AI Compare Ninja

The company card statement is the one document that knows how many AI subscriptions the team has signed up for.Each AI tool's plans and usage limits are listed on AI Compare Ninja, with links to the vendor pages behind them. You can search by describing a task, and the site stresses that its sort orders say nothing about quality.

The about page says every entry is checked against the vendor's page each day, with a monthly check by a second method. Prices stay in the vendor's own currency, and where the two disagree, the vendor page counts. Links marked "Advertisement*" pay the site a commission, and the same page says search positions are set without regard to it.

The subscription calculator totals the plans you pick per seat, for a month or a year. It also suggests plans at the same level from other vendors that cover most of the features you chose. For pay-per-use language models, an API calculator turns monthly requests and message length into an estimate. It works from OpenRouter's public price list, which can differ from the model maker's own prices.

A separate check reads an image's metadata, including Content Credentials, the signed labels that record how a file was made. The result shows which software the picture names and whether AI use is declared, though it cannot tell if the picture is real. Throughout the check, the image remains in your browser.