JevModel (jevmodel.app) is an AI decision workbench that compares model answers side by side, so teams can test prompts, review differences, and choose the best model result. Founders, analysts, developers, and product teams use it to get structured Choice, Score, and Nous-style answers to real decisions, run batches over many inputs at once, and call the Jev API from their own apps and scripts.
JevModel runs in the browser with no installation. A free tier covers everyday use, and paid plans add higher limits and API throughput through a monthly token allowance. Unused tokens roll over to the next month, and failed requests are not charged.
How JevModel Works
Users enter a prompt or a real decision and see model answers laid out side by side, which makes it easy to spot differences and pick the strongest result. Answers can come back in structured formats such as Choice, Score, and Nous. For larger jobs, batch runs process many inputs at once, and the Jev API lets developers call the same capabilities from their own apps and scripts. Usage is metered in tokens: the console, batch runs, and API share one balance. On paid plans, Decision Flows are unlimited, batches can reach 1,000 rows, and flows bill only for the branches that actually run.
Key Features
- Side-by-side comparison: view model answers next to each other
- Structured answers: Choice, Score, and Nous-style outputs for real decisions
- Batch runs: process many inputs at once
- Jev API: call JevModel from apps and scripts
- Prompt testing and difference review: evaluate how prompts change results
- Browser-based: no installation required
- Rollover tokens: unused monthly tokens carry over on paid plans
JevModel Pricing

- Free โ $0 โ 100,000 tokens once (about 500 requests) after email verification, 3 live runs a day without signing up, 1 saved Decision Flow, batch uploads of up to 50 rows, and failed requests not charged. Unlimited Flows and large batches need a purchase.
- Starter โ $9.90/month (about $4.95/month on yearly billing) โ 30M tokens per month (about 150,000 requests, $0.330 per 1M input tokens). For building a prototype.
- Builder โ $19.90/month (about $9.95/month on yearly billing) โ 80M tokens per month (about 400,000 requests, $0.249 per 1M input tokens). For a first feature in production. Marked as popular.
- Pro โ $39.90/month (about $19.95/month on yearly billing) โ 200M tokens per month (about 1,000,000 requests, $0.199 per 1M input tokens). For a small app with steady traffic.
- Scale โ $79.90/month (about $39.95/month on yearly billing) โ 500M tokens per month (about 2,500,000 requests, $0.160 per 1M input tokens). For batch jobs and several features.
All paid plans include unused token rollover, unlimited Decision Flows, 1,000-row batches, billing only for the flow branches that run, one shared balance across console, batch, and API, and no charge for failed requests. Pricing verified from jevmodel.app; rates may change โ always confirm current pricing at jevmodel.app.
Who Should Use JevModel?
Founders, analysts, developers, and product teams who need to compare model outputs before committing to one are the clearest fit. Individuals can try it on the free tier, while Starter suits prototypes and Builder suits a first production feature. Pro and Scale are aimed at apps with steady traffic and teams running large batch jobs across several features. Because tokens roll over and failed requests are not charged, it also works for teams with uneven monthly usage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does JevModel have a free tier?
Yes. The free plan includes 100,000 tokens once after email verification, 3 live runs a day without signing up, 1 saved Decision Flow, and batch uploads of up to 50 rows.
What do paid plans add?
Paid plans add a monthly token allowance, unlimited Decision Flows, 1,000-row batches, and higher API throughput.
Do unused tokens expire?
No. On paid plans, unused tokens roll over to the next month.
Am I charged for failed requests?
No. Failed requests are not charged on any plan.
Can I use JevModel from my own app?
Yes. The Jev API lets you call it from your own apps and scripts, sharing one token balance with the console and batch runs.