The stack

The $20 plan that fills three seats — research, documents, code — and adds Cowork.

The $20 entry point, with all three model tiers selectable per task in Work.

Strongest where you already live in Search, Android and Workspace.

Subscribe, describe an idea, and a fixed team of agents builds and runs it.

The rival that publishes what its companies actually earn. Honest, fast tests.

Own it yourself: roles, budgets and approvals for a team of agents, self-hosted.

The open-source personal agent you run on your own machine.

Self-hosted, and it writes its own skills. Free; Nous Portal from $20 a month.

The standard for synthetic speech. Starter is $6; Creator at $22 is the real tier.

Fifty models behind one chat agent, and since September an open pay-per-use API.

The VFX seat — the most control, for anyone whose video is the product.

The presenter seat: script in, avatar out, dubbed into 175+ languages with lip-sync.

The other avatar-video option named in the stack.

The default design tool for non-designers, with generation built in.

For anyone who wants precision rather than a template.

Still the quality benchmark for standalone image generation.

A brief becomes a deck, a one-pager or a landing page. Its API is now GA.

Sourced, current answers with citations. The specialist for the research seat.

The easiest: when a form is submitted, classify it, route it, notify you.

Open-source and self-hostable, billed per workflow run rather than per step.

A level up: inbox triage, meeting follow-ups and CRM hygiene without a trigger.