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Cost-plus pricing Pass-through cost, plus a flat platform fee

Cost + 8% .
Nothing else

Model tokens pass through at the provider's published rate. Infrastructure passes through at published unit costs. ERP.AI adds a flat 8% platform fee, and that is the whole bill. Bring your own agent and the inference line is $0.

No token markup No seat fees Live provider rates

Step 1 · The principle

You pay cost. We add 8%.

Every metered dollar on an ERP.AI invoice is either a provider's published model rate or a published infrastructure unit cost, plus a flat 8% platform fee shown as its own line. There is no private rate card to mark up.

Platform fee
8%, flat
Model markup
$0
Per seat
$0
Rate source
Provider list

How pricing works

Your bill, itemized.

Provider costs, infrastructure, and our fee remain separate on every invoice.

Example month $745.20

total for the month

Example invoice Monthly
Model usage Provider’s published rate
$600.00
Infrastructure Storage, compute, API requests, and data transfer
$90.00
ERP.AI platform fee 8% of $690.00
$55.20
Monthly total $745.20
Question Typical SaaS model ERP.AI cost-plus
Commercial model Typical SaaS model Charges are based on licensed seats or credits priced from a private rate card, with the margin inside the unit price. ERP.AI cost-plus Charges are the metered pass-through cost plus a flat 8% fee. A $3.00 provider charge bills as $3.24, with both numbers on the ledger.
Billing unit Typical SaaSLicensed seat or marked-up credit Cost-plusMetered cost plus a published fee
Margin Typical SaaSHidden in the unit price Cost-plusThe 8% fee line on every invoice
Rate source Typical SaaSVendor's private rate card Cost-plusProvider's public list price
Provider price cut Typical SaaSKept as vendor margin Cost-plusYour bill drops the same day
Idle identity Typical SaaSMay remain licensed Cost-plusConsumes nothing, billed as nothing

Current rates

What you pay.

Provider cost plus the same 8% platform fee. No token markup and no bundled mystery price.

ModelProvider list, $/1M inputProvider list, $/1M outputYou pay, total (+8%)
Claude Opus$15.00$75.00$97.20
Claude Sonnet$3.00$15.00$19.44
GPT-5$1.25$10.00$12.15
Gemini 2.5 Flash$0.30$2.50$3.02
DeepSeek V3$0.27$1.10$1.48
UsageUnitPublished cost
Database storageGB-month$0.115
File storageGB-month$0.021
Workflow computevCPU-hour$0.040
API requests1M requests$0.20
EgressGB$0.09
Your monthly bill Model usage + infrastructure Usage total + 8%

Model rates follow each provider’s live published price at call time. ERP.AI adds one 8% platform-fee line to the metered total.

Four plans, one principle.

Every plan bills the same two meters. The plans differ only in the fee terms, the access fee, and the service level around them.

Plan Platform fee Model billing Monthly minimum Terms
Free $25/mo included 0% Routed or BYO Waived Hard stop, no credit card
Standard Routed inference 8% Provider list rate + 8% None Monthly arrears, 99.9% SLA
Headless BYO agent or keys 8% $0 to ERP.AI; your provider bills you $20 — pay whichever is higher: $20 or 8% Never added on top · Monthly arrears
Enterprise Committed volume Negotiated, below 8% Provider list rate + negotiated fee Contract-defined Annual commitment, 99.99% SLA, SSO

Estimate the monthly bill.

Pick the model your work routes through, or BYO agent if your own tools bring their own model, then adjust the usage sliders. The fee stays 8%.

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Paid plan terms Standard and Enterprise

The fee is the entire margin.

Standard is self-serve at the flat published fee. Enterprise keeps the same meters and negotiates the fee under an annual committed volume, which is the only discount mechanism the model has.

