About AI Tools Daily

AI Tools Daily is a one-person publication about AI tools for small businesses and freelancers. It is written and run by Shurah Beel, who also builds and runs several other content sites single-handedly alongside a day job. There is no team and no newsroom — one person researches, writes, checks and publishes everything here.

How I work

Every review and guide on this site is research-based. I start from the vendor’s own documentation, published plan structure and pricing pages, then check the claims that matter — plan limits, export rules, credit systems, renewal terms — against primary sources wherever they exist. Prices and plan details are dated in the article, because AI tools change them often.

Where I use a tool in my own work, the article says so. Where a review is built from published plans and documentation rather than hands-on use, the article says that too — for example, the Canva review states openly that it was put together from Canva’s published plan structure and the record of its 2026 changes. I do not invent test results, screenshots of tests that never happened, or hands-on experience I do not have.

The calculators on this site run on published rates and prices, and each one shows its formula and assumptions next to it, so you can check the maths instead of trusting it.

What I look for

Most AI tool marketing is written for the buyer the vendor wishes it had. I write for small businesses and freelancers spending their own money: what the free tier really covers, where the paid tier’s limits bite, what exports and integrations actually do, and who should not buy the tool at all. If a cheaper or free option does the job, the review says so.

Corrections

Prices, plans and features change. When a reader spots something out of date, or a vendor changes a plan, the article is updated and the update is dated on the page. Spotted an error? Use the Contact page — email only, please.