Price per SaaS creation? Mean price

[elevenbrands]

Do you guys know the mean price of using this ai agency?

i want to take a look migrating from base44 to this one

I would like to know the cheapest way to use it (antigravity?) I have used Claude code in the past but the regular plan doesn’t let me finish a project until I reach a limit so I need to wait

[Officialhomie]

I premsume that this depends on the size of your project though.

Im also looking for an answer to this though

[emlanis]

Do you guys know the mean price of using this ai agency?

i want to take a look migrating from base44 to this one

I would like to know the cheapest way to use it (antigravity?) I have used Claude code in the past but the regular plan doesn’t let me finish a project until I reach a limit so I need to wait

Yeah. I'm also interested in knowing how much does it cost to use the tools. ClaudeCode is highly recommended plus other tools like antigravity.

[Mrs-bonds]

Have you heard of running agents etc on your computer no spi free and even no Internet itd pretty nice

[DinanathDash]

Do you guys know the mean price of using this ai agency?

i want to take a look migrating from base44 to this one

I would like to know the cheapest way to use it (antigravity?) I have used Claude code in the past but the regular plan doesn’t let me finish a project until I reach a limit so I need to wait

There is no "mean price" for a SaaS. It's a meaningless metric—a SaaS can be a simple 100-line wrapper or a massive microservice architecture.

The reason you're hitting limits and waiting around is that you're trying to run agent frameworks using a consumer chat subscription. Claude Pro is a web UI with strict message caps, not backend infrastructure.

To fix this, drop the subscription and use the Anthropic API directly. You pay per token (what the agents read and write), which completely bypasses those arbitrary hourly time-outs. A project might cost $2 or it might cost $50+ in API calls depending entirely on the complexity and debugging loops.

If you want the absolute cheapest option ($0), run local models on your own hardware via Ollama. Just expect a massive drop in coding logic and speed compared to Claude 3.5 Sonnet.

[Arj0010]

What if we are using minimax or deepseek v3 lesser price but almost similar quality. I want to know the token consumption per run for this as well if scenerio based token consumption or a price table could be updated that would be huge plus. Tools like gsd bmad exhaust your credits like nothing so i think its important to have token limiters for every prompt so it does not over use.

[DinanathDash]

Using cheaper models like DeepSeek V3 or Minimax sounds good until you actually run them in an agent framework. "Almost similar quality" is a trap here. Agents require strict tool calling and formatting. If a cheaper model makes a slight syntax error, it will enter an infinite debugging loop, trying 20 times to fix its own mistake. You'll end up burning way more tokens on failed attempts than if you just paid for Sonnet 3.5 to get it right the first time.

A scenario-based price table is impossible. Token consumption is based on context size, not the task itself. Telling an agent to "build a login page" might cost 2,000 tokens in a brand new repo, but 80,000 tokens in an existing codebase because the agent has to read through dozens of existing files just to understand your architecture and routing. You can't put a fixed price on dynamic context.

Putting a token limiter on every prompt is the worst thing you can do. If you hard-cap tokens mid-generation, the model will output half-finished code or unclosed brackets. The framework will either crash entirely, or worse, it will waste your next prompt (and more credits) trying to fix the broken code you just forced it to write.

If you want to stop tools from draining your credits, do this instead:

1. Set a max iteration limit in your agent framework (e.g., tell it to stop after 10 loops).
2. Set a hard daily spend limit directly in your API dashboard (Anthropic, OpenRouter, DeepSeek, etc.). Once it hits your limit, it blocks the requests before your card gets drained.

[msitarzewski]

It costs less than ever with the Claude Code Opus 4.6 1m token bump release to GA today. I have a new laptop coming next week - one of the firs things I plan to do is run Nemotron and figure out how best to use Agency Agents locally. Will report back!