Dimension by dimension
Each row is judged on its own. A tool can win on price and lose on reliability without us averaging it into a fake score.
Side by side
Most "X vs Y" pieces pick a winner in the headline and spend the rest of the page defending it. We score each dimension separately, so you can see that one tool wins on cost while losing badly on something else — and decide which of those matters to you.
One genuine advantage — live knowledge from X — and everything else. Where recency is worth the premium.
22 October 2026 ComparisonThe answer engine that cites everything, against the assistant that makes things. Two jobs, not one winner.
22 October 2026 ComparisonOpen weights and a fraction of the price, against the stronger agent story. A cost argument in capability clothing.
22 October 2026 ComparisonThe two strongest consumer assistants. Where the free tier decides it, and where the ecosystem does.
22 October 2026 ComparisonReasoning, coding, cost, context window — and which one fits the work you do all day.
22 October 2026Each row is judged on its own. A tool can win on price and lose on reliability without us averaging it into a fake score.
"Better" depends entirely on what you're doing. We give different answers for different kinds of work.
Headline prices are close to meaningless. We work out what you'd actually pay at the volume you'd use it.
Tell us which two tools you're weighing up and what you'd be using them for. That context genuinely changes the answer, and it helps us decide what to compare next.