Plan term Standard Enterprise
Platform fee Standard8%, flat EnterpriseNegotiated, below 8%
Commitment StandardNone EnterpriseAnnual committed volume
Billing StandardMonthly arrears EnterpriseAnnual invoicing
Uptime SLA Standard99.9% Enterprise99.99%
Identity StandardStandard auth EnterpriseSSO / SAML / SCIM
Support StandardEmail + chat EnterpriseDedicated TAM, 24/7 P1

Headless workspaces follow Standard terms with the $20/mo access-fee floor. The Free plan is Standard with a $25/mo allowance at a 0% fee and a hard stop.

Common pricing questions.

Search or filter the pricing answers without leaving the page.

14 questions
What exactly counts as "cost"?

Two meters. Model usage: the per-token list rate published by the model's provider (through OpenRouter or the provider directly) for every call routed through the platform. Infrastructure: the published unit costs of running your workspace, such as database storage, file storage, compute, API requests, and egress. Both meters are printed on this page, and the platform fee is 8% on top of them.

How do I verify the pass-through is real?

The billing ledger records every metered line separately: the provider, the model, the token counts, the provider's rate at call time, the infrastructure units, and the 8% fee as its own line item. You can reconcile any line against the provider's public rate card.

What happens when a provider changes its prices?

The meter uses the provider's live rate at call time. When a provider cuts prices, your bill drops the same day, and the same applies to increases. ERP.AI takes no position on model prices because the fee is a percentage of cost, not a markup on a private rate card.

Which models can I use?

Any model available through the platform router, which covers the OpenRouter catalog and direct provider integrations. Proto uses the same router, so the model you pick in Proto is the model the meter records.

What if I drive ERP.AI from Claude Code, Codex, or my own agent?

Then your model provider bills you directly and your inference line with ERP.AI is $0. You pay the $20/mo headless access fee plus infrastructure at cost + 8%. The access fee is credited against your platform fees each month, so it is a floor, not an add-on: once your 8% fees pass $20, it costs nothing extra.

Can I bring my own API keys?

Yes. With your own OpenRouter, Anthropic, or OpenAI key, inference is billed to you by the provider and never appears on your ERP.AI invoice. Key-based workspaces are billed like headless workspaces: the $20/mo access fee plus infrastructure pass-through.

Why 8%?

The fee pays for what sits around the model call: identity and permission checks, orchestration, durable storage, audit history, uptime, and support. ERP.AI margins on coordination, not on tokens, so the fee is published and flat instead of hidden inside a marked-up unit price.

Is the fee ever lower than 8%?

Yes, by negotiation. Enterprise agreements with an annual committed volume carry a negotiated fee below 8% on the same metered pass-through, along with SSO, a 99.99% SLA, and dedicated support. There is no published discount ladder.

What is included on the Free plan?

The first $25 of metered cost each month at a 0% fee, with a hard stop and no credit card. It includes 1 GB of database storage, 5 GB of file storage, a 10 requests-per-second API limit, community support, and a waived headless access fee. A bring-your-own-agent workspace that stays inside the allowance pays $0.

What happens at the Free plan's hard stop?

Metered work pauses until the month resets or the workspace moves to a paid plan. There is no automatic paid overage and nothing to unwind, because the Free plan never collects a payment method.

Are there seat fees?

No. Users and agents are unlimited on every plan and cost $0. An idle user consumes nothing, so it is billed as nothing.

How are failed calls billed?

Failed platform operations are not metered. If a provider bills for inference that was consumed before a failure, that provider cost passes through at cost, as with every other line.

When am I billed?

Monthly in arrears for metered usage and the access fee, against the same ledger you can inspect at any time during the month. Enterprise agreements move to annual invoicing.

Where are the infrastructure rates?

In the rate card on this page: database storage, file storage, compute, API requests, and egress, each shown as the underlying cost and the +8% price you pay. The rate card is versioned with the pricing model (2026.08.1).

Start pricing Cost + 8%, nothing else

Start at cost keep the ledger.

Start with the $25/mo Free allowance at a 0% fee, route any model through the platform, or connect your own agent and pay only for the footprint.

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