# ModelAny Review Free Chrome and Edge extension that sends one prompt to 11 AI models simultaneously and shows every answer side by side. ## Editor's Score: 72/100 Value scores the maximum 25 because the tool is genuinely free with no paid tier, no credits, and no API key requirement, verified from the live pricing page at $0. Ease of use scores 22 because a browser extension with no account or setup requirement is about as low-friction as a tool gets, though the multi-column layout at 11 models creates real readability friction on standard monitors. Capability scores 18 because parallel querying across 11 models plus export and YouTube summarization is a useful and focused feature set, but the tool is entirely dependent on the user's existing AI service sessions and adds no AI capability of its own, which limits its ceiling compared to tools that provide direct model access. Delivery scores 7 because no user sentiment data, Chrome Web Store review data, or independent coverage of ModelAny was findable in search results, making it impossible to verify that the tool delivers on its claims at scale; a tool with no independently verifiable track record cannot score in the mid-range on delivery, and the human editor should revisit this sub-score after checking live reviews. ## Pros - Genuinely free with no paid tier, no credit system, and no API key requirement, making it accessible to anyone with a browser. - Local-first architecture with source-available code on GitHub gives privacy-conscious users a concrete way to verify what the extension does with their data. - Covers 11 AI services in one interface, including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and DeepSeek, plus export to PDF, Word, and Markdown and YouTube summarization. ## Cons - Depends entirely on the user holding active logged-in sessions at each AI service; it cannot query a model the user has not already authenticated with, so it does not reduce subscription costs. - Browser-extension-only delivery means no mobile access, no desktop app, and no API for teams wanting to build comparison workflows into their own tools. - The side-by-side layout is constrained by browser window width; comparing 11 responses simultaneously on a standard monitor produces columns too narrow to read comfortably without scrolling. ## Pricing Free. - Free: $0 Pricing reflects what we saw at the time of review (2026-10). Confirm current pricing on the official site. Category: AI Productivity Tools (https://aitoolseekers.com/category/ai-productivity-tools) Official site: https://www.modelany.app/ Last verified by a human: 2026-10-11 Reviewed by a human at AI Tool Seekers, a hand-reviewed AI tools directory. Every listed tool is verified by a person before publishing. Scores are editorial opinions from a fixed rubric (capability, ease of use, value, delivery on promise) and cannot be bought; there is no pay-to-rank. Directory: https://aitoolseekers.com This review: https://aitoolseekers.com/tools/modelany Methodology: https://aitoolseekers.com/how-verification-works ## Verdict ModelAny is the right pick for anyone who wants to compare AI outputs without paying for multiple subscriptions or managing API keys. It does one thing well: parallel querying across 11 models in a single browser window. The catch is that it depends entirely on you already having accounts at each AI service, so it is not a shortcut past paywalls, and users who want a single unified AI assistant rather than a comparison tool will find it redundant. Best for: Researchers and power users who want to compare AI model outputs before committing to one answer. Not for: Users who want a single polished AI assistant or who do not already hold accounts at multiple AI services. ## Overview ModelAny is a browser extension for Chrome and Edge that fires a single prompt at up to 11 AI services at once, then displays every response in a side-by-side layout. The supported services include ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and DeepSeek, among others. It works by opening the official websites of each AI provider in parallel rather than routing through its own API, which means no API key is needed and no prompts are stored on ModelAny's servers. The local-first design is the most distinctive technical choice here. Drafts, settings, and conversation history stay in the browser. Prompts go directly to whichever AI services the user has open, not to ModelAny's infrastructure. The source code is public on GitHub, which lets technically minded users audit exactly what the extension does before installing it. Beyond parallel querying, the tool adds a few practical utilities: export of chat sessions to PDF, Word, or Markdown; YouTube video summarization; and the ability to continue a conversation from one AI model inside another. The pricing page, updated as of October 2026, lists a single offer at $0 with no paid tiers mentioned. The main structural limitation is that ModelAny is a coordination layer, not an AI provider. If a user does not have an active session at Claude or Gemini, ModelAny cannot query those models. The extension does not bypass any service's own login or usage limits. ## Who should use it ModelAny fits people who already use two or more AI services and want to stop copying the same prompt into separate tabs. A researcher stress-testing a factual claim across models, a developer choosing which model to integrate, or a writer who wants to see how Claude and ChatGPT handle the same brief will all get immediate value from the parallel layout. Because it is free and requires no account of its own, the barrier to trying it is essentially zero. Anyone who wants a single AI assistant with memory, integrations, or a polished chat interface should look elsewhere. Notion AI is a better fit if the work already lives in Notion and the goal is drafting or summarizing within a workspace rather than comparing raw model outputs. FutureStoreAI is worth checking if the goal is discovering and experimenting with AI tools in a more structured environment rather than running head-to-head prompt comparisons. ## FAQ Q: Does ModelAny cost anything? A: No. ModelAny is free with no paid tier, no subscription, and no credit system. The pricing page lists a single offer at $0. Q: Do I need an API key to use ModelAny? A: No API key is required. The extension works by opening the official websites of each AI provider in your browser using your existing logged-in sessions, so it never routes through its own API layer. Q: Which AI models does ModelAny support? A: The submitted description lists 11 services, including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and DeepSeek. The exact full list of all 11 is not enumerated in the publicly available page text, so the human editor should verify the complete list on the extension's Chrome Web Store or GitHub page. Q: Does ModelAny store my prompts or conversation history? A: No. The tool is local-first: drafts, settings, and history stay in your browser. Prompts are sent only to the AI services you choose and are not uploaded to ModelAny's servers. Q: Can I use ModelAny on mobile or as a standalone app? A: No. ModelAny is a browser extension for Chrome and Microsoft Edge only. There is no mobile app, no desktop app, and no web app version. Q: Is the source code available to inspect? A: Yes. ModelAny describes itself as source-available, with the code publicly hosted on GitHub. This lets users audit what the extension does before installing it.