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Berlin's Peec AI Rockets to $4M ARR in Ten Months, Raises $21M Series A to Open New York Office

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Berlin's Peec AI Rockets to $4M ARR in Ten Months, Raises $211M Series A to Open New York Office

Peec AI, a Berlin-based marketing analytics platform built for AI search, closed a $21 million Series A in November 2025 led by the European venture firm Singular, with participation from Antler, Combination VC, identity.vc, and S20. Theround followed a €5.2 million seed led by 20VC in July 2025 and brought Peec’s total funding to approximately $29 million.

Peec launched publicly in February 2025 and, by its own disclosures, crossed €650,000 ARR inside four months and $4 million ARR inside ten. Customer count had passed 1,300 brands and agencies at the time of the Series A, growing by roughly 300 per month. Named customers include Chanel, ElevenLabs, TUI, Axel Springer, n8n, Attio, Peak Ace, DEPT, Wix, and Graphite. Reporting from TechFundingNews and EU-Startups values thecompany at more than $100 million.

Founding Team and Product Capabilities

The founding team — CEO Marius Meiners, CTO Tobias Siwonia, and CRO Daniel Drabo — met in Antler Berlin’s Winter 2024 cohort. The product tracks brand visibility, ranking position, and sentiment across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, and Google AI Mode, with additional models available as paid add-ons. Pricing starts at $89 per month on theStarter plan and scales to $499 on Growth, with unlimited user seats across tiers — a deliberate differentiator from incumbents that charge per seat.

New York Expansion and Market Competition

The New York expansion is the headline move forU.S. marketers. Peec plans to hire more than forty people inside six months to build a North American presence, putting it in direct commercial competition with ProfoundBluefishScrunch AIEvertune, and AthenaHQ on their home turf.

Strategic Positioning

Peec has a narrower product scope than Profound or Bluefish — it is primarily an analytics and monitoring platform, not an end-to-end content generation or agentic workflow suite. That limitation is also its pitch. For mid-market marketing teams and agencies that want a clean dashboard to show clients where their brand stands inside AI answers without committing to enterprise six-figure contracts, Peec has become one of the category’s default answers.

For PR agencies expanding into AI search work, Peec’s unlimited-seat model and agency program are worth evaluating specifically as a client-reporting layer, not a replacement for strategic services. EverythingPR covers the broader GEO platform landscape here.

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