The stack: - Frontend: Next.js 15 + React 19 + TailwindCSS - Backend: Express.js + PostgreSQL + Sequelize - AI: Replicate, FAL AI, OpenAI APIs - Video Models: Sora 2, Veo 3.1, Luma Ray2, Runway Gen-3, Kling, Hailuo 2.3, and more - Storage: Google Cloud Storage

What makes it different: 1. All 11 premium video models in one place (no more switching between services) 2. Built-in client discovery — find businesses to pitch directly 3. Direct posting to YouTube, TikTok, Instagram

Happy to answer any technical questions about the architecture or AI model integrations.

Try it: 7-day free trial, no credit card required.

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46674100

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I'm a solo SWE building AICosts.ai after working on multiple projects where managing AI costs became a nightmare across multiple clients.

Between OpenAI, Claude, Blotato, ElevenLabs, n8n workflows, Make workflows, and dozens of other AI tools, I was spending hours each month just figuring out what I was actually spending and on what.

So basically I built AICosts.ai to solve this: one location for me to track my entire AI stack (GPT, Claude, Gemini, automation tools like Zapier/Make/n8n)in one place.

It helps me compare costs across providers, set billing alerts, and track which AI workflows are actually worth the spend.

Been using it personally for awhile and it saved me both time and money, and gave me more transparency, so thought I should build a quick, scrappy (design could be much better too tbh) MVP to get some feedback on it.

Would love your feedback on the approach (especially from anyone else juggling multiple AI bills) and/or any solutions you currently use to track spending across multiple AI tools/services.

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44282031

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After watching countless teams, and myself, struggle to manage ballooning AI costs across multiple platforms (juggling between billing portals, losing track of spending, getting surprised by bills), I decided to build.

After ~1 week, I launched (first launch) an MVP for AIBillingDashboard.com.

What I built:

A unified dashboard that tracks spending across all major AI providers (OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Tavily, Pinecone, Make.com, n8n, HuggingFace, etc).

Cost comparison tools that show which models give best value for specific use cases

Usage analytics that identify cost-saving opportunities across your AI stack

Billing cycle tracking and payment alerts to avoid surprise charges

I'm essentially replacing the chaotic spreadsheets and custom scripts that I and teams use to track AI spending with something more simple / straightforward.

Additionally, I built this because while AI adoption is skyrocketing, cost management tools haven't really kept pace, is extremely siloed, and/or create new points of failure such as having usage/analytical requests sent out first to track usage before sending out the prompt for completion.

Would love feedback from the community and/or any AI power users out there!

Anyone else building tools for the AI ecosystem? What cost management challenges are you facing (if any)?

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43817404

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Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41176776

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We’ve made some exciting updates to the platform based on user feedback and market trends this summer.

Some of the key updates to review/test are: 1) New Payment Options: We've expanded our payment capabilities to include stablecoins. This addition provides users with more flexibility and stability in their transactions. 2) Enhanced Documentation: We've created a comprehensive "How to Use" guide, specifically designed for users new to L2 applications. This guide aims to make the onboarding process smoother and more accessible for all users. 3) Updated Testnet Contracts: We've deployed new smart contracts on our supported testnets (Arbitrum, Base, and Optimism). 4) Testnet Stablecoin Integration: In line with our new payment options, we've successfully integrated stablecoin functionality on our testnets. This allows users to test and familiarize themselves with stablecoin transactions in a risk-free environment. 5) Overall Documentation Updates: We've updated the copy throughout our documentation to reflect our niche focus on being a marketplace for business assets, to reflect updates to interfaces for specific smart contracts, and more.

Given we only started ~2 months ago (definitely could be buggy), we’d love to get a small group of people to review/test these updates and/or leave some thoughts on the updates. Thanks!

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41167727

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So for those who have sold an online business before: 1) Which websites or services did you use to list and sell your business? 2) How was your overall experience with these platforms? 3) Were there any unexpected challenges or benefits you encountered? 4) How did the valuation process work?

I'm particularly interested in hearing about platforms other than Microns.io and Acquire.com, as I'm already familiar with these.

However, if you've had experiences with these platforms, I'd still love to hear your thoughts.

Thanks in advance for sharing your experiences!

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41148025

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