ChatGPT
The default assistant for most people.
Every product whose cheapest paid plan is $50 a month or less. Free plans included.
The default assistant for most people.
Bundles frontier models plus agents at a flat monthly price, on a credit system.
Long-context reasoning with Claude Code, Cowork and Design bundled into every paid tier.
Wired into Gmail, Docs and Android.
Fast, loose, and plugged into the X firehose for real-time takes.
The cheapest premium chat plan from a major lab.
Free assistant embedded in WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger.
Replaced standalone Copilot Pro for consumers in August 2026.
Conversational and deliberately gentle.
One subscription, a hundred-plus models on a shared points system.
Edit audio and video by editing the transcript.
The voice standard — cloning, dubbing into 30+ languages, sound effects and music on one unified credit system.
Removes background noise and converts accents in real time on any call app.
Stem separation that splits a mix into vocals, drums, bass and instruments.
Live meeting transcription with native Zoom, Meet and Teams bots.
Text-to-speech built for reading rather than production, so you scan a page, listen at up to 5x, and sync across devices.
Full songs with vocals from a prompt, at roughly 5 credits a song.
Section-level inpainting is its edge over Suno.
Message-credit app builder for non-technical people.
Full-stack apps in the browser via WebContainers.
Terminal-first agent that edits repos, runs tests and opens PRs.
An open-source autonomous coding agent for VS Code that you point at your own API key, so there is no subscription and no markup on inference.
The AI-native editor.
An autonomous engineer you assign tickets to.
Completions and chat in every major IDE.
Async agent that works from your GitHub issues and returns a diff.
Prompt-to-fullstack app with Supabase wired in.
Describe an app, get it built, hosted and deployed without leaving the browser.
Code completion and agents that can run fully on-premises or air-gapped, which is the main reason regulated teams pick it.
Generates React and Tailwind UI you can ship to Vercel in a click.
Agentic IDE with Cascade.
A GPU-accelerated editor written in Rust, with collaborative editing and agentic edits built in rather than bolted on.
Commercially safe generation trained on licensed content, built into Photoshop and Illustrator.
The largest open library of community image models and LoRAs, with on-site generation metered in Buzz.
Bundles many third-party image and video models behind one credit pool.
Best-in-class at rendering readable text inside images — posters, logos, packaging.
150+ models on one real-time canvas, with node-based workflows.
Fine-grained control with custom model training, aimed at game and concept art.
Still the aesthetic benchmark.
Image generation with a browser canvas and a shared credit pool across models.
Vector-native generation with brand style locking — real SVGs with editable type.
Model deployment with fast cold starts and per-minute billing, so idle time costs nothing.
Custom silicon delivering very high tokens-per-second on open models.
Serverless GPUs for your own inference and training jobs, billed per second with a free starter allowance.
Run open models locally on your own machine.
Free chat with open-weight reasoning models, and the cheapest serious API anywhere — though DeepSeek announced a substantial price rise in August 2026.
China's most-used consumer assistant, with aggressive metered pricing via Volcano Engine.
Baidu's assistant, tied into its search and maps ecosystem.
Where open weights live.
Million-token context and strong agentic browsing, with tiers named after tempo markings.
Open weights you host yourself.
Text, voice and video models under one roof, with open-weight text releases and a pay-as-you-go developer platform.
The most widely forked open-weight family.
Hunyuan models wrapped in a WeChat-native assistant.
GLM sold as a coding plan that heavily undercuts Western agents.
Searches peer-reviewed studies and shows where the evidence leans.
Systematic literature review across 138M papers — extracts findings into comparison tables with PRISMA support.
General agent that plans, browses and returns finished deliverables.
Upload your sources, get grounded answers and audio overviews.
Answer engine with citations on everything, and a model picker so you choose who answers each query.