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Capci

6.7#9 in ai diagram generatorsFrom ₹375 a month
Free planWebAPI
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Eraser

7.5#2 in ai diagram generatorsFrom $15 a month
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FactCapciEraser
API accessCapci provides a REST API and remote MCP endpoint, and says every plan includes API and MCP access.API tokens are provisioned per team and are limited to paid plans.
Diagram typesPrompt-generated diagram types include flowcharts, sequence diagrams, class diagrams, ER schemas, mindmaps and Gantt charts.The documented diagram-as-code types are flow charts, entity-relationship diagrams, cloud architecture diagrams, sequence diagrams and BPMN diagrams.
IntegrationsThe hosted MCP server connects with Claude Code, Claude Desktop, claude.ai, VS Code, Cursor, Google Antigravity, Google ADK agents and other MCP clients.Official integrations include GitHub, Notion, Confluence and a VS Code extension.
Intended usersCapci describes itself as built for humans and callable by AI agents, and its pricing positions Pro for daily creators and Developer for teams, agencies and API integrations.Eraser presents use cases for enterprise architects, DevOps teams, technology consultants, and software engineers.
ProductCapci turns one-line prompts into on-brand architecture, ER and flow diagrams, social posts, charts and other visual content.Eraser creates AI-powered diagrams for technical teams.

Capci plans

  • FreeFree
  • Pro₹375 a month
  • Developer₹2,083 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Eraser plans

  • FreeFree
  • Starter$15 a month
  • Business$45 a month
  • Enterprise—
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Pick Capci if…

Capci may suit people who need branded diagrams, charts, or social content, as well as teams incorporating visual generation through API or MCP. Its plan descriptions position Pro for daily creators and Developer for teams, agencies, and API integrations.

Pick Eraser if…

Eraser is aimed at technical teams, including enterprise architects, DevOps teams, technology consultants and software engineers. It may suit teams that want collaborative diagrams grounded in their own building blocks.

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