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AI Tools List is a directory of AI tools sorted into 25 categories. Every listing is researched and written for the site rather than scraped.
The part most directories get wrong is pricing. Here, prices come from the vendor's own pricing page. If a price is not published, the listing says so instead of guessing.
Each tool page covers what the tool does, what it costs, and the work it is built for. Alternatives pages put similar tools side by side, so you can compare before you sign up.
It is built for people who want fewer options, checked properly. Browsing is free and you do not need an account.
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4Hi, I'm Artur, and I built AI Tools List. It started with a simple annoyance. Every time I went looking for an AI tool, I ended up on a directory with twenty thousand entries. Half of them were dead, and the prices were months out of date. I would open five tabs, compare nothing useful, and close them all. So I built the version I wanted. Fewer tools, each one researched and written up for the site. Prices taken from the vendor's own pricing page, and marked as unpublished when they are not. Alternatives pages so you can compare before you sign up. The catalog is at 90 tools across 25 categories and growing. I would love your feedback. Which category is missing? Which tool would you want checked next? And if you have ever been burned by a stale price on a directory, tell me about it. That is the problem I am trying to fix.
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The emphasis on verified pricing and researched categories makes this directory much more useful than a simple alphabetical AI list. Comparing alternatives side by side before signing up is a practical workflow, especially when tools change plans frequently.
Building AI chatbots for Spanish SMEs
Researching and presenting actual vendor pricing is a valuable differentiator; the alternatives pages should make it easier to compare tools without opening dozens of tabs.
Developer
Verified pricing sourced from vendors is a genuinely valuable differentiator — most directories show stale affiliate info. The alternatives pages are the smartest feature here; comparison is where buying decisions actually happen. Suggestion: a "last verified" date on each pricing block would add trust, since AI tool pricing changes constantly. Also a filter for free-tier availability would help budget-conscious teams shortlist faster. Solid directory!