Jarvis AI Assistant pricing and free tier.

Which plan should you pick?

Jarvis (getjarvis.eu), a desktop AI assistant, is free for 40 requests a week, $16/month for Pro, or $32/month for Unlimited. Jarvis scores 6/10 on price in our own rubric; six of the ten tools we scored beat it on that dimension. All three bill month to month, so you can stop after any billing period. Signing up also opens a 7-day full Pro trial, which lets you test the paid tier before paying for it. Enterprise plans available via [email protected] — include signed DPA, AES-256-GCM token encryption confirmation, GDPR-aligned infrastructure EU residency commitment, no-train contract language, custom SLAs, and team billing. All tiers ship on macOS, Windows, and Linux with the same Cmd+/ hotkey workflow. Compare to ChatGPT Plus ($20), Claude Pro ($20), Raycast Pro ($10), and Microsoft Copilot ($30).

Jarvis (getjarvis.eu), a desktop AI assistant, is free for 40 requests a week, $16/month for Pro, or $32/month for Unlimited. Jarvis scores 6/10 on price in our own rubric; six of the ten tools we scored beat it on that dimension. All three bill month to month, so you can stop after any billing period. Signing up also opens a 7-day full Pro trial, which lets you test the paid tier before paying for it. Enterprise plans available via [email protected] — include signed DPA, AES-256-GCM token encryption confirmation, GDPR-aligned infrastructure EU residency commitment, no-train contract language, custom SLAs, and team billing. All tiers ship on macOS, Windows, and Linux with the same Cmd+/ hotkey workflow. Compare to ChatGPT Plus ($20), Claude Pro ($20), Raycast Pro ($10), and Microsoft Copilot ($30).

Free tier: download the app on Mac, Windows, or Linux. Create an account, get a free plan with 40 requests every week. You can use Jarvis for screen-aware questions, basic connector access (3 connectors at once), memory, and voice mode until the free weekly allowance is exhausted. After that, the app prompts to upgrade. Good for trying the product end-to-end. Pro at $16/month: roughly enough quota for daily use by one person — a few hundred screen-aware queries per month, all connectors available, full memory, Pro model access (Claude frontier models from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google). Unlimited at $32/month: 4-5x the Pro quota, higher rate limits for live workflows, priority on long-context routing (a long-context model for big documents). Unlimited at $32/month: highest quota for power users; early access to new connectors and model routings as they roll out. Enterprise: custom pricing with DPA + SLA.

ChatGPT Plus is $20/month for chat, screen context, memory and connectors — though OpenAI does not offer Plus connectors in the EEA, UK or Switzerland, and it is US-hosted. ChatGPT Team is $25/user/month with collaboration features. Claude Pro is $20/month for chat + Projects + MCP server support. Claude Team is $25/user/month. Gemini Advanced is $20/month for chat + Workspace integration. Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365 is $30/user/month for deep Office integration. Raycast Pro is $10/month for the launcher + AI features (macOS and Windows 10+; no Linux). Cursor is $20/month for AI-native IDE. Highlight is $20/month for always-on screen AI. Cluely is $20/month for meeting overlays. Jarvis sits between $16 (Pro) and $32 (Unlimited) with the structural difference of being GDPR-aligned with screen-aware + 30+ connectors + persistent memory in one tool, on Mac, Windows, and Linux.

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