Direct-Me Reports against Peec AI
Peec AI is built for one marketing team watching one brand. Direct-Me Reports is built for an agency holding fourteen of them, and sells the result on to the client with your name on the cover.
Agency multi-tenancy and white-label resale are the two rows that decide it.
| Feature | Direct-Me Reports | Peec AI |
|---|---|---|
| Tenancy | Every client gets their own book: separate prompt set, separate report, one shelf. | One brand workspace, designed for an in-house marketing team. |
| Client deliverable | A printed-feeling single-column report with your logo on the cover and no vendor mark. | Exports from the vendor's dashboard, vendor branding present. |
| Pricing shape | Priced per client book, so resale margin is plain arithmetic. | Priced per brand workspace, for a direct-to-brand buyer. |
| What a gap produces | The exact client URL that should have been cited, plus the edit a writer performs. | Which domains the engines cited for the prompt. |
| Onboarding a new account | Clone a vertical prompt template onto a new book in one step. | Build the prompt list again for each new brand. |
| Weekly rhythm | A Monday roll-up across the whole shelf, ordered by renewal risk. | Alerts to a single brand team. |
Questions
What agencies ask first
Can I resell this to my clients?
That is what it is for. The cover takes your logo, your accent rule and your footer note, and the published report has no Direct-Me Reports branding on it. Your cost and your retainer sit side by side so the margin is never a guess.
What does a citation gap actually give me?
The question that was asked, the domain that got cited instead, the page on your client's site that should have been, and a paragraph written against that page's own headings. It reads like an editor's margin note, not generic advice.
How long does onboarding a new client take?
A name, a domain and a vertical template. The template's prompt set is copied onto the new book as it is created, so the eleventh account costs about as much time as the first.
What happens when the model is unavailable?
The gap stays, with its cited domain, its target page and its headings. Only the written paragraph is missing, and the page says so rather than failing. You can still write the fix yourself.
Does the report print?
One column, hand-ruled margin, no sidebar. The share link and the printed page are the same document, so a client who prints it gets what you saw.
Billable by Friday, defensible by Monday.
Open a book, run the prompt set, send the issue with your name on the cover.