Harris Strategy Group started as a policy and public-affairs consultancy – most of my early career was spent advising on internet regulation and technology policy, the kind of work that means reading legislation and vendor terms of service for a living. The AI tools market pulled me in a different direction: the same skill set that’s useful for evaluating a policy proposal – reading past the marketing copy, checking what a tool actually does versus what it claims – turns out to be exactly what’s missing from most “best AI tool” roundups.
What this site does
Every article compares a specific category of AI tools – website builders, writing assistants, image generators, business automation – based on what they actually do, priced and tested as of the article’s visible “last updated” date. This market moves fast: tools get acquired, pricing changes, whole product categories appear within a year. Articles get revisited on a regular schedule rather than written once and left to go stale.
Editorial standards
This site carries no affiliate links and no sponsored placements. Tools are named because they’re relevant to the comparison, not because of any commercial relationship with their makers. Claims about pricing, features, or licensing are checked against the vendor’s own current documentation; where that isn’t possible, the claim is left out rather than guessed at.
Contact
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