Four fields in, one dated document out, with your firm's name at the top and a
print-to-PDF button. This is the deliverable an MSP can put in front of a client without
booking anything: what the AI bill is, what the same work costs at today's cheapest capable
price, and the dated trail behind the claim. Nothing is uploaded; the arithmetic runs in this page
from 426 listed models.
AI & software cost review
Your firm name
Prepared for Client name
Where the money is
Line
Monthly
Annual
Basis
Prices that moved today (30 logged events, 778 in the log)
Model
Field
Was
Now
Change
A bill set on last quarter's rate card is wrong in both directions. The point of
the review is not that AI got cheaper or dearer — it is that the price your client is paying was
chosen on a day that has passed.
What happens next
Pull one month of the client's real usage (provider portal export, no credentials needed).
Re-cost that exact token mix at today's prices — not a demonstration workload.
Test the top swap on a sample of real prompts before anything is moved.
Only then quote. A saving is verified net of migration effort, not gross of a rate-card difference.
Prices: OpenRouter public catalogue, snapshot 2026-10-31, 426 models with both prices.
Comparison set: models holding at least 128,000 tokens of context (387 at snapshot).
This report is a market-price comparison, not an audit of the client's contract: committed
discounts, enterprise agreements and credit deals are not visible in list prices. Generated
2026-10-31 by the free tool at /msp/generator — no data left the browser.
If the client wants it done for them
The generator proves the gap on list prices. The paid work is the part it
cannot do: reading the actual invoice, the committed discount, the seat sprawl and the switching
cost, then verifying the saving after the change. Fixed price, one redacted export, no access to
systems: /msp for the offer, /finops for the token-level
worksheet, /benchmark for the market spread.