See, optimize and govern AI across the enterprise
For CIOs, CAIOs, CFOs, FinOps and AI platform teams. One view of every AI workload: what it costs, what it can reach, which rules apply and the evidence that they hold.
Is this you?
- AI spend arrives from several vendors with no link to workflows
- Security sees policies, not what happens at runtime
- Teams ship AI faster than cost and governance controls can follow
Plans
One Workload Review
- Complete workflow economics
- Cost per business outcome
- Step-level optimization
- Forecast at today, 10 times and production scale
- Governance envelope
- Agent, tool and budget boundaries
- Production-readiness findings
- Recommended controls
- Retest after your changes
$5,000 credited toward an enterprise plan if you upgrade within 60 days.
Book a Workload ReviewEnterprise AI Baseline
- AI estate and inventory
- Initial workload portfolio
- Cloud, provider and billing picture
- Top cost concentrations
- Optimization opportunities
- Governance gaps and priorities
- Route and data-class policies
- Executive baseline
- 90-day action plan
Continuous Enterprise
- Continuous economics
- Monthly optimization review
- Budget, route and control changes
- Governance envelopes
- Evidence and revalidation on change
- Monthly executive and FinOps review
Enterprise Scale
- Multiple business units
- More connectors
- Advanced cost policies and evidence
- Quarterly executive review
- Priority support
Enterprise+
- Custom architecture and SLAs
- Customer-resident components
- Custom integrations
- Dedicated delivery and advisory
How enterprise engagements fit together
| One Workload Review | Go deep on one workload | Fixed price, credited toward an enterprise plan when you upgrade within the credit window |
| Enterprise Baseline | Understand and establish control across the AI estate | Fixed price, the usual first step |
| Continuous plans | Keep every governed workload in budget and in policy | Monthly, sized by number of workloads |
What AICost changes in one AI workflow
Each step below is priced by its own AICost engine at the volume shown. The levers and the governance envelope are what AICost adds. Numbers refresh with model prices.
Customer support + RAG
44,000 resolved case a month · 9 stepsVoice and chat front door, RAG over product docs, an agent that reads the CRM and issues refunds, human review on escalation.
- Spend shows up on next month's invoice
- No per-run or daily ceiling on agents
- Controls written down, not enforced
- No evidence trail for audits
- PII and prompt-attack screening
- Tracing and audit log
- Human review on escalation
- Cost firewall at the gateway
- Data-class model allowlist
Repeated instructions and documents are cached, so you pay less for the same prompt text. *; Loop cap using the AICost Agent Loop engine −$11,410 (43%)
A ceiling on turns and tokens per agent run, so a stuck agent cannot run up the bill.; Model routing using the AICost Model Router engine −$2,341 (9%)
Routine steps run on a cheaper model; critical steps stay on the primary model. *
Answers come only from your approved sources, so fewer cases go to a person. *
Illustrative: one workload at the volume shown, priced from current public model prices. Your numbers come from your own workload. Open this workflow in the live demo →
Questions
What is in the Enterprise Baseline?
AI inventory, the initial workload portfolio, the cloud, provider and billing picture, top cost concentrations, optimization opportunities, governance gaps, priority workloads, route and data policies, an executive baseline and a 90-day plan.
How is a workload counted?
One AI application or business process with its own outcome and governance boundary. See the definition on the services page.
Is the Workload Review fee credited?
Part of it is credited toward an enterprise plan if you upgrade within the credit window shown above.
What counts as a workload?
One AI application or business process with its own outcome and governance boundary. Steps inside it, such as models, agents and tools, are not counted separately.
Do you charge a percentage of AI spend?
No. AICost is priced on the workloads it governs. There is no token markup and no share of savings.
Other paths
Builders and Small Teams
AI-Native Companies
System Integrators and Consultants
MSPs
Talk to AICost
Bring one workload. We price it step by step and show what changes with AICost.