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Pulls a finished track apart into separate stems
$3.99per monthSeparates vocals, drums and bass out of a finished recording — and carries the cheapest paid plan in the whole catalogue
- Split a track into vocals, bass, drums
- Change key and tempo
- A practice app for musicians
Price checkedFull review →QuillBot
Paraphrasing and proofing someone else’s paragraph
$4.17per monthThe cheapest paid access among the writing tools — four dollars a month billed annually, with a free tier that adds no watermark
- Paraphrasing in several modes
- AI-text and plagiarism checks
- Free: up to 125 words at a time
Price checkedFull review →ElevenLabs
Voice-over people do not separate from a studio take
$6per monthCarries a cloned voice’s intonation into another language — the same timbre reads Russian, Japanese and German
- Voice clone from a short sample
- Over 30 languages in one voice
- A separate model for dialogue
Price checkedFull review →OpenArt
Many models in one window, with a generous free tier
$7per monthFifty free credits a day with no watermark — the most open entry in a job where the rest either stamp the image or charge at the door
- Several models in one interface
- Custom characters you can train
- Storyboards and consistent series
Price checkedFull review →Photoroom
A backdrop for a product shot on a phone
$7.5per monthDrops a phone-shot product into a generated scene and processes a whole catalogue export at once rather than card by card
- Background removal and scene replacement
- Batch processing for a catalogue
- A phone app, not only a website
Price checkedFull review →Otter.ai
A meeting transcript split by speaker
$8.33per monthJoins the call as a participant of its own and returns a transcript split by speaker with the decisions listed out
- Joins Zoom, Meet and Teams
- Speaker-by-speaker transcript
- A decisions summary after the call
Price checkedFull review →Higgsfield
Camera moves picked from a list of shots
$9per monthYou pick the camera move from a list of named shots — dolly, orbit, crash zoom — instead of describing it and hoping the model guesses
- A catalogue of camera moves instead of prose
- Generate from your own photograph
- Discount for paying annually
Price checkedFull review →Hugging Face
The open-model repository the whole field links to
$9per monthThe open model in the news is almost always hosted here: this is the field’s shared warehouse, not somebody’s product
- Open models and datasets
- Host your own model and demo
- GPU rental for training
Price checkedFull review →Midjourney
The most recognisable look in the field, and not one free prompt
$10per monthThe only service in the top ten with no free tier at all, and still the highest-grossing image generator of the lot
- A recognisable house style
- Style reference and transfer between works
- Stealth mode only from the $60 plan
Price checkedFull review →Kling AI
Motion that holds up across a long take
$10per monthHolds physical motion together on takes where rival models start breaking hands and faces, which is how a Chinese app reached the revenue list
- Native 4K, but only from the $37 plan
- Extend a clip out to two or three minutes
- Lip-sync to an uploaded voice track
Price checkedFull review →Fireflies.ai
The call lands in your CRM without retyping
$10per seat / monthFiles the call transcript straight into the deal record in your CRM, so sales stops retyping conversations by hand
- Writes into Salesforce, HubSpot and Pipedrive
- Search across every past call
- Analytics: who spoke how much
Price checkedFull review →Suno
A song with vocals from one line of description
$10per monthWrites a finished song with vocals and lyrics rather than a backing track — and on the free tier grants no commercial rights to it
- Vocals and lyrics, not only music
- Upload your own sketch to extend
- 50 free credits a day
Price checkedFull review →Notion
Writing next to the database where the work already lives
$10per seat / monthAnswers from your own document base rather than the web, so you can ask about your own brief from last year
- Search and answers across your own docs
- Writing happens where the project lives
- Connects to Slack, Jira and email
Price checkedFull review →NovelAI
Prose and anime imagery in one subscription
$10per monthThe only entry here that keeps text and image generation in one subscription without imposing outside moderation on the story
- Prose without outside story moderation
- Anime-style image generation
- Its own model rather than someone’s API
Price checkedFull review →Sudowrite
A tool for a novel, not for a post
$10per monthHolds plot and characters across a whole book, remembering who is who at the hundred-thousandth word
- A map of characters and plot lines
- Works across a hundred thousand words
- Credit rollover on the Max plan
Price checkedFull review →Speechify
Reads aloud what you do not have time to read
$11.58per monthReads PDFs, email and web pages at up to nine times speed — the product was built for dyslexia, not for podcasts
- Reads PDFs, email and web pages
- Up to nine times playback speed
- Browser extension and apps
Price checkedFull review →Gamma
A deck that lives as a link, not a file
$12per monthHands over the deck as a link with view analytics rather than a file, so you see who reached which slide
- Slides built from one paragraph of brief
- Deck as a page with view stats
- Export to PowerPoint and PDF
Price checkedFull review →Recraft
A generator that hands back SVG, not a bitmap
$12per monthProduces real vectors: an icon or logo opens in an editor and is edited by nodes instead of being redrawn
- SVG output rather than raster
- Train a house style on your own work
- Free output lands in a public gallery
Price checkedFull review →Wispr Flow
Dictation into any text field, not into its own window
