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Kilo Code
✓ verifiedFreemium
Open-source AI coding agent for VS Code, JetBrains, CLI and cloud, with 500+ models at zero inference markup and BYOK.
10K visits/mo57K saves
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Ultralytics
✓ verifiedFreemium
End-to-end computer vision platform for teams annotating data, training YOLO models, and deploying them at scale.
1.1M visits/mo
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fal
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Serverless platform for running and fine-tuning image, video, audio and 3D generative models via one fast API.
2.3M visits/mo
Pricing
Free: $0 (open source; AI usage billed separately)
Teams: $15/user/mo (14-day free trial)
KiloClaw hosting: from $55/mo
Free trial available
Free: $0/month (100GB storage, 100 models, 3 concurrent trainings)
Pro: $29/seat/month (500GB storage, 500 models, 10 concurrent trainings)
H100 GPU: from $1.89/hr
B200 GPU: from $3.49/hr
Video (Wan 2.5): $0.05/second
Image (Seedream V4): $0.03/image
Core features
- ✦500+ AI models at zero inference markup
- ✦Bring-your-own-keys and local model support
- ✦MIT-licensed, fully open source
- ✦Works in VS Code, JetBrains, CLI and cloud
- ✦Agent modes (Code, Architect)
- ✦Parallel isolated worktrees
- ✦Slack code reviewer and gateway
- ✦Smart data annotation with SAM-powered one-click masks across six task types
- ✦Cloud training with 22+ GPU configurations from RTX 2000 Ada to B200
- ✦Support for YOLOv5 through YOLO26 model families
- ✦One-click deployment across 43 global regions with auto-scaling
- ✦Export to 18 formats including ONNX, TensorRT, and CoreML
- ✦Live training metrics and experiment comparison dashboard
- ✦1,000+ generative model APIs
- ✦Serverless GPU inference engine
- ✦On-demand and dedicated GPU clusters
- ✦Model fine-tuning and custom deployments
- ✦Bring-your-own-weights and private endpoints
- ✦SOC 2 compliance and enterprise features
Use cases
- →Writing and refactoring production code with AI
- →Planning features before implementation
- →Running agents across multiple IDEs and the CLI
- →Building and training custom object detection or segmentation models
- →Labeling large image/video datasets for computer vision projects
- →Deploying vision models to edge or mobile devices
- →Running quality control or defect detection in manufacturing
- →Powering retail, logistics, or agriculture vision applications
- →Adding image/video generation to an app
- →Running fast diffusion-model inference at scale
- →Training or fine-tuning custom generative models
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