You can now try AIML.chat before creating anything: the playground indexes any site you paste and gives you a live, cited chat in seconds, and seven standalone tools solve small problems for free with no account. It is the fastest way to feel how grounded answers work on your own content, and to see where an AI agent would actually help.
The playground reads a site's static HTML, indexes it, and drops you into a real chat backed by the same retrieval pipeline paying customers use — sources and all. It runs per-IP limits and a global spend cap so it stays fast and abuse-resistant, and sessions clean themselves up automatically. Because it renders static HTML only, it is honest about its limits: heavy-JavaScript sites index best on a paid plan, where full browser rendering is included.
The free tools each stand on their own: a FAQ generator that turns a URL into ready-to-use questions, a site scanner that scores how AI-ready your content is, an MCP checker that probes a server and lists its tools, a chatbot cost calculator, an agent-prompt builder, and a docs-chat demo. They are genuinely useful on their own, and they show what the platform does without asking you to commit. Each one solves a real task a team hits while setting up support automation, so they earn their place even if you never sign up.
Everything here is built on the same infrastructure that powers paid accounts, which is the point: what you try in a tool or the playground is what you get when you deploy for real. There is no bait-and-switch demo running a different engine behind the scenes — the retrieval, the grounding, and the citations are identical.
We also use the playground as the widget's own upsell surface: when a visitor clicks the "powered by" badge on a customer's site, it opens the playground so they can try grounded chat on their own content in one step. It is a small loop that turns every deployed widget into a way for the next person to discover the product, and it costs the site owner nothing. For teams, the free tools double as a checklist — run the site scanner before you index, generate FAQs to seed your suggested questions, and check an MCP server before you connect it to an agent.
Everything here is free and needs no signup. Start with the playground, browse the free tools, and when you are ready to put an agent on your own site, get started free — the pricing page shows what each plan includes as you grow.