AI Services Index is a directory of AI tools, APIs and web apps, grouped by category such as LLM APIs, GPU cloud, vector databases and fine-tuning. Developers and businesses use it to find and compare AI services.
AI Services Index at a glance
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What is AI Services Index?
The site is a catalogue of AI products. Each entry carries a name, short description, category, a pricing label (Free, Freemium, Paid or Open Source) and a link to the tool. Categories on the homepage include LLM APIs, GPU Cloud, Inference & Serving, Vector Databases, MLOps & Monitoring, Fine-tuning, AI Security and Developer Tools.
Beyond the listings, the site has a news section, a compare section and guides. The homepage reports 2,164 published tools and 320 guides. It highlights hand-picked featured tools and a feed of recently added ones. A submit page lets makers add a tool that is missing. Its llms.txt says entries come from public announcements, developer communities and direct submissions.
Who is AI Services Index for?
Developers and technical teams researching which AI infrastructure, APIs or apps to use, and makers who want their AI product listed. It is a discovery and comparison resource, not a place to buy or run the services themselves.
Highlights
- Lists 2,164 published tools and 320 guides
- Browse by category such as LLM APIs, GPU cloud and vector databases
- Separate sections for news, comparisons and guides
- Open submission form for adding a missing tool
- Entries show a description, category and pricing label such as Free, Freemium or Open Source
- Search by tool name or capability
How much does AI Services Index cost?
Pricing not listed. Free