$12per monthTypes straight into whatever field the cursor is in — an email, a chat, code — and strips the "ums" into a clean sentence on the way
- Works inside any application
- Cleans speech into readable text
- Custom dictionary of names and terms
Price checkedFull review →Figma
A file everyone works in at once
$12per seat / monthCharges by role rather than by head: a viewer, a developer and a designer each cost differently, so teams stop overpaying for spectators
- Several people in one file
- A separate cheaper developer seat
- A commenting seat costs $3
Price checkedFull review →Beautiful.ai
The slide relays itself when you add a point
$12per monthThe slide rebuilds its own layout the moment you add a point, instead of leaving you to drag boxes
- Slide layout rebuilds automatically
- One brand style across the team
- PowerPoint export
Price checkedFull review →Runway
A video model with a full editing suite around it
$15per monthThe only generator with an editor beside the model: you extend, recolour and re-voice a shot without leaving the tab
- 4K and watermark-free from the $15 plan
- Generate from your own frame or an existing clip
- Editing tools: object removal, rotoscoping
Price checkedFull review →PLAUD
A card-sized recorder with transcription attached
$17.99per monthRecords on its own card-sized device rather than through a phone — the only entry here that sells hardware alongside the subscription
- Its own device rather than a phone app
- Records phone calls
- 300 free transcript minutes
Price checkedFull review →Canva
Design for people who are not designers
$18per monthGeneration is built into an editor people already know how to use, so nothing new has to be learned — which explains the scale
- An enormous template library
- Background removal and image editing
- A brand kit across the team
Price checkedFull review →Topaz Labs
Upscaling and restoration that runs on your own machine
$19per monthProcesses on your own machine rather than someone’s server, so the originals never leave — the only service here that does
- Upscale photo and video without losing detail
- Restore old and noisy shots
- Processing runs locally, nothing uploaded
Price checkedFull review →Ideogram
Text in the image that you do not have to redo
$20per monthRenders legible words and whole signs inside an image — the task every generator before it stumbled on
- Signage and captions without mangled letters
- Templates for logos and covers
- Free tier: ten slow generations a week
Price checkedFull review →Perplexity
Search that shows where the answer came from
$20per monthPuts a link against every claim in the answer, so it can be checked line by line instead of taken on trust
- A link against every claim
- Multi-step deep research
- Reads files you upload
Price checkedFull review →Replit
Environment and hosting in the browser, nothing installed
$20per monthBuilds the app and publishes it to a live address straight away, with no environment or server to set up
- Agent builds an app from scratch
- Publishes to a live address from the same window
- Runs in the browser, nothing to install
Price checkedFull review →Manus
An agent that carries a task through to a result
$20per monthRuns its own browser and file system: it opens sites, fills forms and comes back with a finished file rather than instructions
- The task is done, not described
- The agent has its own browser and files
- Reports assemble into a sheet or a page
Price checkedFull review →Meshy
A 3D model from an image or a description
$20per monthThe only entry here that hands back a textured 3D model — the output goes straight into a game engine rather than a render
- A textured model ready for an engine
- Generate from a photograph of an object
- Free 100 credits, but licensed with attribution
Price checkedFull review →Cognition (Devin)
An agent takes a ticket and brings back a pull request
$20per seat / monthWorks as a performer rather than a prompt: it takes the ticket, runs the tests itself and comes back with a pull request
- Briefed like a person, not like an editor
- Runs tests and fixes failures itself
- Usage counted in ACU, not requests
Price checkedFull review →Cursor
An editor that sees the whole project
$20per monthIndexes the entire repository, so changing one function accounts for where it is called rather than only the open file
- Indexes the whole repository, not the open file
- Agent edits several files in one pass
- Model choice per task
Price checkedFull review →Claude
The assistant picked for long reasoning rather than speed
$20per monthThe only one of the three that puts its coding tool in the same subscription: Claude Code is included in every paid plan at no extra cost
- Claude Code included in every paid plan
- Works through long documents whole
- Desktop and phone apps
Price checkedFull review →Claude Code
An agent that works in the terminal, not in an editor
$20per monthLives in the terminal and asks you to change no editor: it edits files, runs tests and commits where you already work
- No separate subscription — included with a Claude plan
- Runs in the terminal, no editor to switch
- Runs tests and fixes failures itself
Price checkedFull review →MiniMax
In-house video, audio and text models in one place
$22per monthRuns its own video, speech and text models at once — a rare case of one team holding the full set, with some weights released openly
- Video, speech and text on in-house models
- Some weights released openly
- An API and an app at once
Price checkedFull review →Descript
Edit video by editing the transcript
$24per monthDelete a word in the transcript and it leaves the video: podcast editing becomes document editing
- Strip filler words in one click
- Voice clone to re-record a line
- Screen and call recording
Price checkedFull review →n8n
Block-built flows you can move onto your own server
€24per monthThe open edition installs on your own server and runs with no execution cap and no payment at all — the only case of its kind here
