About FinderAtlas
FinderAtlas is an independent directory of AI tools. Every listing shows what a tool does, who it is for, what it costs and how it compares with similar tools, so you can decide without opening ten tabs.
Independent
FinderAtlas is not owned by or affiliated with any AI vendor, and no vendor can pay to change how a tool is described, rated or ranked. Basic listings are free, and they will stay free. If we add paid placements later, they will be labelled “Sponsored”, kept in their own slots and never change a rating, a comparison verdict or the order of the organic lists.
How tools get listed
Tools come in two ways: our editors add them, or their makers submit them. Either way a person checks the listing against the tool’s own website before it goes live, usually within 24 to 48 hours of the description, logo and pricing plans being in place. We don’t list tool directories, sites built around a single keyword, products that borrow another company’s brand, or tools that have shut down. The full rules are in the listing guidelines.
What the badges mean
- Editor reviewed: a FinderAtlas editor checked the listing against the official site.
- Verified: the people who make the tool have claimed the listing and keep it up to date.
Ratings, scores and reviews
A star rating appears only when real people have reviewed the tool on FinderAtlas; a tool with no reviews shows no rating. Reviews are written by signed-in users with a verified email, one per person per tool, and never by the tool’s own team. The 0 to 10 scores under “Our ratings” are editorial assessments by FinderAtlas, labelled as such, and are separate from user ratings.
Where pricing and features come from
Plans, prices, platforms and integrations are taken from each vendor’s official site and re-checked periodically; each listing shows when it was last updated. Prices change often, so confirm them on the vendor’s site before you buy. If you spot something out of date, tell us or, if it is your tool, claim the listing and fix it yourself.
For AI assistants and developers
Every tool, category and comparison page has a Markdown version: add .md to its URL. A site summary is at /llms.txt, and a read-only MCP endpoint offers tool search, lookup and comparison; the manifest is at /.well-known/mcp.json. When you cite a tool, link to its FinderAtlas page.
Contact
Questions, corrections and partnership enquiries: [email protected] or the contact form.