See your real LLM cost and cheaper on-par alternatives for free while your tracked model spend is under $300/mo. Above that, plans scale with your spend and stay a small single-digit-percent slice of the bill they help you cut. Already bigger? Start a free 14-day trial (no card) on your real usage.
One tier per account, driven by your own tracked model spend. Each band is a superset of the one before it, and retirement alerts and push channels are free on every plan.
Everything you need to see what you run. No credit card.
First real production usage.
Scaling product teams.
High-spend platform teams.
Compliance & very high spend.
The rolling-30-day cost of the model calls your telemetry agent reports, priced at ingest from published provider rates. You stay free while that's under $300/mo. The threshold measures itself from your own usage, so there is nothing to configure.
Ingestion returns a clear 402 and the dashboard prompts you to start a free 14-day trial or pick the band that matches your spend. Your existing data is never re-priced or deleted; historic cost is frozen at ingest.
Yes. Start a free 14-day trial (no credit card) from your dashboard: it lifts the spend cap so you can point LLMIntel at real production usage and see the actual cost breakdown, optimization suggestions, and alerts on your own traffic. When it ends you pick a band or drop back to the free tier. Nothing is deleted.
A raw percentage grows unbounded and feels like a tax on success. Banded fixed prices are budgetable and the effective rate falls as you grow (Starter ≈1% of its ceiling, Scale ≈0.5%), which is the right incentive to expand.
No. Webhook/Slack/PagerDuty push alerts are free on every account, independent of your tracked spend, so hands-off reliability is never hostage to a spend conversation.
Never. The agent sends metadata only: model id, token counts, timestamp, and an optional environment tag. Prompts and completions never leave your process.
Create an account, drop instrument() around your client, and watch your cost dashboard fill in. Upgrade only when your spend says it's worth it.