FindAIAPI

FindAIAPI is a hand-curated directory of 73 AI APIs spanning text, image, speech, video and code, where developers search, compare and filter providers by capability, pricing and use case, then jump straight to the vendor documentation.

What is FindAIAPI?

FindAIAPI is a web directory that indexes 73 AI APIs across 12 categories and lets visitors search, compare and filter them by capability, pricing and use case. Every entry is reviewed and categorized by people rather than scraped, and each one links out to the vendor's own site and docs. The index currently spans 12 categories, 8 written guides and a stated last-updated date of 2026-10-05, with pricing-model badges such as Free or Freemium attached to listings.

What makes FindAIAPI stand out?

• Human curation at a small scale — the index holds 73 APIs, each reviewed and categorized by humans rather than auto-scraped, which keeps the list short enough to compare by hand.
• Twelve task-based categories with live counts — Text Generation (21), NLP & Text Analysis (22), General Purpose & Multi-Modal (31), Machine Learning Platforms (20), Image & Vision (15), Speech & Audio (12), Embeddings & Search (10), Code & Developer Tool (10), Data Extraction & Document AI (8), Translation (4), Chatbot & Conversational (4) and Video Generation (4).
• Search and filters beyond model names — you can filter by capability, pricing and use case instead of only by brand.
• Direct links to vendor documentation — listings point to the providers' own domains, including openai.com, anthropic.com, ai.google.dev, mistral.ai, llama.com and sharpapi.com.
• Pricing-model badges — entries are labelled Free (Meta Llama API, described as open-source models for commercial and research use) or Freemium (OpenAI API, Anthropic Claude API, Google Gemini API, Mistral AI API, SharpAPI).
• Featured listings — a featured flag promotes APIs such as OpenAI's GPT-5 family, Claude, Gemini's multimodal model, Mistral's open-weight models and SharpAPI's workflow-automation endpoints.
• Eight editorial guides — posts cover AI coding APIs, embeddings and RAG, video generation APIs, agent APIs and the Model Context Protocol, text generation price comparisons, an OpenAI developer guide, free AI APIs, and SharpAPI workflow automation.
• Open submission form — a "submit your API" entry point lets vendors and developers propose additions to the directory.

Who should use FindAIAPI?

• Backend and ML engineers starting a new AI feature: scan the 31 general-purpose or 21 text-generation entries to shortlist a provider before writing integration code.
• Product and technical leads scoping cost: filter by pricing model to separate Free and Freemium APIs from paid options before committing a budget.
• RAG and search developers: work through the Embeddings & Search category (10 APIs) alongside the 2026 RAG build guide to choose an embedding model and vector database.
• Indie developers shipping on zero budget: use the free AI APIs guide and the Free/Freemium badges to find callable endpoints without spend.

What can you do with FindAIAPI?

• Shortlist a text model: search text-generation APIs, compare entries for the GPT-5 family, Claude, Gemini, Mistral and Llama, and open the vendor docs page in one click.
• Plan a retrieval stack: read the embeddings and RAG guide, then browse the Embeddings & Search category to pair an embedding API with a vector database.
• Draft an agent architecture: read the MCP developer guide, then look through General Purpose & Multi-Modal listings for tool-calling models.
• Pick a video or audio provider: browse the Video Generation (4) and Speech & Audio (12) categories instead of guessing at vendor names.

How does FindAIAPI work?

You start from the homepage search box, a popular-category shortcut or the full 73-API browse page, then narrow results using capability, pricing and use-case filters. Selecting a listing opens its detail page, which shows the vendor domain, category tags, pricing badge and description, and links out to the provider's documentation. New APIs enter through the submission form.

Alternatives

• RapidAPI — a broad API marketplace that also lists non-AI APIs.
• Hugging Face — a model hub with hosted inference endpoints.
• There's An AI For That — a general AI tool directory rather than an API-only index.

FAQ

How many AI APIs does FindAIAPI list?

FindAIAPI indexes 73 APIs split across 12 categories, from Text Generation (21) and Machine Learning Platforms (20) down to Translation, Chatbot & Conversational and Video Generation (4 each). The site also publishes 8 guides and shows an index last-updated date of 2026-10-05.

Is FindAIAPI scraped or human-curated?

The directory states that its APIs are reviewed and categorized by humans rather than scraped. That curation is why the index stays small at 73 entries and why listings carry editorial tags and featured flags instead of raw vendor metadata.

Can I submit my own API to the directory?

Yes. The site exposes a "submit your API" link from the homepage alongside the browse-all page. Submissions are reviewed before appearing, since the directory's stated model is human curation rather than automatic ingestion.

Does FindAIAPI show pricing for each API?

Each listing carries a pricing-model badge such as Free or Freemium rather than dollar rates — Meta Llama API is tagged Free, while OpenAI API, Anthropic Claude API, Google Gemini API, Mistral AI API and SharpAPI are tagged Freemium. You can also filter the index by pricing.

Does FindAIAPI cover video and speech APIs?

Yes, though those buckets are the smallest. Video Generation holds 4 APIs and Speech & Audio holds 12, while the two largest groups are General Purpose & Multi-Modal (31) and NLP & Text Analysis (22).