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AI Agent Experiment Cost Calculator

Agent development is early: builders iterate on architectures, prompts, tools, memory, and loops — and each iteration burns tokens. Simulate your agent loop, see how context growth compounds cost, and compare models before you spend.

Scenario presets

Worked examples. Each preset fills every field with visible assumptions.

Model price table

Illustrative sample prices — edit to match current pricing from your provider.

ModelInput $/1M tokOutput $/1M tok

Loop simulator

Negative or empty values are clamped to valid minimums.

Context growth per step

Input tokens sent at each step of one run. Red line is your context limit.

Live results

ModelCost / runCost / dayCost / month (30d)
How this is calculated

Input tokens at step i: full history = prompt + (i-1) x (output + growth); sliding window = min(that, prompt + window). Cost per run = sum(input_i) x in$/1M + steps x output x out$/1M. Day = run x runs x experiments. Month = day x 30. All math runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.

Monthly cost comparison

FAQ

Why do agent loops get expensive?

Every step re-sends the system prompt, tool schemas, and accumulated history as input tokens. An 8-step run does not cost 8x one call — it costs far more, because each step's input includes everything before it.

How does context growth multiply cost?

If context grows linearly per step, total input tokens grow quadratically with steps. Doubling steps roughly quadruples input spend on full-history agents. Sliding windows cap that growth at the window size.

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