Categorical decision
Choice
Pick one answer from a declared set and receive the probability distribution across every option.
Compare Jev and LLM costs for classification, routing, and scoring using your workload.
Interactive cost model
Change volume, context, and model assumptions. Every figure updates instantly in your browser.
Tickets, messages, records, or agent decisions per day.
Full baseline request input budget, including instructions and all criteria. Jev uses the separate factor below.
JSON, labels, rationale, and parsing overhead per request.
Jev input tokens ÷ baseline input tokens. Default 1.5× is a planning assumption; use 1× if counts match, or enter your measured ratio.
Estimated Jev input: 750 tokens/request. Formula: ceil(baseline input × factor). AY Automate reported 360/153 (≈2.35×) and 952/828 (≈1.15×) in two routing tasks. These are task-specific billed-input ratios, not universal tokenizer constants. Include instructions and criteria in your input budget; avoid counting them twice.
Assumed end-to-end time per call (ms). Default is not measured; replace with your own comparable measurement.
Editable assumption, not a guaranteed minimum or percentile.
Editable assumption, not an SLA or guaranteed upper bound.
Estimated monthly impact
$4,705.50
Estimated avoided model spend
98.0%
Compared with the selected baseline
70ms–500ms
Per request · editable assumption, not measured latency
Jev latency assumption
70ms–500ms
GPT-5.6 Terra
1,200ms
Explore a real log · compare an assumed route
Repository review · 12 recorded model requests · 11 tool calls. Explore a candidate Jev route while keeping script calls and the final answer on the LLM.
Recorded model cost
$0.019945Scenario model estimate
$0.006570Proposed model calls
9 Jev / 3 LLMRecorded usage; hypothetical substitution. Jev suitability and task quality are unverified. This example assumes the same input count for selected requests, code-supplied arguments and unchanged downstream paths. Adjust budgets in the simulator; these are not measured savings.
From the JevCalc blog / Case study 01
We tested Jev, Gemini, and a confidence-gated cascade on BANKING77. The development data led our updated selector to choose Jev-only.
Jev vs traditional LLMs
Jev trades free-form generation for typed answers, predictable structures, and low-latency decisions that software can consume directly.
| Feature | Jev | Generative LLM |
|---|---|---|
| Output type | Typed Choice / Score / Noul | Generated text or JSON |
| Output token price | $0 | $0.40–$50.00 / 1M |
| Format reliability | 0% type-error rate by design | Requires validation |
| Per-call latency reference (not P50) | 70–500ms · vendor-reported | 1,200ms · editable assumption |
“0% type-error rate” describes schema validity, not perfect semantic accuracy. The 70–500ms Jev range is vendor-reported, not a measured percentile or a guarantee; the LLM value is a planning assumption. Benchmark comparable calls on your own workload.
Jev primitives cheat sheet
Ask multiple independent typed questions against the same context and evaluate them in parallel.
Categorical decision
Pick one answer from a declared set and receive the probability distribution across every option.
Position on a rubric
Rate a state against two to ten ordered levels, with a continuous score and confidence attached.
Yes / no probability
Return the probability that a statement is true without generating an explanation or extra text.
API limits & specifications
Use published limits as a starting point, then confirm current quotas and model availability in your TypeSafe account.
32K / 64K
32K state + longest question; 64K request
$0.042
Per one million input tokens
$42
Equivalent published input rate
Typed
Choice, Score, or Noul
Frequently asked questions
The published rate used by this calculator is $0.042 per million input tokens, equivalent to $42 per billion input tokens. Output tokens are not separately metered.
No. Jev returns bounded decisions and probabilities rather than free-form text. It is best used for classification, routing, scoring, and verification alongside a generative model.
It means Jev cannot produce a value outside the answer schema you define. It can still select a valid but incorrect option, so confidence thresholds and evaluation remain important.
No. The MVP calculator runs entirely in your browser. Values are not submitted to JevCalc or TypeSafe AI.
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