Marketing focused writing assistance with brand voice controls. The brand voice part is what separates it from a general assistant, and it is also the part a price comparison is most likely to miss.
The entry price is per seat, and the tier above it is not priced at all
Jasper's pricing page shows two plans and puts a figure on one of them. Pro is stated in its billing questions with both cadences in a single sentence: "Pro: $59/month billed yearly or $69/month billed monthly (cancel anytime)". The monthly figure is the one this profile publishes, because that is the number somebody signing up this afternoon pays.
Business, the tier above it, is labeled "custom pricing" and its button reads "Contact Sales". If the capability you are evaluating turns out to live there, the entry price stops being the relevant number and the answer comes from a conversation instead. That is worth knowing before you start comparing, because it is the difference between a decision you can make from a web page and one you cannot.
The free question, answered as the page answers it
The only free entry on that page is a seven day trial, and it is attached to the Pro card rather than offered on its own: "Start Free 7-Day Trial". A trial is a scheduled introduction to a paid plan, not an allowance you can keep working inside, so it does not appear as a free tier at the top of this profile.
What we can say is what the document does, and it is worth stating in those terms rather than as a claim about the company. Vendors add and retire free tiers between page loads, and a sentence about what a page showed on a given day survives that better than a sentence about what a business offers. Our methodology is where the difference is set out.
AI Writing holds this one, and the directory lists the rest.