We copy public prices on a dated check — we do not invent a rank
Every dollar on aitoolsnav comes from a vendor page or Help article we fetched, with a date. Sponsored slots are labeled and never change a verdict. Old 'Pro $20' blurbs get marked stale.
OUR TAKE
Trust a number here only with its date and source. If checkout disagrees, checkout wins. We curate a shortlist; we do not sell rankings or dump two thousand rows.
Good fit
Readers who want to know how a listed price was copied
Poor fit
Anyone looking for an undisclosed paid ranking
FAQ
- Where do the prices come from?
- From each vendor's public pricing page or a Help article that prints dollars. We record the check date in the listing. Example: Cursor Plus $8 from cursor.com/pricing on 2026-10-19.
- Why do some directories still say Cursor Pro $20?
- That was an older public card. The page we copied on 2026-10-19 shows Plus $8 / Premium $30 / Super $100 / Ultra $200. We mark the old blurb stale instead of blending both.
- Do sponsored listings change the verdict?
- No. Sponsored placements are labeled and never change a verdict or a copied price.
- How big is the catalog?
- The live seed snapshot is a curated English shortlist, not a scrape of every SaaS that added 'AI' to a landing page. Job-based categories beat an alphabet dump.