We indexed 30 AI GTM tools: the 2026 pricing and capability index
Every "best AI tools" list is a snapshot of someone's opinion. This is the underlying data. We track 30 AI go-to-market tools across the three verticals a revenue team actually buys for, marketing and content, SEO and generative engine optimization, and sales and outbound, and we publish the entry price, pricing model, pipeline job, and our merit-placed tier for each. The table below is live: sort any column, filter by vertical, or search. The numbers feeding our roundups all come from here, and the dataset is open under CC-BY so you can use it too.
The interactive index
| Tool ⇅ | Vertical ⇅ | Job ⇅ | Entry (USD/mo) ⇅ | Pricing model ⇅ | Tier ⇅ |
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Three things the data shows
The entry-price floor is low, but the real cost is in the metering. More than half the priced tools start under $50 a month, which makes "AI is cheap" feel true at signup. It is not the number that bites: per-seat multiplication, credit overages, video minutes, and per-engine add-ons routinely push the real bill 1.3 to 2 times the entry price. The index shows the sticker; budget for the meter.
GEO is the most crowded new shelf and the least price-transparent. The SEO and GEO vertical carries the most tools in the index, and a disproportionate share of the quote-only entries sit there, because the GEO category is young and still finding its pricing floor. Expect the numbers in that vertical to move fastest, which is exactly why we date-stamp every row.
Enterprise sales tooling hides its price on purpose. Most of the null (quote-only) rows are enterprise sales-engagement and AI-SDR tools. When a vendor will not publish a number, treat the evaluation as sales-led and budget for a floor several times the per-seat sticker once minimums and annual contracts are counted.
The roundups built on this data: best AI marketing tools, best GEO / AI-visibility tools, and best AI sales tools. Build a stack from it in the AI stack optimizer.