Our summary
This guide explains the pricing for Jev, an AI tool that chooses from options rather than writing an answer. People use it to quickly sort large amounts of information, like organizing emails or checking social media posts, without paying the higher costs of standard AI assistants.
The service charges a small fee for the text you send in, but the answers are free because they are just simple choices. If you ask several questions about the same document at once, you only pay for that document once. This makes grouping questions much cheaper.
There is no free version of this tool. Your actual bill will depend on how much text you send and how you group your questions. This information is useful for people planning large sorting tasks, but the listed costs are past examples, not guaranteed future prices.
Key takeaways
- The tool charges for the text you send in, but the choice it returns is free.
- Asking multiple questions about one document at the same time keeps your total costs low.
- Sending unnecessary text or asking the software to check the same item twice increases your bill.