Published at aitoolchart.net
The site is live at aitoolchart.net. The public repository is github.com/MarcusTravis/ai-reference. www.aitoolchart.net redirects to the apex.
More sourced popularity, shorter captions
A second research pass filled in quantitative popularity sources for many rows that had been editorial estimates, mostly Similarweb website-visit estimates for October 2026 via SeekTool, plus Semrush September 2026 figures from Tako’s a16z Top 100 table, GitHub star counts, and OpenRouter token rankings. Numbers were not invented; rows still without a usable source stay labeled “Editorial estimate.” Cost and popularity captions were shortened. Cost is now rated, on every page, on the typical individual paid plan most people buy (the vendor’s popular plan when they mark one). The ElevenLabs price wording was cleaned up, Midjourney is rated on Standard, and Suno Pro $10/month is now sourced from suno.com/pricing. Official cursor.com/pricing and x.ai/pricing still show one X Subscription ladder shared by Cursor and Grok. See CHANGELOG.md for the source list.
Site launch
The first version of the AI Reference Library: a homepage with search across every product, plus ten comparison charts — LLMs and chatbots, image generation, video generation, voice/TTS and cloning, music generation, coding assistants, transcription and speech-to-text (including meeting notetakers), AI search, agents and automation, and 3D generation. Each chart has filter chips, search, sort (including cheapest-first and priciest-first), a sticky header, and a sticky horizontal scrollbar. Popularity and cost captions were researched in November 2026. See CHANGELOG.md in the repository for the source list.