A 3-Step AI Cost Audit: Seats, Tokens, and the Hours Nobody Books
Two thirds of companies have an AI dashboard. Barely a quarter can actually see what AI costs them. Here is the 3-step audit I run on a tooling budget: what to list, which number to pull for each line, and the threshold that means kill it.
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A 3-Step AI Cost Audit: Seats, Tokens, and the Hours Nobody Books — Two thirds of companies have an AI dashboard. Barely a quarter can actually see what AI costs them. Here is the 3-step audit I run on a tooling budget: what to list, which number to pull for each line, and the threshold that means kill it.
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