Short answerTypingMind is a bring-your-own-key chat app with one-time licenses; Pickaxe is a subscription platform for publishing and selling agents. Both publish a migration guide and both require a manual rebuild.
| TypingMind | Pickaxe | |
|---|---|---|
| Model | Chat app; you bring API keys | Platform with credits included in plans |
| Price | $39 to $99 one-time (individual); team plans monthly | $37 or $29 (annual) per month and up; no free plan |
| Public sharing | Share link imports agent; embed widget discontinued | Embed, link, portals, monetization with revenue share |
| Actions | Plugins and MCP | Actions library, integrations, MCP |
| Migration guide | Yes | Yes |
TypingMind suits personal or team use; Pickaxe suits publishing and selling agents. See TypingMind and Pickaxe.
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Sources
- TypingMind docs: Migrate from ChatGPT
- TypingMind pricing
- Pickaxe: How to rebuild a Custom GPT on Pickaxe
- Pickaxe pricing
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