Pricing

Note that there is no cost to using ClassifAI itself. Both IBM Watson and Microsoft Azure have free plans for some of their AI services, but above those free plans there are paid levels as well. So if you expect to process a high volume of content, then you'll want to review the pricing plans for these services to understand if you'll incur any costs. For the most part, both services' free plans are quite generous and should at least allow for testing ClassifAI to better understand its featureset and could at best allow for totally free usage. OpenAI has a limited trial option that can be used for testing but will require a valid paid plan after that.

IBM Watson's Natural Language Understanding ("NLU"), which is one of the providers that powers the classification feature, has a "lite" pricing tier that offers 30,000 free NLU items per month.

OpenAI, which is one of the providers that powers the classification, title generation, excerpt generation, content resizing, audio transcripts generation, text to speech, moderation and image generation features, has a limited free trial and then requires a pay per usage plan.

Microsoft Azure AI Vision, which is one of the providers that powers the descriptive text generator, image tags generator, image cropping, image text extraction and PDF text extraction features, has a "free" pricing tier that offers 20 transactions per minute and 5,000 transactions per month.

Microsoft Azure AI Speech, which is one of the providers that powers the text to speech feature, has a "free" pricing tier that offers 0.5 million characters per month.

Microsoft Azure OpenAI, which is one of the providers that powers the title generation, excerpt generation and content resizing features, has a pay per usage plan.

Google Gemini, which is one of the providers that powers the title generation, excerpt generation and content resizing features, has a "free" pricing tier that offers 60 queries per minute. To utilize the image generation feature, you will need a paid account.