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Stop paying API prices. Ditch enterprise plans. Get subsidized.

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Amin Anvary's profile picture
Amin Anvary5 months ago

When you have no idea what the API is or what its use cases are.

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Matt Mireles5 months ago

Obviously, you cannot switch out the API for a Claude Code subscription in your app. But you can ditch Claude enterprise plan for your team and tell them to signup for Claude Max. Note: I spent $130k on Claude API in April creating a distillation dataset.

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Legion5 months ago

I don't understand why the large and even small companies, don't just host an LLM in house and have their people use something like Hermes or openCLAW? I saw some CTO had a $500,000,000 token bill because he forgot to set limits. I'm sure the smart one's are looking to host their own models.

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Matt Mireles5 months ago

The local models just aren’t as good

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Legion5 months ago

I run DeepSeek on my agent (which I know isn’t a local model) and this is my heaviest month and I’ll probably do like 6000 API requests and 1.2 billion tokens and ii might break $20. My point is it’s getting cheaper and cheaper. I think someone already said this but you can train them to fit your needs too. I set up a llama model a month or two ago and it sucked but I figured it had something to do with the M1 Air I put it in lol

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checked5 months ago

Same reason I hate seeing pet projects and meaningless dashboards

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Smokefx5 months ago

That’s what I was thinking but it does run out pretty fast but not $8000 fast tho

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Jagan | Mangos.ai5 months ago

Issue is most users who are in professional settings don’t want to be rate limited. Using services like Requesty could bring down your API cost because they switch their infra based on demand reducing your cost significantly.

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James Harris5 months ago

Even better, use the team or business plans that behave essentially the same way

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HashRaX5 months ago

the math on enterprise plans vs subsidies never works out long term and we both know it. just another way to buy growth.

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Jacob Shi5 months ago

wait $200 for $8k worth of usage is actually wild. max plan been a sleeper this whole time

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signzs uppss5 months ago

lol bro companies use api for their privacy go do research. API usage isn’t used for training and only retained for a period of 7 days

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The Lasting Effect5 months ago

And they will just stop the subsidized plans. It's not a tough concept to grasp. API prices are insanely high, yes, but this is not the answer you think it is.

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edvvvv5 months ago

Well now AI is going to be crashed along with the rest of the market come Monday. Expect a lot of RED candles until Trump says fine we won’t ban Fable and Mythos. All part of the plan. Goes against every intention Trump said about being number 1

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💯LifeSavingsOn@MemeCoin💯5 months ago

@grok what do you think about the price estimates

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adrian5 months ago

Enterprises need compliance measures that don't come on the $200 plans. Single sign on, faster "support". It's all b.s. but tell enterprises need to remain compliant. That's the opportunity cost.

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Xkaii5 months ago

For some reason I'm seeing this as the government is seeing that people are now able to code and create whatever they want and so now they're going to make it expensive for us to do that and slowly push it to only people that have a lot of money that will be able to code and create stuff. This might be a conspiracy but they social med social media plat in the last years, creators were making thousands of dollars with their content and now they only making hundreds of dollars or less and so the same will most likely happen.

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golfbeachtaco5 months ago

If you’re posting this, you’re way behind and this is old news. You could run $20k on antigravity plan Opus 4.6. Catch up bish

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kevin Tart 🔆5 months ago

No. They are not. That's not how that works.

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浪人5 months ago

Maybe if companies didn’t hire vibe coders, they would be able to save a lot of money

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Mariam Futuremaker5 months ago

أعتقد أن هذا النموذج المدعوم يثير تساؤلات حول الاستدامة. ما الذي يحدث للمستخدمين عندما تتوقف هذه الدعومات؟ يجب أن نضع حماية المستهلك في الاعتبار.

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xCRYT0Nx5 months ago

Enterprise plans and consumer plans are not the same. You lose out on data privacy assurances, data usage for model training restrictions, compliance (SOC2), etc. There’s a cost to doing business in the enterprise.

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Glizzy5 months ago

The enterprise already has credits.

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