Most AI tools look cheap until you hit the credit limit or need a second seat. Our AI tool guides compare writing, SEO, video, meeting and design tools on what you will really pay each month, and on what the free plan actually lets you do.
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Claude or ChatGPT at $20 a month is the cheapest way to draft a blog post you will actually publish. Here is what nine AI writing and editing tools really cost per post, and when a dedicated tool is worth it.
Grammarly Pro costs $30 a month on monthly billing. We compared ProWritingAid, LanguageTool, QuillBot, Wordtune, Hemingway, Trinka, Sapling and Microsoft Editor on real prices, free limits and where each one works.
We priced eight AI visibility trackers for 50 and 150 daily prompts across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews, using each vendor’s own pricing page. Here’s which plans hold up and where engine add-ons inflate the bill.
We turned every plan’s credits into seconds of finished video. Here is what the top AI video generators really cost per minute, and which cheap tiers block watermark-free or commercial use.
Wix, Hostinger, Framer, Squarespace and Shopify each win a different job. We priced nine AI website builders over two years, including renewals, email and transaction fees, so you know the real bill before you sign up.
We priced nine AI meeting assistants for a solo user and a 10-person team, using each vendor’s own pricing page. Here’s which free plans hold up, where the caps bite, and which tools record without a bot.
We priced eight AI SEO tools for a solo blogger and a three-person content team, from Surfer and Frase to Semrush and Ahrefs. See what each plan really costs, how the AI features are metered, and which one to skip.
