Jev pricing
Jev pricing and how to estimate cost
Jev is priced per input token, and output tokens are free because the output is a small structured answer rather than generated text. At the time of writing, OpenRouter lists Jev at roughly $0.042 per million input tokens. Check the OpenRouter model page for current prices before budgeting.
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Estimating cost per decision
Your cost is driven by the size of the state plus the question definitions. A support ticket of a few hundred tokens with three questions typically costs a tiny fraction of a cent. Multiply by volume to get a monthly estimate, and keep state lean: send only the fields your questions need.
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- Pass pre-computed facts as short labels instead of raw data.
- Ask several questions in one request instead of one request per question.
ClassifierHub credits
ClassifierHub bills in credits rather than tokens, so costs are predictable. A standard decision costs 1 credit even when it answers several questions about the same input. Plans at launch: Free (100 credits), Starter €9 (10,000 credits), Pro €19 (50,000 credits) and Business €49 (200,000 credits), shown at a 50% launch discount. Early Access members get 2× credits during their first paid month.
Credits cover the model cost plus the platform: templates, API keys, usage tracking, batch processing, MCP tools and integrations.
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Last updated 2026-09-25. ClassifierHub is an independent product built on top of the Jev decision model, accessed through OpenRouter. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by TypeSafe or OpenRouter.