Plans for every scale.

After the 14-day Pro trial, AiBenchLab continues in Limited Mode with restricted features and watermarked outputs. You keep access to 3 core test domains (Reasoning, Code, Chat). Upgrade to Pro anytime to restore full access to all 11 domains, professional reports, and advanced features.

No. Pro and Agency are lifetime licenses — pay once, own forever. Optional annual updates keep benchmarks, reports, and compatibility current as AI models evolve. Enterprise is sold as an annual contract with updates included. Current pricing is being revised — see the notice above.

No. AiBenchLab is a local Windows desktop app. All benchmark data stays on your machine. There is no cloud sync, no telemetry, no account required. For cloud AI providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.), prompts are sent to their APIs as part of normal usage — but results are stored locally.

You pay once and own that version of AiBenchLab forever. This is not SaaS — there is no server on our end running your benchmarks, no account that gets deactivated. Your data never leaves your machine unless you explicitly use a cloud AI provider. AiBenchLab runs on your hardware, stores data in your local database, and works without an internet connection.

Updates are optional. This keeps you current with version upgrades, new test suites and domains, new provider integrations, and security patches. If you don't renew, nothing breaks — your current version continues to work exactly as it did. If you renew later, you pick up where you left off.

Pro is licensed for internal use and business model evaluation — including company teams testing their own models. Agency unlocks white-label reports, commercial client-delivery rights, headless automation (CLI/API/MCP), and batch export. If you're delivering paid reports to clients, you need Agency.

Yes. You pay only the difference between your current tier and the new one.

30-day satisfaction promise. Talk to us within the first 30 days, and if we can't solve it, you get a full refund. Fair enough?

Pro includes all 11 test domains: Reasoning, Coding, Chat, Deployment Risk, Adversarial Safety, Tool Calling, Multimodal, Multi-Turn Adversarial, Agentic, Agentic Email, and Context Retention. Limited Mode (post-trial) includes the 3 core domains: Reasoning, Code, and Chat. Agency adds custom test creation for consultant-grade evaluations.

For local models (Ollama, LM Studio): No. Everything runs locally. Your prompts, responses, and results never leave your machine. For cloud providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Grok, Groq): Test prompts are sent to their API as part of normal API usage. Results are stored locally.

Windows 10/11 (64-bit) at launch. macOS and Linux builds are planned.

For testing cloud models (OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.), no — any machine works. For testing local models, you need whatever hardware those models require (typically a GPU with sufficient VRAM). GPU Fit detection in the Model Catalog helps you find models that fit your hardware.

Because there is no other tool that does what AiBenchLab does. Public benchmarks test on cloud servers under ideal conditions. AiBenchLab is the only professional-grade benchmarking application that runs 998 scoring dimensions across 254 tests and 11 domains on YOUR hardware, with deployment risk scoring, forensic reporting, and deterministic evaluation. You're not comparing this to a $10/month SaaS — you're comparing it to the cost of deploying the wrong model in production.

All providers are available on every tier, including Limited Mode. Local: Built-in llama.cpp server, Ollama, LM Studio, LocalAI. Cloud: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, xAI (Grok), Groq. Plus any custom OpenAI-compatible endpoint. That's 10 providers on day one.

"Not limited" is not the same as "unlimited." It means no artificial app cap — bounded only by your disk (history) or hardware (live comparison). Where we do cap, you see the number (Limited 3 / Pro 10). We never advertise "unlimited" — an honest measurement tool doesn't make claims it can't measure.