Maxime Aulne

Who writes here

I have spent years on the web, publishing sites, watching them move, and writing down what actually matters. That is the habit behind Neural Minute: read the tool, test it on real work, then explain it plainly: what it does, what it costs, what it does badly, and who should not buy it.

Reviews of AI tools are usually written by people who have never opened a paid plan. Here I pay for what I write about, and every price is the one the vendor publishes.

My goal has not changed: that anyone can make the web their own playground.

Why this site exists

I publish websites for a living, and I buy AI tools with my own money. The pages that rank for a tool name are usually written by the company selling it or by a competitor, and the price is often wrong. Neural Minute is the page I wanted to find every time I was staring at a checkout page: the real price, what the plan actually includes, what it does not, and a plain answer on whether to pay.

What I do

I run a portfolio of media sites and lead SEO for a network of price comparison sites. Most of my week is spent on content operations: publishing pipelines, tooling, and figuring out which software is worth keeping and which is not. That work is exactly what Neural Minute covers, which is why every page starts with what the tool costs rather than what it promises.

How I work on a page

Every page on this site is read by me before publication, and the verdict is mine. Research is gathered with AI tooling and checked against the company’s own pages, which are always named on the page with the date they were read. Prices do not come from other review sites. When I have not used a tool on a paid plan, the review says so and carries no score.

Reviews I have written

Contact

Corrections and questions are welcome: hello@neuralminute.com. Factual corrections are applied and dated in the page’s update log.