- Flows assembled from blocks
- Over 400 ready integrations
- Free and uncapped on your own server
Price checkedFull review →Genspark
Research that assembles into a page, not a reply
$24.99per monthA hundred free credits a day with no card — the most open entry in a job where the rest put deep research behind a paywall
- Results assembled into a page with tables
- An agent works the task step by step
- 100 free credits a day
Price checkedFull review →Lovable
An app from a description, with real code at the end
$25per monthHands the result over as an ordinary GitHub repository, so the project can leave for a developer instead of being locked into the platform
- App assembled from a plain description
- Code pushes to your own GitHub
- Database and auth wired in from the start
Price checkedFull review →Superhuman
An inbox already triaged by the time you open it
$25per seat / monthTriages the inbox before you open it — sorted, noise set aside, replies drafted — and has no free tier at all
- Inbox sorted automatically
- Reply drafts in your own voice
- Keyboard-only control
Price checkedFull review →InVideo
A finished clip from one written brief
$28per monthAssembles a complete clip with voice-over, captions and music from a single paragraph of brief, with no shot-by-shot work
- Script, voice-over and captions in one pass
- Edits by spoken command
- Stock footage library built in
Price checkedFull review →HeyGen
A talking avatar instead of a shoot day
$29per monthRe-voices footage into another language and reshapes the mouth to the new speech, keeping the same person on screen
- Your own avatar from one phone recording
- Video translation with lip reshaping
- Over 170 voice-over languages
Price checkedFull review →TopView
An ad clip built from a product listing
$29per monthParses a product URL and drops the item into a ready ad storyboard with a presenting avatar — the job starts from a link, not a brief
- Clip from a product URL
- A presenting avatar on camera
- Variants per platform
Price checkedFull review →Zeely
Creative, campaign and budget in one app
$29.95per monthDoes not hand over a file: it launches the campaign in the ad account itself, and takes a share of ad spend on top of the subscription
- UGC-style clips from a product link
- Launches the campaign from the same app
- Variant testing
Price checkedFull review →Jasper
Marketing copy that holds a brand voice
$59per monthTrains on your own text archive and holds the brand voice across a whole campaign — not one good paragraph but two hundred consistent ones
- Brand voice trained on your own writing
- Whole campaigns rather than single pieces
- Your data stays out of model training
Price checkedFull review →OpenRouter
One access point to every provider’s models
—on requestServes every provider’s models through one key with no token markup — you pay the provider’s list price plus a percentage on top-up
- Over 300 models through one key
- No token markup, only a top-up fee
- Automatic failover to a backup provider
Price checkedFull review →Reface
Face swapping out of a Kyiv lab
—on requestGrew out of a Kyiv research team and was first to put face swapping into a mass-market app, long before every editor had the feature
- Face swap in photos and short video
- Phone app
- The service publishes no price list
Price checkedFull review →Jumpspeak
Speaking practice without a human on the other side
—on requestTeaches speech rather than words: the whole lesson is you talking out loud and being interrupted, not flashcards
- Lessons built around speaking aloud
- Pronunciation corrected as you go
- Paid by term, not by month
Price checkedFull review →JustDone
AI detection, and rewriting to get past it
—on requestWorks both sides of the same job: it checks text for machine origin and rewrites it against that check
- AI-text detector plus rewriting against it
- Proofing and plagiarism checks
- Browser-based
Price checkedFull review →Evoto
Retouching an entire shoot in one pass
—on requestCopies one frame’s retouching settings across a whole shoot, so an eight-hundred-shot wedding goes through in a batch
- Batch portrait retouching
- Copy settings across the whole shoot
- Background and sky replacement
Price checkedFull review →fal
Generative models as a fast API
—on requestSpecialises in image and video latency — it sells the response time rather than the model, fast enough to work in real time
- Image and video models over an API
- GPU rental by the hour
- Host your own model
Price checkedFull review →FaceApp
The oldest mass-market app for editing a face
—on requestShipping since 2017 and still on the revenue list — a rare case of a mobile app outliving two waves of industry fashion
- Age, smile and hairstyle edits
- Phone app
- The service publishes no price list
Price checkedFull review →Nous Research
Open models the community keeps refining
—on requestReleases weights freely and trains distributed across other people’s machines — the opposite of the closed labs on this list
- Weights released freely
- Distributed training across participants’ machines
- Models run on your own server
Price checkedFull review →ChatGPT
The chat that started it for most people
—on requestThe only one people reach for without knowing any other model exists — the default, not a choice
- Voice mode and spoken conversation
- Reads files, spreadsheets and images
- Generates images in the same window
Price checkedFull review →Gemini
The assistant already sitting where you work
—on requestArrives inside the mail, documents and spreadsheets you already use rather than as another website — and ships in one subscription with cloud storage
- Built into Gmail, Docs and Sheets
- The subscription bundles Google One storage
- Voice mode and image work
Price checkedFull review →




















































