benchmark.directory
AI tools written up by the people who paid for them. Pricing, integrations, data policy and the limit we hit in a week of use.
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Most AI directories rank whoever pays. This one cannot. benchmark.directory lists 146 AI tools that we bought, configured and used on real work for at least a week before writing anything down. A vendor who offers to pay for a place is noted and turned down. What you get for each listing is the practical detail a pricing page leaves out: the cheapest plan that genuinely works, the real limit on the free tier, the integrations we tested by actually connecting them, whether your work is used for training by default, and the point where the tool stopped being useful for us.
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