Magai

Most people who pay for AI start with ChatGPT Plus at around $20 a month, then add Claude Pro because it writes better, then Perplexity Pro for sourced research, then an image tool or two. Magai's pitch is blunt: stop paying $20 for one AI and pay $20 for all of them. Its own math puts ChatGPT Plus, Claude Pro, Google AI Pro, SuperGrok, Perplexity Pro, Runway, Kling, Ideogram, Leonardo and Luma at $175+ a month combined, against one Magai plan. That headline deserves some scrutiny, but the core idea holds up: one login, one bill, one thread.

The thing that actually sets Magai apart from simply having many tabs open is that switching models happens inside the same conversation. You type a slash and a model's name, and the next reply comes from that model with the whole chat in hand. Outline in GPT, draft in Claude, pull cited research from Perplexity Sonar, generate a hero image in Seedream, then animate it in Kling, all without copying and pasting. Memory sits above the models too, so what you told ChatGPT isn't a stranger to Claude, and you can read, search and delete every memory. Add reusable agents (Magai used to call them personas) and scheduled tasks, and it's closer to a workspace than a chatbot.

The fine print matters, though. The $20 Standard plan includes "All Standard Models + Tools," while "All Premium Models" start on the $40 Pro tier, so the "every top AI for $20" line comes with a caveat. Usage is a monthly dollar balance shared across every model, with $5 top-ups, instead of the rolling 5-hour windows that Claude Pro users complain about. If you already juggle three or more AI subscriptions, Magai is worth a hard look. If you live in one model all day, you may be better off paying that lab directly.