HubUpdated 5 October 2026

AI Tools by Price

Short answer

Verified on official pages on 5 October 2026: GitHub Copilot Pro $10 a month, Cursor Individual $20, Claude Pro $20 ($17 billed annually), Claude Max from $100, and Claude Team from $25 per seat. Free tiers with published limits include Copilot Free and Gemini CLI. Prices we could not confirm are not shown.

Pricing snapshot (verified 5 October 2026)

Evidence: Verified
Only prices read on the provider's own page are shown.
ToolFree optionEntry paid planHigher tiersSource
ClaudeFree planPro $20/monthMax from $100; Team $25/$125 per seatclaude.com
GitHub Copilot2,000 completions + 50 chats/monthPro $10/monthPro+ $39; Max $100github.com
CursorHobby (limited agent requests)Individual $20/monthTeams $40/user; Enterprise customcursor.com
Gemini CLI60 requests/min, 1,000/day——GitHub
ChatGPTCheck provider (not confirmed)Check provider (not confirmed)Check provider (not confirmed)Pending

Price guides

The AI subscription price table lists every verified plan with a CSV download. The enterprise pricing guide explains per-seat costs and a 50-seat cost model. For token-based billing, read AI API pricing explained. For $0 options, see best free AI tools.

Hidden costs to check

  • Usage limits on 'unlimited-looking' plans, which push heavy users to higher tiers.
  • Per-seat minimums and annual commitments on business plans.
  • Usage-based charges for agents, API calls, credits or resolutions.
  • Price changes after model launches; month-to-month billing keeps options open.

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What changed in this update

  • Added a live pricing snapshot from verified sources and a downloadable price table.
  • Withdrew prices that could not be re-confirmed in October 2026.

Common questions

What is the cheapest paid AI coding tool?

GitHub Copilot Pro at $10 a month, among verified prices on 5 October 2026.

How much do AI chatbots cost?

Claude Pro is $20 a month ($17 billed annually), verified. ChatGPT and Gemini prices are pending confirmation on their own pages.

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