Use PromptBase when you want a prompt to run in your own AI tool, or a simple app for images, video or creative work. Use Edgaze when you want a finished business result: Edgaze runs the complete AI workflow for you, every step, at a fixed price per run, from its site, its API or your AI agent. A workflow on Edgaze can chain several models, data sources and tools.
PromptBase and Edgaze both let creators earn from AI work, but they sell different things. PromptBase is mainly a prompt marketplace: buyers purchase prompts one at a time, or get a monthly allowance through PromptBase Select, and run them in ChatGPT, Midjourney or another tool with their own account. It also has the PromptBase App Store of simple apps paid for in credits, and its catalogue covers image, text and video prompts across many categories. Edgaze sells an outcome: a hosted workflow you run on its page, through the Edgaze REST API or from an AI agent over Edgaze MCP, with the price shown before each run.
You want the result without setting anything up, you need more than one step (for example, read a document, check it and produce a spreadsheet), or you want to run the same workflow from Claude, Cursor or your own app.
You want a prompt to reuse in a tool you already pay for, you like adapting a prompt yourself in your own tool, or you mainly need image, video or game prompts.
Checks mark a native capability, crosses mark a capability the platform does not publicly offer in this form, and a dash marks a different or usage-dependent model. The detail matters more than the symbol.
EdgazePromptBaseEdgazeThe buyer fills in inputs and receives the workflow's output.
PromptBaseA marketplace prompt is text the buyer runs in their own AI tool and adapts until it works.
EdgazeOne workflow can chain several models, data services, connected apps and logic steps.
PromptBasePrompts are usually single-step; App Store apps are simple generators built from prompts.
EdgazeModels and services a workflow uses are inside its run price.
PromptBasePrompts need the buyer's own AI account; App Store apps run on PromptBase credits.
EdgazeEvery run executes the creator's published version the same way.
PromptBaseOutput depends on the buyer's model, settings and how closely they follow the prompt.
EdgazeMany workflows include one free demo run with your own inputs.
PromptBaseSome listings show example outputs and reviews before purchase.
EdgazeThe agent searches, inspects and runs the workflow on Edgaze, then gets the result back.
PromptBasePromptBase's MCP server lets an agent search listings and open prompts you own; the agent runs them itself.
EdgazeThe Edgaze REST API starts marketplace workflow runs and returns durable results.
PromptBaseNo API that runs prompts for you is listed.
EdgazeCreative workflows exist, but the catalogue centres on business tasks.
PromptBaseLarge catalogue of image, text and video prompts across many models and categories.
EdgazeCreators keep 80% of their margin on every successful run.
PromptBasePrompt sales pay once per buyer; App Store creators earn per use in credits or cash.
EdgazeBuyers see inputs and results; the workflow's prompts and steps stay private.
PromptBaseThe buyer receives the prompt text and can change it freely.
These are not generic feature claims. They describe what Edgaze adds when the workflow needs to become a product that can be discovered, purchased, and operated outside the team that built it.
EdgazeA run delivers the finished output, with every step operated by Edgaze.
PromptBaseA prompt still has to be run, checked and rerun by the buyer in another tool.
EdgazeThe displayed run price includes the models and services the workflow uses.
PromptBasePrompt buyers pay for their own AI subscription on top of the prompt.
EdgazeCreators keep 80% of their margin each time a buyer runs the workflow.
PromptBaseA marketplace prompt is sold once and reused by the buyer as often as they like.
EdgazeOver MCP an agent runs the Edgaze workflow and receives its output.
PromptBaseOver MCP an agent can find and open a prompt, then must run it itself.
The table compares the products as they are publicly positioned today. Features and pricing can change; source links and the review date are below.
| Topic | Edgaze | PromptBase |
|---|---|---|
| What you buy | A run of a hosted AI workflow, with its result. | A prompt you run in your own AI tool, or credits to use an app from its App Store. |
| Who runs it | Edgaze runs every step of the workflow. | You run prompts yourself; PromptBase runs App Store apps. |
| Setup for the buyer | Fill in the inputs and press Run. | Copy the prompt into your AI tool, fill in its variables and adjust the output. |
| Models and API costs | Included in the run price. | Prompts use your own AI subscription; App Store apps use PromptBase credits. |
| Typical use | Business tasks: documents, research, data and content. | Image, text and video prompts across many categories. |
| Try before paying | Many workflows include one free demo run with your own inputs. | Some listings provide example outputs and reviews; not every prompt shows them. |
| Pricing | A fixed price per run, shown before you run; no subscription needed. | A one-time price per prompt; an optional Select plan ($19 a month, $14 the first month, 10 prompts a month); credits for apps. |
| From AI agents (MCP) | Your agent runs the workflow on Edgaze and gets the result back. | Your agent can search PromptBase and open prompts you own, then runs them itself. |
| API | The REST API runs marketplace workflows. | No workflow-running API is listed. |
| Creator earnings | Set a margin per run and keep 80% of it on every successful run; compute never comes out of your share. | 80% of marketplace prompt sales (0% fee through your own referral link); app creators earn per use, in credits or cash. |
A prompt only works if you have the right model, the right settings and the patience to rerun it until it behaves. Every buyer repeats that work on their own account, and two buyers using the same prompt can get very different results.
A workflow on Edgaze packages all of that: the prompts, the models, the data steps and the checks, built in Workflow Studio and maintained by the creator. Creators maintain the workflows and Edgaze handles the runtime, so buyers get the outcome without babysitting an agent.
You see one price before you press Run. That price covers the creator's margin and the cost of the models and services the run uses, so there is no separate AI subscription to keep.
Ordinary failed or cancelled runs are not charged; a run stopped at its compute limit may keep the compute it used. Many workflows include one free demo run with your own inputs, so you can see real output before paying.
On PromptBase you earn once per prompt sold (80% on marketplace sales), and the buyer can reuse it as often as they like. Its App Store pays app creators per use, in credits or a cash share of the credits spent.
On Edgaze you set a cash margin per run and keep 80% of it on every successful run. Model and compute costs are priced separately into the run, so they never come out of your share. The same workflow earns from marketplace buyers, apps on the Edgaze REST API and agents over Edgaze MCP.
No. Edgaze is the distribution layer for AI workflows. Buyers run complete workflows that Edgaze hosts and executes. They never need to copy or paste a prompt.
No. The models a workflow uses are included in its run price.
If the prompt is yours, you can turn it into a workflow in Workflow Studio, add the steps around it, set a margin per run and publish it.
A prompt is cheaper to buy once, but you pay for the AI tool and the time to run it. On Edgaze you pay a fixed price per run, with no subscription needed.
Yes, in different ways. Through the PromptBase MCP server an agent can search listings and open prompts you own, then runs them itself. Through Edgaze MCP an agent runs the workflow on Edgaze and gets the finished result back.
Browse creator-built workflow products, inspect the inputs and price, and run the one that fits.
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