Pricing calculator
Model video hours, repeated questions, and artifact reuse before paying.
The calculator is deliberately directional. It teaches how Ayneye pricing behaves: processed video hours create reusable artifacts; repeated downstream questions should be cheaper than repeatedly rebuilding visual context.
How to use this calculator
Start with representative video hours, not a perfect marketing number. Then estimate how often users, agents, dashboards, or support teams will ask follow-up questions about the same footage. If repeated questions are rare, the advantage is mostly artifact visibility and evidence. If repeated questions are common, durable World-State becomes a unit-economics tool.
| Scenario | Planning use | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|
| 10h / 1 query loop | Small demo | Mostly validates UX and artifacts |
| 150h / 10 loops | Developer evaluation | Good for repeated Ask Video and agent workflows |
| 1,500h / 25 loops | Team pilot | Requires capacity review and retention policy |
| Hard scenes | Fallback risk | Needs review gates and budget guardrails |
What the calculator does not claim
It does not claim feature equivalence with GPU video foundation models. It does not include every application cost. It does not promise free infinite queries. It is a planning model for buyer conversations and internal budget sizing.