Nothing matches that.
Try loosening the filters — or .
Every free tier for AI APIs and GPU compute worth claiming — with the numbers the landing pages leave out. The real quota, the rate limit that actually bites, and whether they want your card.
Nothing matches that.
Try loosening the filters — or .
The same offers, stripped of marketing. Scroll horizontally on mobile.
| Provider | Free quota | Rate limit | Card? | Expires | Best for |
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Skip the comparison paralysis. Start from what you're building.
Providers publish a generous free tier to win developers, then quietly cut it once the growth target is met. The number on the pricing page is often the number from launch day — not the number you’ll actually hit today.
Three corrections from our most recent pass. All three are still circulating as current advice:
So every entry here is stamped with the date it was last verified, and that date links to the page we read. If a quota changed, it gets corrected. If a tier got killed, it comes off the list rather than being left to rot.
One rule we hold to: if we couldn't confirm a number on an official page, we print unknown instead of guessing. A directory you can't trust is worse than no directory.
Pricing pages and rate-limit docs, not blog posts about them.
"Free" that needs a card is a different decision for a lot of people.
Free tiers often buy your prompts. We say so when that's the trade.
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