Jev routes 2,140 requests for a 7-seat ops desk at $325.23 for 30 days
A 30-day experiment in which Jev 1.13 routed 2,140 requests across Sonnet 5.5, Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Astra dots cost $325.23 in total, against $36,400 for seven ops people.
OPENAI DOTS + OPUS 5.5 + SONNET 5.5 + JEV RAN A 7-SEAT OPS DESK FOR 30 DAYS WITH 3 DOTS AND CLOSED 2,140 REQUESTS FOR $325.23 the month costs $325.23 and the bill for two of the dots is still blank, and 7 ops people for the same 2,140 requests cost $36,400 request → jev → dot → approval → done the router on Jev 1.13 sorts all 2,140 requests for $0.03, the desk on Sonnet 5.5 closes 1,512 routine ones for $226.80 the exception handler on Opus 5.5 closes 164 for $98.40, and 3 Dots on GPT-6 Astra close the 464 that cross apps, counted here at $0.00 2,140 requests in 30 days, 71 a day, which is what 7 ops people close at 10 each one request costs $17.01 with people and $0.152 with agents - that is 112x cheaper and here is the honest part of this file: only the first dot is included in the plan, OpenAI hasn't published what a second one costs, and specialist dots are still a pilot so the $0.00 on 464 requests is the blank in this file, and it is the one number that can move 112x to almost anything the approvals don't disappear either: 212 payment requests a month still wait for a person $36,074.77 a month is 120.6 customers at $299, $432,897.24 a year a dot can have its own login and its own job, which jobs go to a dot and which to a person with a name is still yours save this and paste it into Claude Code - let it write the job descriptions for your 3 dots for you ↓