These answers describe AIForest's own public catalog.
999 distinct product websites in AIForest's public catalog pass the eligibility and duplicate checks. This is a count of AIForest listings, not a census of the AI industry.
Link to this answer484 of 999 analyzed listings are labelled Free. Freemium and Free trial are counted separately. Labels are supplied catalog information and should be checked on the vendor's website.
Link to this answerOnly published public listings with a valid HTTP or HTTPS product website are eligible. Adult and NSFW entries are excluded by the directory's existing eligibility filter. Websites are deduplicated by hostname and path, ignoring www, query parameters and trailing slashes; the newest record is retained. Primary categories are normalized using AIForest's category IDs. All percentages use the complete cleaned sample, including unspecified pricing, and are rounded to one decimal place.
Link to this answerThe report is regenerated from the public catalog with an hourly data cache. The displayed source modification date is the latest available timestamp on an included record, not an independent vendor verification date. Cache refreshes alone do not create a new modification date.
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