Jev as a front-line router cuts a $7,950 AI support bill to $773
A store sending 100,000 support messages a month puts Jev in front to sort out 70% of simple questions, then switches to a cheaper model, dropping the bill from $7,950 to $773.
A $7,950 AI support bill now has its own Wikipedia entry, and the crawler got to it first. One store, 100,000 support messages a month, every one sent to a premium model at $0.0795 a reply. Two edits fix it. > Swap the brain for Kimi K3. Same prompt, new base URL. $7,950 -> $2,565. > Put Jev in front. A tiny TypeSafe model that cannot write, only sort. $2,565 -> $773. 45% of the inbox is "where is my order", a database answers it. 25% is "can I pay with PayPal", a saved reply answers it. The 30% that need a brain get all of K3. Sorting the whole month costs $3.15. The year costs $86,000 less. Formulas, the math and a Python router you can run without API keys, all in the article below ↓
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