Function · Finance
Predictable cost. A tool that compounds.
Most AI spend is unpredictable and tied to one vendor’s pricing. Nebbos runs the cheap checks first, runs on top of whatever model you choose, and is the rare tool that’s worth more next year than it is today.
The problem
Most AI tools bill by usage and depreciate by the quarter.
Costs scale with usage you can’t forecast, the bill is tied to one provider’s pricing, and the tool is worth no more in a year than the day you bought it. Nebbos is built the other way round: continuous checks that cost nothing to run do the everyday watching, the reasoning layer works with any AI provider so you’re not locked to one vendor, and the system compounds as it learns how your organisation works.
What Nebbos watches for your budget
Built for the economics of AI, not against them.
Most checks never incur an AI cost
Six continuous checks that cost nothing to run happen before any model call. The everyday work of watching your operation is plain computation — it costs nothing to run — so a model is only reached for when reasoning genuinely needs one.
No lock-in to one vendor’s bill
Nebbos works with any AI provider — no lock-in — rather than betting your costs on a single one. Routing sends reasoning to an appropriate model for the job, so you’re never captive to one vendor’s pricing.
Worth more at month 24
Every prediction, resolution and correction feeds back into the Operational Graph. The system you run later has been shaped around how your organisation actually works — it compounds where most tools depreciate.
Spend you can account for
Every model call is sourced — and most aren’t made at all.
Because the continuous checks that cost nothing to run come first, the volume of model calls stays proportionate to the reasoning actually required — not to how much work you put through the system. When a model is called, the decision it informed is recorded and queryable, so finance can see what drove spend rather than reconciling an opaque usage bill after the fact.