Plug in your product's scale, model costs, and the value it generates. Find out whether the unit economics work — before you're three sprints into a launch.
Needsmonthly volume, tasks per user, token estimates, your model pricing, and the human cost per task
Givescost per completed task, gross margin, and a green/amber/red verdict
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Inputs
Scale
Model costs (per task)
Value generated
Business
Results — monthly
Scale
Total tasks/month—
AI-handled tasks—
Escalated to human—
Cost breakdown (monthly)
Model inference cost—
RAG / retrieval cost—
Total AI cost—
Cost per completed task—
Value generated (monthly)
Human cost deflected—
Revenue uplift—
Total value—
Economics
Net monthly impact—
Gross margin on AI work—
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How to use this: Start with a preset, then tune to your actual model pricing and product assumptions. Prices vary — check your provider's current pricing. “Human cost per task” is the fully-loaded cost of a human handling that task (agent time, management overhead). “Cost per completed task” is the number to watch as usage scales — see Unit Economics §7 for the full framing.
What this doesn't include: One-time training/fine-tuning costs, infrastructure fixed costs, monitoring and observability tooling, human-review overhead for the escalated tasks. Add those to your cost model before final go/no-go.