Find the Best Chatbots for Poe

Poe bots are AI chatbots on Quora’s Poe platform, supporting both prompt bots and server bots. The “official” bots of Poe are well-known large language models (LLMs) such as GPT-4, Llama 2 and PaLM 2.

The rest of the bots are created and added by users, and they are all utilising one of the official LLMs at the base. There’s thousands of such user-created bots on Poe, tailored to things like roleplay, image generation, tutoring, therapy, entertainment, and more.

Poe bots can be accessed via Poe's mobile apps and web platform. The direct links to bots from this page works best on desktop.
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If you are on mobile, you could download Poe from the Apple App Store if you use iOS or the Google Play store if you’re on Android.

The easiest way to start a conversation with a bot is to use this site’s curated list of only the most popular bots on Poe. Clicking the “try it” link opens a conversation with the bot of your choice.
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You can also access bots inside Poe’s platform by navigating to the “Explore” tab in the sidebar menu, and then searching for or selecting a bot from the list.

Poe is a great ChatGPT alternative and its Bots functionality has a lot of the same uses as ChatGPT’s premium feature – GPTs. Nearly all bots on Poe are free to use, so I wanted to create an organized list of the best bots on Poe to allow anyone to explore useful custom bots.

“But Dario, aren’t the Bots already easy to explore on Poe?” Well, kinda. They have assigned categories which makes identifying relevant ones to your use case a bit easier. However, with 10,000+ bots and no way to sort the most popular ones,  finding the bots that are actually worth your time can be a challenge. I’ve made this categorised, sortable list of top bots to make it simple and fun to explore the most popular bots on Poe AI.

Poe offers both free and subscription-based access to its platform. Free access has daily limits on message interactions with premium bots like GPT-4 by OpenAI and Claude-2-100k by Anthropic. A subscription currently costs $19.99/month or $199.99/yr and gives you unlimited access to all bots. Daily message limits reset after a fixed duration, varying for different bots.

The platform also includes a monetisation program for bot creators. While most bots on Poe are currently free, some require a subscription after a certain number of messages to continue chatting. Soon, Poe has planned to also launch a model where creators can charge per message sent.

Bot creators can monetize in two ways: earning a share of subscription fees if their bot leads to a new subscriber and setting a per-message fee (coming soon). Earning money from you Poe bot requires joining the monetization program, which is currently available for U.S. residents only, but with plans to expand to other countries soon.
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For full details on monetization, creators should refer to Poe's official documentation.

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