Email: hello@tokencost.live
Tokencost is maintained as an independent AI pricing calculator and educational resource. The best messages are specific: include the page URL, provider name, model or product name, source link, published currency and the date you checked the source. This makes it possible to correct the data file without guessing.
What to send
- Pricing corrections for LLM, image, video, music, voice or SaaS tool cost data.
- Broken links, mobile layout issues or calculator formula problems.
- Suggestions for new practical calculators that help AI creators, independent developers or SaaS founders estimate real cost.
- Provider source pages that should replace older community-dataset rows.
What Tokencost cannot do
Tokencost does not provide legal, tax, investment or procurement advice. It cannot guarantee provider uptime, quality, regional availability, enterprise contract rates or AdSense approval. The site gives educational estimates and links to sources so users can make their own verified decisions.
Editorial response process
Corrections are reviewed against the methodology page. If the source is official and public, the pricing data can be updated directly. If the source is unclear or region-specific, the calculator may keep manual input instead. This conservative approach is intentional: it is better to be useful and transparent than to publish precise-looking numbers that cannot be checked.
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Why this contact page exists
Tokencost is built for people who need to make a practical money decision before they have perfect data. A developer might be deciding whether a chatbot can fit inside a $19/month subscription. A creator might be checking whether a short-video workflow can survive the cost of regenerated clips, voiceovers and music. A small SaaS team might need to know whether an AI feature should be free, metered, routed to a cheaper model or limited behind a paid plan.
Those decisions are difficult because AI pricing is fragmented. LLMs bill input, output and sometimes cached input. Video and music tools may use subscriptions, credits, region-specific plans or private enterprise rates. Voice tools may charge by characters, minutes or seats. Some providers publish clear API rates while others hide the practical unit cost behind plan limits. Tokencost keeps calculators flexible by allowing manual input when verified pricing is not available.
What makes a useful estimate
A useful estimate includes the whole workflow. For LLM products, that means request count, prompt size, output size, retries, cache ratio, hidden reasoning or agent loops and monthly active use. For creator workflows, it means finished output, rejected attempts, editing tools, revenue assumptions and break-even views. For SaaS businesses, it means revenue, payment fees, infrastructure, marketing, team cost and churn. A single provider price rarely answers the real business question.
How to read Tokencost pages
Use every result as a planning range. The calculators show how cost moves when assumptions change, while the research pages explain why those assumptions matter. The sources and methodology pages show where factual pricing came from and where users should verify. If a provider publishes a newer source, the site can be corrected through the contact email. This structure is intentionally conservative because publishing a transparent caveat is more valuable than showing a precise-looking but unverifiable number.
Editorial promise
Tokencost avoids copyrighted logos, keeps ads separate from calculator logic, removes thin duplicate pages from the sitemap and keeps legal/trust pages accessible without login. The goal is to be a durable reference for AI pricing, token cost calculation, creator cost planning and AI SaaS economics, not a temporary collection of search-keyword pages.
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