Seat economics
Who has access, who uses it, which plan or feature is required, and whether overlapping tools can be consolidated.
AI & API spend
AI spend can be seat-based, usage-based, committed, decentralized, or hidden in another workflow. Map each purchase to the business outcome it should deliver.
Who has access, who uses it, which plan or feature is required, and whether overlapping tools can be consolidated.
Provider, model, tokens, API calls, commitments, budgets, forecast, attribution, and cost volatility.
What task improves, what quality threshold applies, and whether human review or maintenance changes the total cost.
Common decisions
Illustrative replacement screen
Compare current provider cost with replacement API usage, hosting, monitoring, human review, migration, failure cost, and support ownership. If those inputs are not available, the answer is Pilot or Keep, not a confident Replace.
Illustrative figures. See the Replacement Economics Gate.
Renewal packaging
This page models seats, tokens, commitments, and value. When metered AI credits arrive as a renewal add-on, cap, refuse, or split the line before you rebuild the forecast. Use the AI tax at SaaS renewals playbook for that commercial move. When the live question is the size of an annual minimum commitment, unused-credit rollover, or breakage, use the AI SaaS minimum commitments playbook instead of stretching this page into a commit-line negotiation.
Start by mapping subscriptions, providers, commitments, and the jobs they perform.