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AI vendor pricing pages are designed to obscure total cost. CalcBold's AI & Tech calculators are designed to surface it. Plug in real production numbers — turns per agent task, average input/output tokens, retry rates, GPU rental hours, monthly tool subscriptions — and see what your project actually costs at the scale you're targeting. Built by an engineer who runs Claude Opus + Sonnet in production at semisoftwares.com and Pack Forge; the math is the same we use ourselves.

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  • Why a separate AI category instead of folding into Finance or Career?
    Because the math is genuinely different. AI economics revolve around per-token pricing, multi-turn agent loops, prompt caching discounts, batch-API multipliers, and model-tier price-quality tradeoffs that don't map onto loan-EMI or salary-to-hourly templates. Bundling it into Finance would have hidden the differentiation that makes these calculators useful.
  • Whose pricing data is in here?
    Anthropic (Claude Opus 4.7, Sonnet 4.6, Haiku 4.5), OpenAI (GPT-4 Turbo, GPT-5 once published), Google (Gemini 2.5 Pro, Flash), Mistral, Meta Llama hosted endpoints, and Replicate-hosted open-source models. Pricing is refreshed against published vendor rate cards quarterly; calculator pages link the source. Where prompt caching, batch API, or volume discounts apply, the calculator either models them as a percentage discount input or shows a side-by-side comparison.
  • I'm running an agent at 8 turns × 12k input tokens × 600 output. What can the calculator tell me?
    The Agent Run Cost calculator gives you per-task cost, daily total at your target throughput, and a side-by-side across the 5 model tiers (Opus / Sonnet / Haiku / GPT-4 / Gemini Flash). It also surfaces the prompt-caching break-even point — at 8 turns with stable system prompts, prompt caching typically recovers 70–90% of input-token cost. The smart insight calls out concrete next actions: switch tier, decompose the agent, enable caching.
  • Are these calculators biased toward any vendor?
    No — vendor-neutral by design. The owner runs Claude Opus + Sonnet in production but also operates GPT-4 and Gemini API surfaces; pricing tables are kept synchronised against vendor rate cards, not curated to favor any provider. The smart insights call out trade-offs honestly: 'Opus 4.7 costs 5× Sonnet 4.6 — keep Opus for the 30% of agent tasks that need its reasoning depth, route the rest to Sonnet.'