Platform

Know the cost before it runs. Know the value after.

AI spend that shows up as a surprise line item kills programs. Vocion treats cost as a first-class control: every job is quoted up front, every agent has a budget, model choice is a policy with a ceiling, and the number that reaches your CFO is cost per outcome — already net of cache and routing savings.

New run · Quarterly account review

Quality dial

Typical run $0.18–0.31 · 4–7 min

Model policy · balanced

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$412

spend this month

−$118

saved by cache + routing

$0.21

avg cost per outcome

Every run is quoted before it starts — the dial sets the model policy, the ceiling caps the spend, and the savings are accounted on the same page.

A quality dial, per job

Some work deserves the best model; most work doesn't. Pick economy, balanced, or quality per task and see the estimate before anything spends a cent. The dial sets the model policy underneath — you choose the trade-off, the platform executes it.

Model policy with failover, at your rates

  • An ordered model chain per skill — if a provider degrades, the next one takes the request automatically.
  • A cost ceiling per run and a budget per agent per month, enforced before the spend, visible after.
  • Your own provider accounts and negotiated rates. Vocion adds no markup and takes no percentage of traffic.

Cost per outcome, not cost per token

Tokens are how vendors bill; outcomes are how you manage. Every run's cost lands on the agent, the workflow, and the result it produced — so the question "what does the support desk coworker cost us per resolved ticket?" has a number on screen.

you approvenet of savingsJobquality dial setQuoteestimate up frontModel policychain + cost ceilingRunfailover automaticCache + routingsavings accountedCost per outcomethe CFO number
Quoted before it runs, routed by policy while it runs, accounted per outcome after.✦ hover a step

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