What it does
Three results a builder should know: a real decision costs $0.0000153–$0.0000226, Score returns a probability-weighted rubric index rather than a 0–1 float, and Noul carries no confidence field.
Benchmarks & research
Measures what the live Jev API actually returns across eight realistic use cases, reporting cost, latency and response shape rather than rate-card arithmetic.
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Three results a builder should know: a real decision costs $0.0000153–$0.0000226, Score returns a probability-weighted rubric index rather than a 0–1 float, and Noul carries no confidence field.
When planning an AI feature, use the recorded examples to estimate how message length affects your bill. Ask your developer to group questions about the same message into one request, rather than pay to send it repeatedly. For speed comparisons, measure internet travel time separately. The numbers here describe one machine's connection, not the waiting time your users will see.