How much can your team save by moving from Anthropic to open‑weight models?

Add costmaxxing to Chrome as a claude.ai Owner, and your team's real bill opens on its own: every person, product, and model at Anthropic's API prices, next to the same usage on open‑weight models.

It runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Team Bill (example)

Acme Robotics · last 30 days · 15 people

$31k a year in savings

11 Premium + 4 Standard seats (estimated): $1.5k/month for usage worth $2.9k at API prices (2.0× subsidy)

Top 5 of 15 people. 11 use more than their seat costs.
PersonSeatPriceShare of the bill
alanPremium$521 (uses more than the seat costs)
hedyPremium$497 (uses more than the seat costs)
francesPremium$369 (uses more than the seat costs)
linusPremium$319 (uses more than the seat costs)
johnPremium$274 (uses more than the seat costs)
synthetic examplepriced by models.dev
How It Works
NameWhenWhat happens
Add to ChromeNowInstall it while you're signed in to claude.ai as an Owner.
Your bill opensNextA new tab reads your org's spend report with your own claude.ai session and prices every row with models.dev.
The savingsSame tabEvery person, product, and model at Anthropic's API prices, next to the same usage on open‑weight models.
Download CSVAny timeSave the spend report as a file to keep or share.
4 itemsOwners onlyChrome
Providers

Same plan, example team, last 30 days

  • Boundless$2.5k savings · 87%
  • Baseten$2.4k savings · 82%
  • Together AI$2.4k savings · 81%
  • Fireworks$2.4k savings · 81%
  • Morphdoesn't list deepseek-v4.1-flash, glm-5.3-flash, glm-5.3

The plan:

GLM-5.3 for hard tasks · GLM-5.3 Flash for mid · DeepSeek V4.1 Flash for grunt work

Public rates from each provider.

5 providerssame token counts assumed
costmaxxing Info

costmaxxing

Chrome extension, open source (MIT)

Size
15K
Where
Your browser
Permissions
claude.ai, models.dev
Uploads
None
Telemetry
None

What will you do when the subsidies end?

Download for Chrome

Made with ♥︎ by Cohan Carpentier. Open source under the MIT license. Wall Street, 1915, by Paul Strand, public domain.