This free 1-minute quiz tells you which AI tool to start with (ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini) and whether the free plan should be enough for you. Six questions about the work you actually do, no sign-up, and your answers stay in your browser.
Online comparisons tend to argue about benchmark scores, which is not how most people should choose. What matters is the work you do, how much of it, and what you already pay for.
Free 1-minute quiz
Which AI tool should you use?
Six questions about the work you do. You get one tool to start with, and whether the free plan is enough.
What the quiz asks
- What you will use AI for most: writing, research, code, spreadsheets, visuals or studying.
- How big the things you work with are, from quick questions to long documents and whole projects.
- Whether you already pay for Google One, Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 with Copilot.
- How often you will use it, what matters most to you, and whether you will give it files and screenshots.
You get one tool to start with, free or paid, and the reason it was picked.
Then read the full comparison
The quiz gives you a starting point, not a verdict. ChatGPT vs Claude vs Gemini goes through where each one is better, use case by use case, and do you need to pay for AI? helps you decide whether a subscription is worth it for you.
Whichever you pick, the prompt matters more
The same question gets a much better answer when it carries context, one clear task and the format you want. Start with the complete guide to prompting, and use the free prompt enhancer when you want a better prompt without thinking about the structure.
Frequently asked questions
Which AI should I use?
Start with the free plan of whichever tool fits the work you do most; the quiz above picks one in about a minute. Pay only once a free plan has stopped you finishing real work more than once.
Is ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini better?
Each is better at different jobs, which is why the quiz asks about your work instead of ranking them. Our ChatGPT vs Claude vs Gemini comparison goes through it use case by use case.
Do I need to pay for AI?
Often not. Start free and upgrade only when the free plan's limits get in the way of real work. Our guide on whether you need to pay for AI has a quick test.
Can I use more than one?
Yes. Plenty of people keep free accounts on two or three and pick per task. If you pay, pay for one at a time.
Does the quiz store my answers?
No. It runs in your browser, there is no sign-up, and your answers are not sent to us.