Abacus.AI

The world's best AI super assistant for professionals

Paid Infrastructure

Overview

Abacus.AI is an all-in-one AI platform that gives access to 100+ models alongside autonomous AI agents that can build apps, research, analyze data, and run workflows. Its ChatLLM product targets professionals while an enterprise tier offers a full AI/ML platform.

⚡ Infrastructure 💵 Paid: ChatLLM at $10/mo ($7 first month); Enterprise custom pricing 📅 Listed 10 Jun 2026

Our take

Abacus offers a consumer assistant at a low monthly price alongside an enterprise machine-learning platform, which is an unusual pairing. The assistant tier is priced aggressively against the major assistants and routes across multiple models. Judge it on whether the routing suits your work rather than on the enterprise platform's credentials.

Worth it if

Individuals wanting access to several frontier models under one low subscription.

Look elsewhere if

Anyone who needs one specific model's exact behaviour, which routing layers deliberately abstract.

✨ Features

Multi-Model Access

Use 100+ LLM and image models including GPT, Claude, and Gemini in one place.

Vibe Code

Builds full-stack applications from plain natural-language descriptions.

AI Agents

Autonomous agents automate tasks like research, code review, and data analysis.

Agent Swarm

Runs multiple agents in parallel to execute complex projects.

⚖️ Pros & Cons

Pros

✓ Access to many top models in one subscription
✓ Affordable pricing for professionals
✓ Powerful agent and app-building capabilities

Cons

✗ Broad feature set has a learning curve
✗ Enterprise pricing requires contacting sales

💰 Pricing

Basic

$10 /mo

  • First month $7
  • All top LLMs: Opus, GPT, Gemini Pro
  • Top image/video generators
  • 3 AI Agent conversations monthly
  • Coding IDE and desktop listener
  • 20,000 credits/month
POPULAR

Pro

$20 /mo

  • Everything in Basic
  • Unrestricted AI Agent usage
  • Unrestricted Coding Agent and CLI
  • Complex task support
  • 30,000 credits/month

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How does the low price compare to subscribing directly?

It undercuts individual subscriptions to the major assistants, which is the pitch. What you give up is the provider's own interface, their newest features arriving first, and certainty about which model handled a request. For general use that is a reasonable trade; for workflows tuned to one model it is not.

Is the consumer product related to the enterprise platform?

They share a vendor and serve different audiences entirely. The enterprise platform is a machine-learning and data-science system sold through sales; the assistant is a self-serve subscription. Evaluate whichever one you are actually buying, since credentials in one say little about the experience of the other.