, 2026): LLM Pulse Agent (opens in a new tab) | LLM Pulse documents a broader set of write actions today; Peekaboo labels Ask AI as beta. |
| Search and traffic connections | Read-only Google Search Console and GA4 connections, with Looker Studio reporting and explicit guidance not to present correlation as causal proof. Sources (accessed July 20, 2026): Peekaboo web analytics, Peekaboo Looker Studio | Documents GSC through MCP. Its analytics page markets GA4, Plausible, Piano, PostHog and Adobe-family connections, while the FAQ names only GA4, Plausible and Piano; AI Traffic is listed from Growth. Sources (accessed July 20, 2026): LLM Pulse web analytics (opens in a new tab), LLM Pulse MCP (opens in a new tab) | LLM Pulse publishes the broader provider catalog, but its own page describes that catalog inconsistently. Confirm the required provider before purchase. Peekaboo’s documented first-party scope is GSC and GA4. |
| API, MCP and automation | Project-scoped REST API and hosted MCP are limited betas for eligible accounts and may require enablement. Sources (accessed July 20, 2026): Peekaboo REST API, Peekaboo hosted MCP | Hosted OAuth MCP with more than 45 read/write tools is listed on every plan; REST API and n8n API-key workflows are listed from Scale. Sources (accessed July 20, 2026): LLM Pulse MCP (opens in a new tab), LLM Pulse REST API (opens in a new tab), LLM Pulse n8n (opens in a new tab) | For a production automation purchase, LLM Pulse has the stronger public availability story today. |
| Free report and technical tools | Offers a no-card one-time report plus free crawlability, visibility-gap, llms.txt, sentiment, legal and product-visibility tools. Sources (accessed July 20, 2026): Peekaboo pricing and free report, Peekaboo free tools | Also offers a no-login-or-card visibility report and a broad free technical GEO toolkit, including crawlability and llms.txt tools. Sources (accessed July 20, 2026): LLM Pulse free report (opens in a new tab), LLM Pulse GEO tools (opens in a new tab) | A free snapshot is useful for evaluation but is not equivalent to repeated tracking under a paid plan. |
Scope: Peekaboo Starter, Peek and Grow, including their published brand and agency variants, versus LLM Pulse Starter, Growth and Scale. LLM Pulse also publicly lists higher-capacity Scale+ and Scale++; those tiers, Enterprise and negotiated terms are outside the main table.
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| Decision factor | AI Peekaboo | LLM Pulse | Context |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry monthly price | $50 USD for Starter Source (accessed July 20, 2026): Peekaboo pricing | €49 EUR for Starter Source (accessed July 20, 2026): LLM Pulse pricing (opens in a new tab) | Monthly public list prices before tax. LLM Pulse says local-currency conversions can vary with Stripe exchange rates. |
| Tracking cadence | Every 2 days on Starter; daily on Peek and Grow Source (accessed July 20, 2026): Peekaboo pricing | Weekly on its publicly listed plans by default Sources (accessed July 20, 2026): LLM Pulse pricing (opens in a new tab), LLM Pulse methodology (opens in a new tab) | No additional qualification beyond the linked vendor pages. |
| Core AI surfaces | ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overviews Source (accessed July 20, 2026): Peekaboo pricing | ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Mode and Google AI Overviews Source (accessed July 20, 2026): LLM Pulse pricing (opens in a new tab) | Both vendors publicly list these five core surfaces. LLM Pulse lists additional models for Enterprise. |
| Brand or project limits | Brand variants: one brand. Agency variants: 2 brands on Starter/Peek and 5 on Grow Source (accessed July 20, 2026): Peekaboo pricing | One project on Starter, two on Growth and five on Scale Source (accessed July 20, 2026): LLM Pulse pricing (opens in a new tab) | A Peekaboo brand and an LLM Pulse project are the closest public plan containers, but their setup and billing rules may differ. |
| Prompt limits | Brand variants: 40 on Starter/Peek and 100 on Grow. Agency variants: 20 per brand Source (accessed July 20, 2026): Peekaboo pricing | 50 on Starter, 150 on Growth and 450 on Scale, each run weekly across included models Source (accessed July 20, 2026): LLM Pulse pricing (opens in a new tab) | Prompt counts and collection cadence must be evaluated together; neither figure alone establishes data quality. |
| Web analytics connections | Read-only Google Search Console and GA4 connections are publicly documented Source (accessed July 20, 2026): Peekaboo web analytics | GSC is documented through MCP; its AI Traffic page markets GA4 and multiple other analytics providers from Growth, with an internal provider-list inconsistency Sources (accessed July 20, 2026): LLM Pulse web analytics (opens in a new tab), LLM Pulse GA4 (opens in a new tab), LLM Pulse MCP (opens in a new tab) | LLM Pulse’s analytics hero and integration cards name more providers than its FAQ. Ask both vendors to demonstrate the exact property, history and attribution workflow you need. |
| Exports and BI reporting | Looker Studio reporting is listed in the public plan catalog Sources (accessed July 20, 2026): Peekaboo pricing, Peekaboo Looker Studio | CSV on Starter/Growth/Scale; the detailed matrix lists Data Studio from Scale Source (accessed July 20, 2026): LLM Pulse pricing (opens in a new tab) | LLM Pulse uses “Data Studio” wording on its plan matrix. Confirm format, history and refresh limits before purchase. |
| API and MCP access | Self-serve plans are eligible for limited REST API and hosted MCP betas; access may require enablement Sources (accessed July 20, 2026): Peekaboo REST API, Peekaboo hosted MCP | Hosted OAuth MCP is documented on every plan; REST API is documented from Scale Sources (accessed July 20, 2026): LLM Pulse MCP (opens in a new tab), LLM Pulse REST API (opens in a new tab) | LLM Pulse has the stronger published production-availability story here. Confirm tool-level plan gates and write permissions before building automation. |
