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A Telecom AI company enabling Connected Experiences

By Subex Limited

Telecommunications service providers needing to detect fraud, prevent revenue leakage, and automate complex B2B partner settlements using AI-driven analysis.

Pricing is based on enterprise licensing and managed services contracts. Specific costs, including potential fees for implementation, customization, and ongoing support, are not publicly disclosed and require direct contact with Subex sales.

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Fluence

By Cloudless Labs, Inc.

AI/ML startups and scale-ups needing cost-efficient GPU capacity for training or inference, and web3 node operators seeking reliable bare-metal or virtual servers with dedicated IPs.

Usage-based consumption with no setup fees and unmetered egress. On-demand GPU instances start around $0.48 per hour for an RTX 4090 (container) and $1.04 per hour for an A100 80GB (VM). CPU virtual servers start from approximately $5.03 to $10 per month for an entry-level configuration.

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Superset

By Superset Inc.

Developers using CLI agents multiple times daily who need to delegate several feature branches, unit tests, and bug fixes simultaneously, and teams managing large backlogs where automated triage and upgrades can be scheduled as background jobs. Owner-identified priority audiences: Individual users, Small and midsize teams, Developers and technical teams.

Superset uses a SaaS subscription model. The Free plan is $0 for individuals. The Pro plan is $20/user/month or $15/user/month billed annually. The Enterprise plan has custom pricing. Users must bring and fund their own AI model API keys and provide their own cloud or dev-box compute infrastructure

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Conscious Engines

Consciousengines

Enterprises seeking to deploy sovereign, cost-effective, and specialized AI models for production workloads, avoiding the high costs and latency of third-party API-based solutions.

Pricing is custom and based on enterprise service contracts. The company commits its own research and development funding to projects, indicating a project-based or retainer model rather than public subscription tiers. Specific costs, fees, and minimums are not publicly disclosed.

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slopfolio

By Salman Mushir

AI developers, prompt engineers, and indie hackers looking to transparently document and share the build process, tooling, and iteration loops behind AI-generated projects.

The platform is currently an independent project accessible via invite code, with no public pricing tiers, subscription fees, or commercial transaction models disclosed.

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heyclicky

By Humansongs, Inc.

Mac users navigating complex desktop applications (such as video editing, music production, or coding) and individual knowledge workers who want hands-free voice assistance and UI-level task automation without complex API setups.

Offers a free tier providing 25 Talk messages and 25 Agent messages per month with no credit card required. Paid plans include Pro at $20/month (unlimited Talk and dictation, 150 Agent messages/month) and Max at $100/month (unlimited Talk and dictation, 1,000 Agent messages/month), with a 20% discou

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