Every dollar approved before it's spent.
Model vendors earn when your agents consume more. connect0 works for you: a budget per project or per agent that cannot be exceeded, a published price for every action before it runs, a full audit trail of what was done and by whom — and your own provider keys if you already have better rates. No silent zero-pricing, no surprise bill.
Model vendors earn when your agents consume more. connect0 works for you: a budget they cannot exceed, a price you see first, and your own keys if you already have better rates.
Spend within policy.
Budgets and hard caps
The price, before it runs
Audit of every action
Bring your own key
The price list is machine-readable — the same table your agents are billed at.
To start, copy and paste this into your AI agent.
curl -H 'Accept: text/markdown' https://connect0.ai/pricingThe rate table below, as markdown, with every pack and plan.
- Model chat call~1K in / 500 out tokens (varies by model)3 cr$0.03
- Image generationone standard image40 cr$0.40
- Sandbox computeone minute of `sh` runtime2 cr$0.02
- Storageper GiB · per month5 cr$0.05
- Web fetchone `web_fetch` page1 cr$0.01
- Connector syncone materialise of a bound source2 cr$0.02
- Ledger postingone journal entry via API or MCP (reads 0.1) — available on every account, no subscription required0.3 cr$0.00
- Ledger reporttrial balance, explain, aged or statement matching run2 cr$0.02
- Ledger period closeclose, revaluation, consolidation or statutory export25 cr$0.25
- Ledger storageper GB · per month (first 2 MB free)50 cr$0.50
| Feature | A model vendor | connect0 Controls |
|---|---|---|
| Spend | ||
| A budget your agents cannot exceed | No | |
| The price of every action, before it runs | No | |
| Earns more when your agents consume more | No | |
| Record | ||
| Audit of every action, by which agent, on whose approval | per vendor | |
| Your own provider keys, never marked up | n/a | |
| One rate card for every model and tool | No | |
Every page here answers Accept: text/markdown — see everything that is machine-readable.