Top 5 AiZolo Alternatives (2026)

AiZolo is a personal multi-model chat subscription. Its terms of service describe a platform for comparing ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and Perplexity side by side and for generating images, video and audio, operated by BKABHI INNOVATIONS LAB with India as its country of operation. You use it in a web workspace at chat.aizolo.com.

What it costs: the pricing page lists a Free plan with limited models and tokens, Pro at $9.90 a month or $99.90 a year with 3,000,000 tokens a month, and Premium at $699 a year with 21,000,000 tokens.

Whether it suits a company: AiZolo’s terms bar using the service “for any commercial purpose without authorization” and are governed by the laws of India. Its privacy policy says your information may be transferred to, stored and processed in the United States, and does not mention the GDPR.

A company needs a licence for its team, a data processing agreement and its data in the EU. These are the five options, amaiko first. For the head-to-head, see amaiko vs AiZolo.

1. amaiko: the company AI, inside Microsoft Teams

amaiko runs in Microsoft Teams, in the chat your company already works in. There is no new tool to learn, so the colleague who never tried AI and the one who used AiZolo every day start in the same place.

amaiko builds a persistent corporate memory: projects, customers, decisions, who knows what. Every night it reads each person’s own conversation with amaiko. Personal matters stay personal; objective facts such as processes, deadlines and responsibilities are filed for the team or the company after a privacy check. amaiko teams spend 35% less time searching, and onboarding is up to 57% faster.

amaiko works before anyone asks. The morning briefing is ready when you start, and once you switch it on, Active Inbox sorts your email. Behind the chat sits a network of specialised agents across email, calendar, files and Office documents, with GPT-6 underneath. The marketplace adds specialists per seat, such as HubSpot, Personio, DocuSign, Business Central and DATEV.

amaiko is sold only to businesses. It is hosted in Germany on its own infrastructure, with AI processing in the EU, GDPR-compliant and conformant with ISO 42001, and it signs a data processing agreement under Art. 28 GDPR. Details are on the security page. The price is €41.58 per user per month billed annually (€499 per user per year), or €49.90 monthly, from five seats, with unlimited tokens: €4,990 a year for 10 people. See pricing.

Best for: companies on Microsoft 365 that want one AI for the whole team, with a memory the company keeps. Book a demo to see it in your own Teams.

2. Poe: another personal multi-model subscription

Poe, by Quora, is a chat app with models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and others. Plans start at $4.99 a month and come with compute points, which by Poe’s terms of sale do not roll over unless the plan says so.

A plan can be shared by invitation link, but by Poe’s own FAQ every member draws equally on the subscriber’s points, and the only way to limit one member is to remove them. For a Teams-based company, Poe has the same shape as AiZolo: one person’s subscription, in a separate app next to Teams.

Full comparison: amaiko vs Poe.

3. meinGPT: a German company AI platform

meinGPT is a company AI platform, hosted on Hetzner infrastructure in German data centres according to its home page. Its price list charges €18 per user per month for the first 50 users, billed annually, and the licence includes no model costs: usage is budgeted and billed on top. Managing users, roles and model limits is part of the licence; Entra ID group sync and SCIM provisioning are a governance add-on at €1.35 per user per month.

For a Teams-based company that means your team works in meinGPT’s own workspace next to Teams, on a bill with two moving parts.

Full comparison: amaiko vs meinGPT.

4. Langdock: an EU chat and agent platform

Langdock is a chat and agent platform for companies. Its pricing page lists a Business plan at €23.20 per Business seat or €99 per Business Max seat, per user per month billed annually (Business seats: volume discounts above 50), excluding VAT. Its security page says the standard service is hosted via Microsoft Azure on servers inside the EU.

For a Teams-based company that means another window next to Teams, and your data in Microsoft’s Azure cloud, where amaiko hosts on its own infrastructure in Germany.

Full comparison: amaiko vs Langdock.

5. nele.ai: credit-based chat from Germany

nele.ai is an AI chat platform from GAL Digital GmbH, with servers in Germany and optional automatic pseudonymisation of entries, according to its home page. It runs in the browser and as a desktop app for Mac and Windows. Its price page sells credits for the whole company, from €10 a month for 1,000 credits, with a knowledge base at €19.95 a month, and the credits needed depend on the model and the number of words.

For a Teams-based company that means an app of its own, and someone who sizes the credit pool and tops it up.

Full comparison: amaiko vs nele.ai.

How to decide

Leaving AiZolo for company work comes down to five questions.

Personal subscription or company workspace

AiZolo, like Poe, sells a subscription per account. AiZolo’s own comparison with ChatHub says it “does not currently publish a team plan”. amaiko sells only to companies, from five seats, and every seat belongs to the company: when someone leaves, an admin deactivates the seat, and what amaiko filed for the team or the company stays in the company’s workspace.

Who controls the data

AiZolo contracts with the individual: its terms make you responsible for all activities under your account. Its privacy policy lists improving the platform and developing new features among the uses of your information, says it may be processed in the United States, and offers no data processing agreement. AiZolo’s own ChatHub comparison notes that its public pages don’t provide the data processing agreements a business with sensitive data would typically require.

With amaiko, your company is the controller and amaiko the processor. The data processing agreement under Art. 28 GDPR is pre-signed by amaiko; an owner or admin accepts it in the customer portal. Data is hosted in Germany on amaiko’s own infrastructure, AI processing runs in the EU, and data leaves the EU only if you explicitly book the optional Claude models.

Team administration

None of AiZolo’s plans lists team administration. On Poe, members share one person’s points. amaiko comes with a customer portal: admins add colleagues, assign and revoke licences, deactivate accounts and promote other admins. Everyone signs in with their company account, and amaiko works with each person’s own Microsoft 365 permissions.

Predictable cost

A 10-person company on AiZolo buys ten personal accounts: 10 × $99.90 = $999 a year, 3,000,000 tokens per account and month. That is ten private contracts under terms that bar commercial use without authorization, with no data processing agreement and no admin. For usage beyond the allowance, AiZolo points to your own API keys, and its terms leave every charge on those keys with you.

amaiko’s price does not move with usage: 10 × €499 = €4,990 a year, €12,475 for 25 people, with unlimited tokens within fair use. Until 31 December 2026, new customers pay €29.91 per user per month billed annually.

Where the work happens

AiZolo, Poe, meinGPT, Langdock and nele.ai each center on their own app or web workspace. amaiko works in Microsoft Teams, next to the email, calendar, files and chats it reads for each person, or in its own web app for companies on Google Workspace.

If your company runs on Microsoft 365, the shortest path from a private AI subscription to company AI is the chat window your team already has open. Book a demo and see amaiko answer your own questions in Teams.