Tools

AI tools and agents, with real prices

Plans and prices are read from each tool's pricing page, popularity from GitHub and real usage. Open any tool for the full breakdown.

AI app builders

No coding needed

Describe it, get a working app

You type what you want (“a booking site for my salon”) and the agent writes the code, shows a live preview and can publish it. You refine it by chatting.

Best for: Non-coders, founders validating an idea, quick MVPs and landing pages.

Automation platforms

No coding needed

Connect your apps, let AI do the busywork

Visual workflows (“when an email arrives, summarize it with AI and post to Slack”). You drag blocks instead of writing code, and plug an AI model into any step.

Best for: Business owners and teams automating repetitive tasks across tools they already use.

AI code editors

Some coding helps

Write code with an AI pair-programmer

A code editor with AI built in: it completes your code, explains errors and can make multi-file changes when you ask. You stay in control of every change.

Best for: People learning to code and developers who want speed without giving up control.

Autonomous coding agents

For developers

Hand off whole tasks, review the result

Agents that read your whole project, plan, edit many files, run tests and fix failures on their own — usually from the terminal. You review what they did, like a teammate’s pull request.

Best for: Developers shipping features, refactors and bug fixes faster.

Agent frameworks

For developers

Build your own AI agent into your product

Code libraries for building agents yourself: you pick a model, give it tools (search, your database, your APIs) and the framework runs the reasoning loop.

Best for: Developers adding AI assistants, copilots or automated workflows to their own app.

Prices are read live from each tool's pricing page, stars and releases from GitHub, usage from OpenRouter. Click any tool for plans and details.