Framer vs Peec AI

What is Framer?

Framer is a web design and publishing tool that allows users to design and publish websites with zero code and maximum speed. It offers AI-powered features for generating copy and color palettes, advanced CMS capabilities, animations, interactions, and optimization for various breakpoints. Framer is suitable for freelancers, agencies, startups, and large businesses looking to quickly grow their online presence.

How to use Framer?

Start with AI to design your site, customize templates, add animations and interactions, and then publish for free. You can also copy and paste web designs from Figma to Framer using the Figma plugin.

Can I publish my site for free with Framer?

Yes, you can publish your site for free with a Framer domain.

Is Framer suitable for large businesses?

Yes, large businesses already run their sites on Framer.

Can I use my own domain with Framer?

Yes, Framer supports custom domains.

How do I get started with Peec AI?

Set up a workspace with your brand name and domain. We then suggest the best prompts to track that reflect real customer questions. Within minutes, your dashboard will show you visibility insights.

Can I segment visibility by model, region, or audience?

Yes. You can filter results by model, country IP, and prompt tags (e.g. personas or funnel stage), allowing you to compare performance across segments, such as US vs UK or awareness vs purchase intent prompts.

How often is the data refreshed?

Prompts are executed once every 24 hours across your selected AI models. This daily cadence provides reliable trend data, with a visible countdown to the next run in your dashboard

What are brand visibility vs. source visibility metrics?

Brand mentions: when an AI answer directly names your brand. Source citations: when your website or content is used - even if not named - to generate an answer. Tracking both helps identify whether AI trusts your content and recognizes your name.

How do source citations work behind the scenes?

Peec AI tracks both "used" (your content informed the AI's answer) and "cited" (your URL is explicitly mentioned). You can view source usage at domain or URL levels - complete with citation frequency.