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How much of your AI model spend can you cut?
On $6,000 a month of model spend with 56% of it in two workflows, those two cost $40,320 a year. Moving them to smaller models at a 60% cost cut saves $24,192 a year and brings the monthly bill to $3,984.
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Send us these numbersHow the math works
- Top-two spend per year = monthly spend × 12 × share in the two biggest workflows.
- Saved per year = top-two spend × cost cut.
- Monthly spend after = monthly spend − monthly spend × share × cost cut.
What it leaves out
The eval work that proves the smaller model is good enough. That is the real job, and skipping it is how quality drops without anyone noticing.
About the defaults
56% is what we found in one audit of 157,000+ model calls a year: two workflows carried more than half the spend, and both moved to smaller models with no quality drop we could measure. The 60% cut is a planning number. The real one depends on which models you move between.
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