What the whole AI market charges

The evidence behind the verdict on the front page. 1452 monthly price points from 653 AI products — median $34.99, middle half $15.0–$99.0.

Price bands

≤ $10
20%
$11–25
22%
$26–50
22%
$51–100
17%
> $100
19%

Share of 1452 monthly price points. Both ends are fat — under $10 and over $100 — and the middle is thinner. Inference cost pushes tools to one end or the other, which leaves the $26–50 band as where undecided pricing tends to land.

Growth by revenue tier

TierMedian monthly growth ShrinkingProducts (n)
$0–1k+0.0%48%578
$1k–10k+6.4%36%123
$10k–100k+2.8%42%48

Monthly growth is measured from the revenue point closest to 180 days before the latest one, then compounded to a month — not from the first reading, which would count catching up from zero as growth. Tiers with fewer than 10 products are not shown.

What this is not

It is not a ranking of who is winning, and it is not advice on what to charge. It is the distribution your price falls into — the number you need before you decide whether to move it.

Updated 2026-10-24. Prices read from each product's own pricing page; revenue is self-reported.