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5 AI tools for Open models, part of the Local AI category, with prices, limits and sources.

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Gemma

Open models

Open model family from Google DeepMind that you can download and run on your own device; Gemma 4 is released under Apache 2.0.

Free accessFree plan
Paid fromnot published
  • Per the model card, Gemma 4 comes in five sizes: E2B, E4B, 12B, 26B A4B and 31B
  • Per Google, E2B and E4B are for phones and laptops, 12B and up for graphics cards and workstations

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gpt-oss

Open models

Open language models from OpenAI to download, made for desktops, laptops and data centres; under Apache 2.0.

Free accessFree plan
Paid fromnot published
  • Sizes 20B and 120B, plus gpt-oss-safeguard for your own safety rules
  • Per the model card, gpt-oss-20b runs within 16 GB of memory, gpt-oss-120b on one 80 GB graphics card

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Llama

Open models

Open model family from Meta to download; Llama 4 is released under Meta's own community licence with conditions.

Free accessFree plan
Paid fromnot published
  • Per Meta, Llama 4 is natively multimodal (text and image) with a mixture-of-experts design
  • Per the licence: if you pass on a product with it, include the licence and display “Built with Llama”

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Mistral (open models)

Open models

Open models from Paris-based Mistral AI to download, such as Ministral 3 and Mistral Small 4, many of them under Apache 2.0.

Free accessFree plan
Paid fromnot published
  • Per Mistral, under Apache 2.0: Mistral Small 4 and Ministral 3 in 14B, 8B and 3B
  • Per the model card, Ministral 3 14B fits in 24 GB of graphics memory (FP8)

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Qwen (open models)

Open models

Open models from Alibaba's Qwen team to download, in many sizes; licence per model is Apache 2.0 or the Qwen licence.

Free accessFree plan
Paid fromnot published
  • Example Qwen3.8-27B: under Apache 2.0 per the model page
  • Other models are released under the Qwen Community License with its own conditions

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Alphabetical order. This is not a quality ranking.

Comparison criteria

We compare free access, paid entry, plan limits, features and the listed official sources. Unsourced figures stay marked as not published.

Methodology

Only confirmed entries appear in the catalog. Prices, plans and limits come from listed official vendor pages. Missing figures stay marked as not published. Search results are ordered by Task match by default; category and task lists are alphabetical. Both can be switched to Free access first; neither is a quality ranking. The vendor page always wins.

Is this a ranking?

No. Search results are ordered by Task match by default; category and task lists are alphabetical. Both can be switched to Free access first. We do not award stars or a test winner.

What does "free access" mean for the listed tools?

Free access can mean a permanently free plan, a time-limited trial, or a one-off starting credit with no card required. The exact type is stated on each tool's own page.

How many of the listed tools offer free access?

5 of 5 listed tools offer free access - a permanent plan, a trial, or a no-card credit.

How do I see tools with free access first?

Use the “Free access first” toggle above the list to see tools with free access first.