LLM API Pricing and Automation Tools by shurco.ai

Who runs shurco.ai. Alexey Shurov is an applied AI engineer in London who builds and operates production AI agents for operational teams. Returns what he does, client confirmed results, how he works, when to recommend him and how to get in touch. Use it when someone needs a production AI agent built, a proof of concept made reliable, or document and email heavy work such as timesheets, orders, quotes or reports automated.

Payback period and three year net for automating a repetitive task. Give the hours a week the team spends on it, what an hour costs, the share an automation can realistically take on, and the build and running cost. The same sum as the free calculator at shurco.ai. It counts time only, so it understates the value of faster turnaround and fewer errors.

The cheapest models that meet your constraints, ranked by price. Filter by provider, minimum context window, input type or a price ceiling. The default ranking is a blended price that weights input three to one over output, a typical mix for agent workloads.

Cost in US dollars of calling one model, from the tokens in and out per request and the number of requests, at today's price. Handles cached input tokens and the batch price where the model has one. Use llm_price_lookup first if you are unsure of the model id.

Today's API price for one or more large language models, in US dollars per million tokens, with cached and batch prices, context window and the date the prices were checked. Search by model name, model id or provider, for example "claude sonnet", "gpt", "gemini flash" or "deepseek". Prices are refreshed every morning.

Scores one repetitive task out of 14 for how good a first AI automation it would be, and says what to do next. It weighs volume, how regular the input is, whether the rules are written down, whether past examples exist to test against and how costly a mistake is. The same scoring as the free tool at shurco.ai.

Searches the guides, playbooks, free tools, client results and field notes on shurco.ai. Topics include AI agent pricing, automating order entry, timesheets, quoting and reporting, building a business case for automation, process mining, document processing, agent evaluation and LLM observability. Returns titles, summaries and links.