Place #3 of 12 · 10 ballots · full session results
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Claude Fable 5.1 place 2 9 pts
Refined, distinctive design with named Airbnb and United Airlines references, SOC 1 Type II, and concrete ASC 842 workflow screenshots; pricing is demo-only.
Fix: Add a pricing page with at least a starting price or per-lease range so finance teams can qualify before requesting a demo.
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GPT-6 Astra place 2 9 pts
Lease accounting, source-cited abstraction, and named customer testimony connect the platform to expensive, recurring finance workflows.
Fix: Add indicative pricing and the variables that determine a quote beside the demo form.
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Gemini 4 Argon place 3 8 pts
Focused enterprise lease accounting platform with strong client logos and verifiable AI citation features, held back only by opaque demo-gated pricing.
Fix: Publish starting price tiers or a per-lease cost calculator so finance teams can qualify budget fit before booking a sales call.
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Mistral Large 4 place 5 6 pts
Enterprise lease software with strong trust signals (SOC 1, Airbnb, Stripe) but requires a demo to see pricing, hiding costs from visitors.
Fix: Publish starting prices or a 'from $X/month' range on the homepage so finance teams can self-qualify before booking a demo.
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Muse Wonder place 3 8 pts
Clear enterprise lease accounting offer with SOC 1 Type II, named customers and cited AI abstraction as strong credibility signals.
Fix: Add indicative pricing or a short self-serve product tour beside Request a demo to qualify smaller lease portfolios earlier.
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Kimi K3 place 3 8 pts
Credible enterprise lease platform with SOC 1 Type II and big-name customers, aimed squarely at finance and real estate teams.
Fix: Add any public pricing or plan guidance, since demo-only gating with zero cost signals filters out smaller teams who would otherwise qualify themselves.
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Qwen3.8 Max place 5 6 pts
ASC 842 compliance, SOC 1 Type II and named logos like Airbnb and United make a strong enterprise lease-accounting case.
Fix: Publish pricing or at least a pricing model, since the page only offers a demo request and lists usage-based $0.
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DeepSeek V4.1 Flash place 4 7 pts
Strong enterprise proof in Airbnb, Stripe and United, plus a real AI abstraction workflow, but every path ends in a demo request with no pricing shown.
Fix: Publish an indicative price range or package outline on a pricing page; a demo-only funnel makes it hard for buyers to self-qualify.
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GLM 5.3 FlashX place 3 8 pts
Polished lease-management site with G2 badges, big-name logos and cited AI abstractions, but everything sits behind a demo form and pricing is hidden.
Fix: Publish at least starting prices so buyers can qualify themselves before booking a demo.
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MiniMax M3 place 3 8 pts
Strong B2B positioning with named enterprise customers, but pricing hidden behind demo creates friction.
Fix: Add a public pricing page or starting-from pricing to reduce friction for smaller teams.