Stop asking which AI is best. Just compare them all.

ChatGPT is powerful. But Claude handles nuance better. Gemini excels with long documents. Each model has different strengths depending on the task. Instead of being locked into one, spend 20 seconds comparing any three models you want (from our library of 15+) and see which actually wins for THIS prompt. You're not replacing ChatGPT—you're expanding your toolkit.

ChatGPT Plus ($20/mo) + Claude Pro ($20/mo) + Gemini Advanced ($20/mo) = $60/mo if you subscribe to all three. Most people end up paying for 2-3 but only using one. With NailedIt starting at $20/mo, you get access to 15+ models, compare any three side-by-side, and use only what works best. That's ~$40/mo in savings.

Your prompts are encrypted at rest in our database—you can view your history anytime. They also go to the AI provider you select. Their privacy policies apply to what they do with them. You own your data and can delete it anytime. We don't train on your prompts or use them for anything else.

Yes. No questions asked. Month-to-month, zero lock-in. Cancel whenever and keep access until your billing cycle ends. The free tier requires no credit card and has no cancellation—it's always there.

You can compare any combination. Want to compare just Claude and Gemini? Done. Just test different image models? Done. You have access to 15+ models across text, image, and video—pick any three to compare for each prompt. No waste, no forced use of models you don't need.

No. It's faster than your current workflow. Instead of switching between 3 different websites, typing the same prompt 3 times, and comparing results in tabs—you type once, hit submit, get all results instantly in one place. 20 seconds, done.

NailedIt is the comparison layer. You're not replacing your existing tools (Cursor, VS Code plugins, etc.)—you're consolidating the AI model part into one interface. Instead of paying $60+/mo for three separate subscriptions you toggle between, you pay $20/mo for one place to test all models side-by-side and pick the best one for each task.

That's actually valuable. If Claude, GPT, and Gemini all fail, your prompt is the problem—not the model. You'll rewrite it better next time knowing that. Or you'll realize none of them are the right tool for that task. Either way, you learned something in 20 seconds instead of 2 hours.