AI Fiesta by Dhruv Rathee: One chat, six premium AIs—can an aggregator beat single-model subscriptions?

AI Fiesta is a new platform launched by Dhruv Rathee that lets you question multiple top-tier AI models side-by-side inside a single chat, with extras like prompt enhancement, image generation, and audio transcription. It’s pitched at $12/month and includes 400k tokens/month as of today. If you’re tired of hopping between ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity, or DeepSeek, this is designed to consolidate your workflow.

What is AI Fiesta?

AI Fiesta is an AI meta-assistant: you write one prompt, and the app fans it out to a “dream team” of premium models, then displays their answers side-by-side so you can compare quality, accuracy, and style in one glance. The site highlights access to ChatGPT 5, Claude Sonnet 4, Gemini 2.5 Pro, Perplexity Sonar Pro, Grok 4, and DeepSeek (wording and versions per the official materials).

Key capabilities called out by the product pages today:

Side-by-side model comparisons in a single chat window.

Prompt Boost to auto-refine your rough prompt before it’s sent to each model.

Built-in image generation & audio transcription—no extra tools required.

Projects with system instructions (e.g., “Marketing Mode” or “Code Review Mode”) to keep answers on-brand across all models.

Token bundle: ~400,000 tokens/month (site says typical users average ~200k).

Pricing: $12/month with an annual option; payments via TagMango (Razorpay & Stripe).

Mobile: Web app plus links to Android (and iOS via the site).

Upgrade policy: When a provider ships a higher model version, access is slated to be included at no extra cost.

\> The homepage also notes the product is “Built by Y Combinator Alumni.” (No specific names are listed publicly on the site.)

Why this matters now

1. Model quality varies by task. Some are better at reasoning, others at long context, web research, or writing style. AI Fiesta’s pitch is that comparison beats commitment—you cherry-pick the best answer without juggling multiple tabs and logins.

2. Cost consolidation. Individually subscribing to several premium models adds up. AI Fiesta’s bundle aims to be cheaper than even one single-model premium plan (per their own comparison). Validate for your region, but the positioning is aggressive.

3. Time to decision. For analysts, PMs, founders, and creators who already “cross-check” with multiple AIs, a unified interface can be a real workflow win.

Where Dhruv Rathee fits in

Dhruv Rathee announced, “I’m launching my first startup!” and directs viewers to AI Fiesta, positioning himself as the public face behind the product launch. This is the clearest on-record linkage between Rathee and AI Fiesta as of today.

You’ll also see early chatter on social platforms reacting to the launch, including curiosity about pricing sustainability and how the token limits map to pro-level workloads—worth tracking as usage data emerges.

Who should try it?

Researchers & analysts who value fact triangulation and want to compare Perplexity-style live answers with generalist models.

Writers & marketers who want co-writing from Claude-style models alongside creative ideation from Grok and explainers from GPT-style models.

Engineers & data folks who benefit from reasoning-heavy outputs (e.g., DeepSeek) but still want broader perspectives in one place.

Practical pros & trade-offs (from what’s public today)

Pros

Single login, multi-model answers side-by-side → faster comparisons.

Prompt Boost can lift quality even for non-experts at prompting.

Images + transcription included—fewer tool hops.

Mobile access via browser + Android app link from the site.

Trade-offs / Open questions

Team transparency. The site mentions “Y Combinator alumni” but doesn’t list founders or an “About the team” page. (This may be updated later.)

Sustainability & limits. At $12/month with 400k tokens, heavy users may still hit caps; light users may love the value. Evaluate against your own monthly token burn.

Model roster is fluid. Providers update names/versions; AI Fiesta states future higher versions will be included, but real-world rollouts are always worth verifying over time.

10-minute “pilot test” you can run today

1. Pick a real task (e.g., “Draft a 300-word pitch to CFOs for a cost-reduction analytics product, add 3 quantified ROI angles”).

2. Run it once “as is,” then hit Prompt Boost and run again. Compare deltas.

3. Toggle models: Try only two that you’d normally pay for, versus all six.

4. Score for your needs: accuracy, structure, evidence, tone, and next-step usefulness.

5. Decide: does the bundle + comparison beat your current single-model setup?

Pricing & access (as listed now)

Plan: $12/month; annual saves ~17%.

Quota: ~400,000 tokens/month; site says avg. user uses ~200k.

Payments: TagMango; Razorpay/Stripe back-end.

Apps: Web + Android (iOS link provided on site).

My take

AI Fiesta squarely targets the “compare-before-you-commit” pain point. If your day already involves checking multiple models, the side-by-side UI alone can justify a trial. The launch being fronted by Dhruv Rathee brings distribution and community, but I’d like to see more founder/team transparency, a public status page, and deeper rate-limit documentation for pro users. For many knowledge workers, though, this could be a high-leverage, low-cost addition.

Sources (today)

AI Fiesta official site: features, pricing, tokens, model line-up, mobile/app links, payments.

Google Play listing referencing model line-up & positioning.

Dhruv Rathee’s launch video linking directly to AI Fiesta.

Community reactions discussing pricing/value and questions.