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← Maviter Utility LabUtility 02 / Usage cost

Turn token prices into a workload estimate.

Enter provider prices and expected workload to see per-request, daily and period costs. Calculations stay local unless you explicitly save a private snapshot.

Outcome
A transparent cost breakdown in the currency of the rates you supplied
Time
About 1 minute
Privacy
Local by default; optional private save
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USAGE → COSTINPUT TOKENS2,000OUTPUT TOKENS800YOUR CURRENT RATESPERIOD ESTIMATERATE × USE
✓ No bundled provider price✓ No currency conversion✓ No billing or API connection
Local by default

You choose what to keep.

Calculations run locally without provider requests or input analytics. Refreshing clears working values. Only “Confirm & save snapshot” sends the displayed numbers/choices and your title to private, encrypted account storage. Nothing is automatically saved.

Use your provider's current rates

Enter workload and price.

Prices must use the same currency and the provider's per-one-million-token unit.

Rates still required

Provider rates required

Enter at least one current provider rate to calculate a meaningful cost.

Per request
Unknown
Per day
Unknown
Total input
60,00,000
Total output
24,00,000

Formula

(input tokens ÷ 1,000,000 × input rate) + (output tokens ÷ 1,000,000 × output rate), multiplied by requests and days.

Keep this decision

Saving is optional. Calculations are free; signed-in users can keep a private snapshot. Premium and Team can compare snapshots and export briefs.

My saved calculations →
How to use the result

Estimate first. Verify the changing facts next.

The utility makes its assumptions and arithmetic visible. Before spending money or changing a live system, replace example values with current first-party information and preserve a rollback path.

  1. 01Enter the exact jobUse real workload values, not an aspirational maximum.
  2. 02Read the boundarySee what the calculator deliberately does not infer.
  3. 03Verify at sourceConfirm current limits, prices, records or plan terms.
  4. 04Make a controlled decisionRecord the owner, evidence and rollback before action.