Pricing

Azilos itself is installed on your own servers. The one thing it can buy from outside is the AI that proposes a fix when an upgrade breaks a step that passed before. That AI is paid for with prepaid credits on Azilos Cloud.

How credits work

1. Buy a credit pack on your account page. Paddle handles the payment and shows the price in your currency, with any tax, before you pay. The credits appear in your balance once Paddle confirms the payment.
2. Create an API key on the same page and give it to your install. The key is shown once.
3. Each AI request is charged for the input and output tokens the AI vendor reports, at a price per million tokens. Before a request is sent, the most it could cost is held from your balance. Once it is answered, it is charged what it used and the rest is returned. A request the vendor fails to answer costs nothing.

A fix is only asked for when a step fails on the upgraded branch after passing on the original, and only when your team has consented to AI fixes and turned them on for the project. A run where nothing breaks uses no credits.

Current prices

The price per million tokens and the sizes of the credit packs are set on Azilos Cloud, not in this site. Azilos Cloud's price page shows them as they are charged, with an example request priced in credits.

Keeping spending in check

• A daily limit per key. Set one on the account page, and a key stops at it until the next UTC day. A key whose account has not set one may have Azilos Cloud's default limit, which the account page and the price page show; the account can raise, lower or remove it.
• A low-balance email. Choose an address and a threshold, and confirm the address from the email it receives.
• No overdraft. When the balance runs out, requests are refused until credits are added. What your install has already produced stays readable.

See what leaves your network for exactly what an AI request sends, and when.