Which privacy dimensions does this tool compare?

It compares whether the provider trains on your inputs by default, how long data is retained, whether data is shared with third parties, what enterprise/API protections exist, and the provider's stated GDPR position. These are the dimensions that most often decide whether a provider is acceptable for business use.

Are consumer and API/enterprise terms different?

Yes, often dramatically. Many providers train on free consumer chat data by default but contractually exclude API and enterprise traffic from training. The tool notes where the consumer tier and the business tier diverge so you don't apply the wrong assumption.

Is the data in this tool authoritative?

No — it is a summarized, generalized snapshot to help you shortlist and ask the right questions. Provider terms change frequently. Always confirm the current, signed terms on the provider's own legal pages before relying on them for a compliance decision.

Does opting out of training stop all data processing?

No. Opting out of model training typically still leaves operational processing, abuse-monitoring retention, and logging in place. Training opt-out and zero data retention are separate settings, and not every provider offers both.

Does this tool send my selections anywhere?

No. The comparison runs entirely in your browser. Nothing about which providers you compare is uploaded.

AI Provider Terms Comparison Tool

Choosing an AI provider is partly a privacy decision: does it train on your prompts, how long does it keep them, and will it stand behind GDPR? This tool puts the leading providers side by side on the dimensions that actually decide whether a model is safe to use with real business or customer data.

How it works

Pick two or more providers. The tool builds a comparison table across five privacy dimensions — training on your data, retention period, third-party sharing, enterprise/API protections, and GDPR posture — with a short, plain-language summary in each cell. Where a provider’s consumer tier differs from its API or enterprise tier, the cell calls that out, because the difference is frequently the whole story.

What to watch for

The single most common mistake is assuming the consumer chat tier and the API tier share a privacy policy. They usually do not. Free consumer products are far more likely to train on your inputs by default, while paid API and enterprise plans frequently exclude your traffic from training and offer data-processing agreements (DPAs), zero-retention modes, and signed GDPR terms.

Tips and notes

Training opt-out ≠ zero retention. They are separate switches. Confirm both if you need both.
A DPA is the deciding artifact for EU data — a marketing claim of “GDPR compliant” is not the same as a signed Data Processing Agreement.
This table is a shortlisting aid, not legal advice. Always verify the live terms on the provider’s own legal pages, and pair this with the Data Residency Checker for region requirements.