- Tool type
- Multi-model AI chat app
- Made for
- Individuals comparing AI models
- Runs on
- Web, iOS and Android apps
- Subscriptions can also be managed in app Settings
What it does
Poe is a chat app where you type messages to AI bots and receive text, images, video or audio in return. It offers access to many models and bots from different providers, including GPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Veo and Sora, within one account. You can chat privately or in a group chat.
People use it to compare answers from different models, generate media with specialist bots, or avoid running several separate subscriptions and API keys. What sets it apart is that one subscription covers many providers. Plans grant compute points daily or monthly, and those points are spent as you message bots. Subscribers also get larger message volumes, each bot's maximum input size and chat history, and access to more of the available models.
It suits individuals who want to try or switch between several models without managing separate accounts. You sign in on the web or use the iOS and Android apps, and paid plans are bought through Stripe, Apple or Google. Points are the limiting factor: the plan determines how many you receive, and unused points generally do not roll over. Prices may vary by region, taxes and currency conversion, and subscription availability depends on location.
What it can do
- Chat with AI models and bots from many providers in a single app
- Private chats and group chats with AI
- Generate images, video and audio through specialist bots
- Larger input size and chat history for subscribers
- Compute points granted daily or monthly depending on plan
Example workflows
- Compare models on one question
- Input: a research or drafting question. Steps: sign in, open chats with several different bots, send the same prompt to each, then review the replies side by side. Output: several model answers to compare, using points from your plan.
- Generate media with specialist bots
- Input: a text description of an image, video or audio clip. Steps: subscribe if needed, choose an image, video or audio bot, submit the prompt and refine it in follow-up messages. Output: generated media, drawing on your points balance.
Before you choose
- Usage is governed by compute points, and unused points generally do not roll over unless specified
- Subscriptions auto-renew; cancel or manage them via Settings or Stripe's customer portal
- Prices may vary with regional taxes and currency conversion, and availability depends on location
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Get started
Paid plans use points; payment via Stripe, Apple or Google
- Sign in on poe.com or the Poe iOS or Android app
- Choose a subscription plan via 'Get more points' (web) or 'Subscribe' (iOS)
- Complete payment, then check remaining points and manage the plan in Settings
Plans and prices
Prices in GBPYearly-billed prices shown; the page lists a 17% saving versus monthly billing, but monthly prices were not shown. The page states prices in US dollars, yet figures appear in pounds, so confirm the currency. Final price varies with taxes and conversion. Subscriptions renew automatically.
- 10 thousand points/day
- Access to more models
- 660 thousand points/month
- Larger input size and chat history
- 8.25 million points/month
- Highest tier shown
Source: poe.com/subscription_plans, checked 29 Oct 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.
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