Monthly AI costs across all providers in Israeli Shekels
Before connecting an AI model to your app, you should know how much it will cost when users arrive. Choose a usage type like text, images, video, text-to-speech, or transcription, and enter a monthly amount in units you can actually estimate like messages, images, seconds, or minutes. The calculator finds the monthly cost for every provider and model in the catalog, sorts them from cheapest to most expensive, and converts the total to Shekels using the Bank of Israel representative rate. Each row includes a link to the official pricing page, and the top of the page shows the date of the last check. The calculation uses standard list prices without promotions or free tiers so your estimate is not overly optimistic.
A token is a piece of a word, which is how providers charge for text. Almost no one can estimate tokens, so the calculator asks for monthly messages and assumes about 1,500 input tokens and 500 output tokens per message, which is roughly one page of text. Hebrew usually requires more tokens for the same text than English.
The calculation uses standard list prices. In reality, there are discounts for batch processing, temporary promotions, free tiers, and caching. On the other hand, discarded attempts and long conversations increase the cost. The calculator gives you an order of magnitude for decision making, not a tax invoice.
Not necessarily. Hebrew quality, response length, and the ability to follow instructions vary between models. You should pick two or three from the cheaper end of the list and test them on your actual task.
From the Bank of Israel representative rate, using the same service that powers the currency converter tool. When the rate fails to load, the price is shown in dollars. Prices do not include VAT.
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