How we score tools — the AI Score
Every tool carries an AI Score from 1 to 10. It's an editorial score that weighs four things: capability (what the tool can actually do), value (what you get for the price), UX (how usable and polished it is), and momentum (how quickly it's shipping and being adopted). The score is a starting point for comparison, not a verdict — read the pros, cons, and pricing details to decide what fits your workflow.
Tool data — pricing, plans, and features — is researched from primary sources (official sites, docs, and changelogs) and refreshed regularly. Each entry records when its pricing was last verified.
How this site is published — transparency
Our publishing pipeline is automated: AI assists with research and drafting, and a human keeps oversight on what ships. Because the process is automated, we hold to a hard rule — we never fabricate hands-on testing claims. You won't see invented "I tested this for hours" stories or made-up benchmark numbers. When we share an opinion, it's clearly labeled as opinion.
Affiliate disclosure
Some outbound links to tools may be affiliate links, which means we may earn a commission if you sign up. This never affects our scores or rankings, and it never costs you anything extra. Tools are scored on merit — money does not buy placement.
Editorial standards
We cite sources for non-obvious facts — pricing, dates, and benchmark figures should be traceable to a real reference. The AI landscape moves fast, so things change; when we find an error, we correct it. Spot something out of date or wrong? Let us know and we'll fix it.
Contact
Questions, corrections, or tool suggestions are always welcome. Reach us via the contact page or on X at @theaidood.