LLM Council
LLM Council puts chat, agents, files and tools in one application. Its entry plan handles everyday writing, learning and planning with one model. Higher plans add a council of models that work on the same question independently and review the responses.
How council review works
The publisher describes three stages: independent answers, anonymous peer review and a chairman synthesis. Models first analyse a question or document separately, then rank other answers without seeing their authors. A final response draws on the strongest arguments and keeps disagreements visible.
That workflow suits a question where you want several perspectives before refining an answer. The entry plan does not run a council: it chooses one efficient model for the task. The site explains that past council rankings can guide that choice, with a task-based default when relevant evidence is limited. It also says model selection does not guarantee a correct answer.
Files, research and finished work
Pro includes research with sources, longer documents and creation of Word files, PDFs, slides and spreadsheets. Fox adds a council for research and file analysis, with editable documents, spreadsheets and slides in the same conversation. You can continue refining the work in chat. The everyday plan includes saved conversations and file tools, so these are different levels of work inside the same app.
Pro supports up to five models per council. Fox supports up to six models per council. The actual answering and reviewing models appear in the chat; availability depends on the plan and effort setting.
Monthly pricing and usage limits
The plans cost US$1, US$25 and US$200 per month for LLM Council, Pro and Fox respectively. These renew monthly until cancelled. The pricing page says paid access continues to the end of the billing period after cancellation.
The US$1 plan allows personal interactive use without a daily or monthly message quota, subject to safeguards. Those include one active task at a time and a short-term rate limit of ten messages per minute. Bulk automation, resale, account sharing and API use are excluded. Fox also applies fair use: source files are limited to 50 MB each and 50 per workspace, and tasks may stop after twenty minutes and need a follow-up.