| Paid-plan trial | 14-day trial on Starter and Peek, with a card required at checkout; Grow has no listed trial Source (accessed July 20, 2026): Peekaboo pricing | 14-day trial with a valid card required Source (accessed July 20, 2026): LLM Pulse pricing (opens in a new tab) | No additional qualification beyond the linked vendor pages. |
| No-card evaluation | One-time free report without a card; this is separate from a paid-plan trial Source (accessed July 20, 2026): Peekaboo pricing | One-time free visibility report without a login or credit card; this is separate from its paid-plan trial Source (accessed July 20, 2026): LLM Pulse free report (opens in a new tab) | Both vendors offer a no-card snapshot. Neither snapshot should be treated as a substitute for repeated tracking. |
| White-label availability | White-label delivery is available through a separately scoped agency or Enterprise engagement; it is not bundled into self-serve plans. Sources (accessed July 20, 2026): Peekaboo white-label, Peekaboo pricing | Its detailed pricing matrix and full-whitelabel guide place full white-label on Enterprise Sources (accessed July 20, 2026): LLM Pulse pricing (opens in a new tab), LLM Pulse full white-label guide (opens in a new tab), LLM Pulse agency page (opens in a new tab) | LLM Pulse also invites agency trial users to configure partial or full white-label. Those official pages do not state the same eligibility rule, so confirm the commercial terms in writing. |
Prompt count and cadence help estimate capacity, but they do not establish data quality, reliability or business value. Before choosing either vendor, run the same prompt cohort and ask both teams to document the operational details below.
Project and brand counts are not exact equivalents, and two vendors' proprietary scores should not be treated as interchangeable. Compare repeated observations under controlled conditions and inspect the underlying response evidence.
We reviewed each vendor's official public plan, feature and methodology pages on . Peekaboo facts are checked against the public plan catalog that also supports pricing and subscription enforcement, the current application routes, and the public feature catalog. LLM Pulse facts are attributed to its official pages.
We preserve each vendor's wording where plan structures differ, record material conflicts between official pages and avoid resolving undocumented terms by assumption. We did not compare proprietary visibility scores because their collection and scoring systems are not established as equivalent.
This process follows Peekaboo's editorial and corrections policy. Methodology details are linked below so readers can assess each vendor's measurement claims directly.
All sources were accessed July 20, 2026. External pages can change or become temporarily unavailable; the canonical vendor URLs are retained for verification.
— Verified public prices, tier scope, cadence, prompt limits, trials, integrations and white-label wording. Added the current Peekaboo capability inventory and a feature-level workflow comparison. Corrected the earlier treatment of LLM Pulse's GSC/GA4, free-report, Agent, GEO Writer, MCP and API capabilities.
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No. Peekaboo publishes this comparison and competes with LLM Pulse. This edition is a public-document review, not an independent assessment or hands-on product benchmark. No paid LLM Pulse workspace was tested for this update.
Peekaboo connects five-surface prompt tracking with response evidence, transparent scoring, competitor discovery, share of voice, citation and sentiment analysis, prompt research, grounded To-dos, prompt-level Content Briefs, read-only GSC and GA4 connections, Looker Studio, exports and share links. Ask AI, REST API and hosted MCP are labeled beta or enablement-based rather than generally available.
Its public documentation shows larger prompt allowances, a more mature all-plan MCP surface, REST API availability from Scale, broader analytics-provider coverage, an Agent with more write actions, and GEO Writer for complete article and content generation. This comparison states those advantages directly rather than treating every overlapping feature as a Peekaboo win.
On the public plans reviewed July 20, 2026, Peekaboo lists every-two-day tracking on Starter and daily tracking on Peek and Grow. LLM Pulse lists weekly tracking by default.
Their public self-serve coverage overlaps on five core surfaces: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Mode and Google AI Overviews. LLM Pulse also lists additional models for Enterprise.
For the three entry tiers compared, LLM Pulse lists larger plan-level prompt allowances: 50, 150 and 450, each run weekly across the included models. Peekaboo lists 40, 40 and 100 prompts on its brand variants, while agency variants list 20 prompts per brand. Cadence differs, so prompt allowance alone does not represent total collection volume.
Yes for both vendors’ paid-plan trials. Peekaboo requires a card at checkout for its 14-day Starter and Peek trials; Grow has no listed trial. Each vendor also publishes a separate one-time free visibility report that does not require a credit card.
Peekaboo does not bundle white-label delivery into self-serve plans; it is separately scoped for agency or Enterprise engagements. LLM Pulse’s detailed pricing matrix and full-whitelabel guide place full white-label on Enterprise, while its agency page also promotes trial-based partial and full setups. Confirm eligibility directly.
LLM Pulse publicly lists higher-capacity Scale+ and Scale++ options. To keep like-for-like entry-tier comparisons readable, the table uses its primary Starter, Growth and Scale matrix. Scale+, Scale++, Enterprise and negotiated terms are outside the table scope.
Start with the no-card free report, then use an eligible paid-plan trial to check whether the cadence, evidence and reporting workflow fit your team. Compare repeated observations instead of relying on a single generated answer.
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