For the AI Tool Finder we do not publish prices from memory. On 2026-10-04 an automated pass read each vendor's own pricing page and compared it to what we had. The coding category, with what the pages said that day:
- GitHub Copilot: Free $0, Pro $10 per month. The $100 figure on the page belongs to the separate "Max" plan, not to an annual Pro price. GitHub has retired annual billing for Copilot; everything is month to month plus usage-based credits. We removed the yearly price.
- Cursor: Pro shown as a flat $20 per month. A monthly/yearly toggle exists and the help pages confirm yearly billing is offered, but neither page states the yearly figure in its content. We set it to unknown rather than keep the old number.
- Replit: Core at $20 monthly or $18 per month billed annually ($216 a year).
- JetBrains AI Pro: $10 per month or $100 per year, confirmed from the page's own data.
- Zed: Personal free; Pro $10 per month, monthly only.
- Amazon Q Developer: Pro $19 per user per month, no annual option shown.
- Claude Code, Codex: no dedicated page with a price of their own (usage-based or bundled), left as unknown; the Codex page returned 403 to every fetch.
- Cline, Aider: free and open source, no fixed plan to quote.
When a price is unknown the Finder shows "Pricing information is currently unavailable" rather than a guess. This was an automated reading, not a human verification, and prices move; the sources per tool are kept so the next pass can diff against them. /ai-tool-finder and /ai-tools are the pages this feeds.