Fee on savings. Nothing else.
No large upfront license. No per-seat tax. Podar charges a percentage of the spend it verifiably removes. If we do not save you money, we do not get paid.
What it looks like on a $7M bill.
Illustrative figures for a single representative enterprise account at a deliberately conservative 30% realized reduction.
| Baseline LLM spend | $7,000,000 / yr |
|---|---|
| Realized reduction | 30% (conservative) |
| Gross savings | $2,100,000 |
| Podar fee (25% of saving) | $525,000 |
| Net customer benefit | $1,575,000 |
* Directional. Not a guarantee. Per representative account.
Every optimization layer
Model routing, prompt optimization, semantic caching, adaptive workflow routing, and the multi-gateway fabric — all included, not tiered.
The full console
AI Yield reporting, savings ledger, routing policies, quality regression suite, and the request-level audit trail.
Zero-risk pilot
No upfront license, no per-seat fee, no platform minimum. The pilot ends with a measured number, not a slide.
Asked before every pilot.
- How much does Podar cost?
- Podar charges a percentage of the AI spend it verifiably removes — typically 25 percent of realized savings. There is no upfront license, no per-seat fee, and no platform minimum. If Podar saves nothing, Podar invoices nothing.
- How are savings verified?
- Every routed request is priced against the model that would otherwise have served it and logged with origin model, routed model, token counts, quality score, and realized saving. The invoice is derived from that ledger and is auditable line by line.
- Is there a minimum contract?
- Pilots start with no upfront license and no minimum commitment. Enterprise agreements are annual and still billed on realized savings.
Stop paying for AI overspend that buys you nothing.
A free assessment reads two weeks of your AI traffic and returns your current AI Yield and the dollar value of the waste we can remove.