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Keep the subscription you like. Share the work on DraftMesh.

Every AI vendor sells a bigger plan for one person and a team plan for an organization, and the team plan is where private sharing lives. If what your colleagues need is to see, review and sign off on what you and the model made, you can keep the Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or Grok plan you already pay for and put the work somewhere they can open it.

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One comparison per vendor, each with that vendor's own numbers.

Each page quotes the vendor's published prices and sharing rules with the date they were read and the sources, costs the same worked example three ways, and says where the vendor's own team plan is the better buy.

Claude Max, Claude Team and DraftMesh

Max is one person with a lot of usage; Team is an organization with shared Projects and in-org artifact sharing. Keep Max and share the artifacts, and the design system they came from, on DraftMesh.

Anthropic's figures as of 2026-10-05.

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ChatGPT Pro, ChatGPT Business and DraftMesh

Pro is one person with the highest usage; Business is a workspace whose links and Projects stay inside it. Keep Pro and share the pages, and the code Codex wrote, on DraftMesh.

OpenAI's figures as of 2026-10-05.

Compare ChatGPT Pro and ChatGPT Business

Google AI Ultra, Google Workspace and DraftMesh

AI Ultra is one person with the highest limits; Workspace is an organization whose sharing runs through Drive. Keep Ultra and share the pages Antigravity built, with the agent’s name on its changes, on DraftMesh.

Google's figures as of 2026-10-05.

Compare Google AI Ultra and Google Workspace

SuperGrok Heavy, Grok Business and DraftMesh

SuperGrok Heavy is one person with the highest limits; Grok Business is a team whose admin sets the widest audience for every share. Keep Heavy and share what Grok Build wrote on DraftMesh.

SpaceXAI's figures as of 2026-10-05.

Compare SuperGrok Heavy and Grok Business

What every page has in common

Three things DraftMesh never changes.

Your usage

DraftMesh does not run the model and sells no usage. Whatever plan you have stays exactly that. Our paid tiers start the day a second person needs to see your documents, never when you reach a limit.

Where the work lives

The output becomes a plain file in a folder you own: .md for prose, .html for a rendered page, with .json, .css and .js beside it. A coding agent writes it there under its own name, or you export it from the vendor's app and drop it in.

Who needs which account

A guest reviewer on a link needs no account of any kind. A named teammate needs a DraftMesh Team seat, and no AI subscription. A colleague who wants to work with the model directly still needs the vendor's plan.

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