9 Best AI Tools for Freelancers (2026)

We found 9 AI Tools that are described as a good fit for freelancers.

Quick comparison

# Tool Score Pricing Available on
1 Rytr No reviews yet Free plan + paid plans Web, Chrome extension
2 Wix No reviews yet Free plan + paid plans Web, iOS, Android
3 Durable No reviews yet Paid, with a free trial Web, iOS, Android
4 Granola No reviews yet Free plan + paid plans macOS, Windows, iOS
5 MeetGeek No reviews yet Free plan + paid plans Web, Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams
6 Craft No reviews yet Free plan + paid plans Web, macOS, Windows, iOS, Android
7 Gamma No reviews yet Free plan + paid plans Web
8 Plus AI No reviews yet Paid, with a free trial Google Slides, PowerPoint
9 Taplio No reviews yet Paid, with a free trial Web, Chrome extension
  1. 1

    Rytr

    No reviews yet Free plan + paid plans

    Low-cost AI writer for emails, posts, product descriptions and short content.

    • Templates for dozens of use cases
    • Many tones and languages
    • Built-in editor
    • Plagiarism checker

    Best for: Freelancers, Small businesses, Short-form content on a budget

  2. 2

    Wix

    No reviews yet Free plan + paid plans

    Website builder with AI site creation and business tools.

    • AI website builder
    • Drag-and-drop editor
    • Online store and bookings
    • Built-in marketing tools

    Best for: Small businesses, Freelancers and creatives, First-time website owners

  3. 3

    Durable

    No reviews yet Paid, with a free trial

    Generates a small-business website in seconds with AI.

    • Website generated in seconds
    • Simple editor
    • CRM and invoicing
    • AI blog and ad writing

    Best for: Solo business owners, Freelancers and trades, Getting online quickly

  4. 4

    Granola

    No reviews yet Free plan + paid plans

    AI notepad that improves your own meeting notes.

    • No bot joins the call
    • Improves your own notes with the transcript
    • Works with any calling app
    • Chat with past meetings

    Best for: Founders and investors, Consultants, People who dislike meeting bots

  5. 5

    MeetGeek

    No reviews yet Free plan + paid plans

    Records and summarises meetings with searchable highlights.

    • Automatic recording and transcription
    • AI summaries and highlights
    • Searchable meeting library
    • Integrations with Slack, HubSpot and Notion

    Best for: Small teams, Sales and customer calls, Consultants

  6. 6

    Craft

    No reviews yet Free plan + paid plans

    Beautiful docs and notes app with AI assistance.

    • Beautiful documents
    • Nested pages
    • AI writing assistant
    • Share documents as websites

    Best for: Writers and planners, Apple device users, Freelancers sharing documents

  7. 7

    Gamma

    No reviews yet Free plan + paid plans

    Creates presentations, documents and websites from a prompt.

    • Decks from a prompt or document
    • AI editing and restyling
    • Export to PowerPoint and PDF
    • Publish as a website

    Best for: Founders making pitch decks, Consultants, Teachers and students

  8. 8

    Plus AI

    No reviews yet Paid, with a free trial

    AI presentation maker for Google Slides and PowerPoint.

    • Presentations from prompts or documents
    • Works inside Google Slides and PowerPoint
    • Rewrite and remix slides
    • Custom templates

    Best for: Business professionals, Consultants, Teams using Google Slides or PowerPoint

  9. 9

    Taplio

    No reviews yet Paid, with a free trial

    AI tool for writing and growing on LinkedIn.

    • AI LinkedIn post writing
    • Viral post library
    • Scheduling
    • Analytics

    Best for: Founders, Consultants and coaches, LinkedIn creators

Questions

What are the best AI Tools for Freelancers?

Based on customer scores on TrustKite, the top picks right now are Rytr, Wix and Durable. The order updates automatically as new reviews come in.

Are any of them free?

6 of the 9 tools on this list have a free plan or are free to use.

How is this list ranked?

Tools are ordered by their TrustKite score, which comes only from published customer reviews and is adjusted so a single review cannot put a new tool on top. Tools without reviews yet are listed by how widely used they are. No company can pay to be included or to rank higher.

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