Now that you’ve set up prompts and competitors, let’s understand what the data means.
Peec AI tracks two main types of visibility: when your brand is mentioned and when your content is used as a source.Each type has different metrics that help you understand your performance.
Understanding the difference between these two is important:
Brand visibility: Your brand is explicitly mentioned in the response.
Source visibility: Your domain or content was used or cited — even if your brand isn’t named.
You can be visible as a source without being visible as a brand. And you can be mentioned as a brand without your website being used.Peec AI tracks both so you can spot gaps. For example:
If you’re cited often but never mentioned, it might mean your brand lacks authority or name recognition.
If you’re mentioned often but never cited, AI might associate your name with a topic, but not trust your content as a reference.
The sentiment score measures the overall tone of a prompt’s response on a scale from 0 to 100. Most scores fall between 65 and 85. A score near 85 indicates clearly positive language — words like “trusted,” “reliable,” or “innovative.” Around 65 represents neutral or factual language with little emotional tone. Anything below 65 generally signals language that could be critical or negative and typically warrants a closer look.
Average number of times a specific source is explicitly cited within a single response. For example, one AI response might cite the same source 3 times. Available on the Sources page.Note: A source can be used silently (informing the AI’s answer) or cited visibly (appearing in the response). Your domain or URLs can contribute to responses even when not explicitly referenced.