Poe

Poe (by Quora) is a subscription front-end that bundles access to most major third-party LLMs and media models behind one account, plus millions of user-built bots. Plans run from free through Premium at roughly $20/mo and an Enterprise tier with centralized billing, SSO, and usage analytics; compute is metered in points shared across models. The governance challenge is that Poe is both a data controller (Quora) and a router to many downstream providers, each with its own DPA. Default bots inherit 'no training' promises from upstream vendors, but 'half-shield' community bots may train on conversations. Quora handles billing and prompt logging on its own infrastructure, so sensitive data leaves your boundary twice: once to Quora, once to the model vendor.

Storage

Chats and account data stored on Quora infrastructure (primarily US); synced across user devices

Retention

Chat history retained until user deletes; Quora retains account data per its standard retention schedule

Training on inputs

Default bots not used for upstream model training; 'half-shield' community bots may train; Quora uses aggregated data to improve Poe