Lorka AI is a subscription AI model aggregator: a browser workspace, with a companion iOS app, where you chat with models from several AI companies, switch between them inside one conversation, and use built-in tools for images, web search, PDFs, translation and text rewriting. Instead of paying OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and others separately, you pay Lorka one monthly or annual fee.
The company behind the service is not one of the model makers. The lorka.ai website is owned and operated by Palatine Global Capital LLC, a private company with its registered office in Jacksonville, Florida. In Spain, the operator works through a collaborating company, Always B-Focused, S.L., registered in Barcelona. The mobile app sits with a different entity: it is owned and provided by TUCANTELA SL, also registered in Barcelona.
Lorka's terms say it is not affiliated with OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, DeepSeek, xAI, Flux, Perplexity or other LLM providers, and that it uses their official APIs under a service agreement with those companies. Lorka is therefore an independent service that delivers other companies' models through their APIs, not an official app from any of those labs.
The product is built around a multi-model AI chat. The terms describe a conversational interface that allows switching between ChatGPT, Claude Sonnet, Grok, Gemini and other models while maintaining context, so a draft started with one model can be questioned or rewritten by another in the same thread.
Lorka sells both sides of AI-text detection. The AI Detector sits in the same toolset as the Text Humanizer, and the humanizer page targets professionals and students who want content for research papers, pages and posts that is seen as human-created by online detectors. The same page's FAQ adds that Lorka doesn't promise "undetectable AI" results, so the vendor itself frames detection avoidance as a likely effect rather than a guarantee.
Cancellation instructions differ between Lorka's pages and depend on where you subscribed:
Lorka's own examples revolve around routing each part of a task to a different model rather than committing to one assistant. They describe how the vendor positions its models, not benchmark results.
The legal-document example sits uneasily with Lorka's own terms, which advise against entering confidential information (see Who is it for).
The homepage addresses professionals and students and says Lorka's multi-AI chat adapts to your job or studies so you can brainstorm, research, create and execute ideas in one place.
Likely fits
Poor fits or restricted users
Lorka AI pricing on the public pricing page has two plans. Both list the same model access, all AI tools and image generation; the difference is how much video generation you get.
| Plan | Monthly price | Annual price | Models, tools and images | Video generation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | $29.99/mo | $119.99/yr | Most advanced AI models, all AI tools, image generation | Limited |
| Max | $39.99/mo | $249.99/yr | Most advanced AI models, all AI tools, image generation | Extended |
The default view shows monthly prices and an annual toggle labelled "Save 67%"; the annual amounts come from the page's structured offer data.
The homepage pricing block shows a "30-day guarantee" badge, but the refund policy is much narrower:
The refund policy also states that subscription fees are non-refundable, so the refund window works as a discretionary exception for barely used accounts rather than a general money-back promise.
The most direct alternative is a single model provider's own plan, free or paid. Whether Lorka saves money depends on how many paid subscriptions it would actually replace.
On monthly billing, Lorka becomes the cheaper route only if it replaces two or more paid plans, and with either billing period the comparison is incomplete: Lorka does not publish per-model message quotas, so equal usage across the bundle and the providers' own plans cannot be assumed.
User-reported issues. On a third-party review platform, as captured on October 4, 2026, Lorka's profile showed 4.4 out of 5 from 293 reviews; the profile is claimed by the company, which pays for a subscription on that platform. The platform's AI-generated summary of 154 recent reviews describes mostly positive experiences, but also complaints about login difficulties, unexpected errors and account management problems.
No. The website is run by Palatine Global Capital LLC, and Lorka's terms state that it is not affiliated with OpenAI, Google, Anthropic or other LLM providers; it accesses their models through official APIs.
Only in narrow cases. Requests must come within 30 days of purchase and before you have used 20 messages, 5 images or 1 video in the billing cycle, and approval is at the company's discretion. Renewals are excluded.
There is a free tier for a new user's first message requests, after which a paid plan is required.
Yes. An iOS app is free to download from the App Store and links to your web account and chat history; the app terms also list Android devices.