Download our review and price data
Every review on this site is also published as two files you can download and reuse: the full review records as JSON, and every plan price we have read as CSV. Both are rebuilt from the same review files as the pages each time the site is published, so a figure in a file always matches the page it came from.
We make CreatoRain. The files list it like every other tool but never score it. Its price rows say is_our_product=true, and tools made by business partners of CreatoRain are marked in the relationship column. Who owns this site
What is in each file?
- Review data (JSON): 18 records, one per review, with each tool's evidence score and criterion scores, plan prices as the pages word them, free plan or trial, the sources we read with their dates, and a count of the Reddit threads we read. CreatoRain's record has no score.
- Plan prices (CSV): 74 rows from 13 tools, one per published plan price, 4 of them for CreatoRain. A tool that quotes prices only on request has no rows.
The CSV columns are:
- tool, category and plan: the product, the category it is reviewed in, and the plan name the vendor uses.
- billing: monthly, yearly, or not stated on the vendor's page.
- price_usd: the plan's price in US dollars, as a number, and period: whether that amount is a month or a year.
- unit: what the price is charged per, such as per location, when the page says.
- read_date and source_url: the date we read the vendor's pricing page, and that page.
- price_text: the price as the review page writes it.
- is_our_product, relationship and disclosure: true for CreatoRain, "owner" or "partner" where a tool is ours or a partner's, and the line that says so.
- review_url: the review the row comes from.
The header row lists all 14 columns in that order. There is no score column.
When was the data last updated?
Last updated , the date of the most recently updated review. Each price row carries its own read date. Prices change, so check the vendor's page before you buy.
Can I reuse the data?
Yes. Both files are free to use under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license (CC BY 4.0). You may copy, share and adapt them, including for commercial use, as long as you credit us and say if you changed them.
Where else is it published?
The same two files are also on:
This page is the source. The copies are refreshed when we re-read prices, so they can lag behind it.
How should I credit it?
Credit the data as "Evaluate AI Service (eaiservice.com), published by Midwest AI Solution Inc." and link to this page. A full citation:
Evaluate AI Service (eaiservice.com), published by Midwest AI Solution Inc. Review and price data, updated October 7, 2026. https://eaiservice.com/data/ Licensed under CC BY 4.0.
What should I know before using it?
Scores are evidence scores built from vendor pages, pricing and user reports, as our methodology explains. Found a wrong figure? Email corrections@eaiservice.com and we will fix the review and both files.