What does “tested on the fleet” mean?
It means the tool ran on the AI Jungle fleet for real work: three servers, about ten production sites and agents that run every day. New tools start on a sandbox server, never on a production box. A verdict is the by-product of that work, written from our logs and invoices.
What does every verdict record?
- How long we used the tool, and on what workload.
- What we actually paid, with the date of the price.
- What broke, and how we fixed it or worked around it.
- Who it suits, and who should skip it.
- The alternatives we tried, kept or dropped.
- The date of the last update, shown at the top of the page.
What if we have not run a tool?
A comparison can mention a tool we have not run. It is marked “not tested by us” and it never takes the top spot.
How do affiliate links work here?
Some links are affiliate links. If you buy through one, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Pages that carry affiliate links say so at the top. Commissions pay for the tools we test and for this site. We do not publish commission rates.
Can a vendor buy a better ranking?
No. A tool that pays a higher commission does not move up, and no vendor pays for a placement or a review. If we ever publish a sponsored test, it will be labelled sponsored and it will not change a ranking.
Who writes the verdicts?
Loïc Guyon (Tileo), who runs the AI Jungle fleet. AI Jungle OS is published by AI Jungle LLC, USA. Found an error or a tool we should test? Write to hello@welcometotheaijungle.com.