AI Fiesta is a web, iOS and Android app for chatting with and comparing models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI and others, with image, video, slide and website tools on a monthly token allowance.
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AI Fiesta is a subscription app for the web, iOS and Android that puts more than 100 AI models behind one login, alongside four built-in creation studios for images, video, websites and presentations. In practice it works as a multi-model AI chat interface: you can talk to one model, let the app choose one for you, or send the same prompt to several models and read their answers side by side.
The site discloses who runs it. The website is owned and operated by Fiesta Labs Inc, a company registered in Delaware, and the site states that Fiesta Labs Inc is owned by Dhruv Rathee, the entrepreneur and content creator associated with the brand. The iOS and Android apps are published under the developer name TagMango, and launch coverage in August 2025 reported that the product was co-founded with TagMango's founders, Mohammad Hasan and Divyanshu Damani.
AI Fiesta does not make the models it serves. Its terms say it integrates multiple AI models, including those from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Perplexity and other providers, and that your use of outputs is also subject to each provider's terms of service. The privacy FAQ says the company has "a partnership with these models"; the pages checked for this review do not describe what any agreement with individual model makers covers.
Compare Mode is the main reason to compare AI models inside AI Fiesta instead of across separate tabs. The app listing describes selecting all models or only specific ones to answer. You ask once, review multiple responses, choose the best answer, or generate consensus with one click. Consensus is described as one answer built from where the models agree, with the points they disagree on flagged for you. The mobile listing adds per-reply controls: thumbs-up or thumbs-down, copy, and a flag for later reference.
Experts are specialist assistants for areas such as career, money, health, food or fitness that tailor answers to details you share. Legends let you put questions to AI simulations of historical figures such as Einstein or Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam. The site's disclaimer says responses are generated by AI and should not be considered authentic statements, opinions, or advice from the historical figure, and the FAQ says to use both features to think and prepare, not as a substitute for a doctor, lawyer or licensed adviser.
The homepage groups its examples by audience: marketers, professionals, students, founders and creators. The marketer examples are the most concrete:
The App Store description frames the comparison workflow around learning and decision-making: comparing explanations of complex concepts, debugging code in real time across different engines, brainstorming marketing copy or product names, and gathering well-rounded viewpoints before making decisions.
AI Fiesta suits people who want one bill and one interface for several model families, and who value seeing more than one model's answer. As an all-in-one AI app, its appeal rests on breadth rather than on deep access to any single provider.
Likely good fit
Likely weaker fit
AI Fiesta pricing has two paid plans. The table combines the price list in the terms with the plan cards on the homepage, as captured on October 6, 2026.
| Plan | Monthly | Yearly | Monthly tokens | Images | Videos | Websites | Slides | Deep Research runs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | $12 or ₹999 | $120 or ₹9,999 | 3 million | up to 350 | up to 1 | up to 5 | up to 40 | up to 20 |
| Pro | $29 or ₹2,999 | $279 or ₹27,999 | 10 million | up to 1,400 | up to 50 | up to 20 | up to 160 | up to 80 |
How the plans behave beyond the table:
The homepage pricing section lists only the paid Basic and Pro plans, with no free tier shown there. The iOS app itself is listed as a free download.
Yes. The terms list rupee prices for both plans, from ₹999 a month for Basic to ₹27,999 a year for Pro, paid through Indian payment processors.
The FAQ says no, both for AI Fiesta and for the model providers it sends prompts to. The privacy policy does not address training, and the terms license prompts and outputs for providing and improving the service.
The refund policy says all payments are final. A separate billing FAQ answer mentions billing errors and duplicate charges as exceptions, so the pages are not consistent.
The website names Fiesta Labs Inc, a Delaware company owned by Dhruv Rathee. The mobile apps are published under TagMango.
