Publish the rates the way buyers already compare them.
Publish input, output, and cached-input pricing directly. Buyers should be able to compare Toolkit against the market without learning a fake billing abstraction.
Pricing
Toolkit publishes token-priced API rates directly and keeps coding seats on honest 5-hour and 7-day limits.
One sentence. One benchmark. One obvious next step.
Operator reviewSimple pricing. Domestic routing. Honest limits.
Publish input, output, and cached-input pricing directly. Buyers should be able to compare Toolkit against the market without learning a fake billing abstraction.
`Code 90`, `Max 90`, and `Ultra 90` use rolling 5-hour and 7-day limits so the offer stays legible and margin-safe.
Reserved capacity, security controls, and custom retention policies belong on contract, not hidden inside self-serve pricing.
Pricing
Toolkit publishes token-priced API rates, 90-day coding seats, and honest rolling limits so the offer stays legible.
From $0.25 / 1M input
$1.00 / 1M output · published token pricing$20 every 90 days
About $6.67 per month effective$99 every 90 days
Higher throughput and bounded deep-model access$199 every 90 days
Highest self-serve tier for power users$45 per seat / 90 days
Five-seat minimum$225 per seat / 90 days
Five-seat minimum · premium routingInput, output, and cached-input pricing should publish the way buyers already compare models.
Code seats renew every 90 days and use rolling 5-hour and 7-day limits instead of vague fair-use language.
Reserved capacity belongs on contract, not as a retail workaround hidden inside self-serve pricing.
Toolkit-LLM
Run the benchmark, inspect the routing and pricing posture, and decide with numbers instead of brand gravity.