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Reconstruct AI economics from request-level metadata. See where spend is going without requiring raw prompts.
BASELINE ECONOMICSCermelo finds lower-cost AI configurations, validates that quality holds, and measures what actually changes in production.
Book a demo ↗The mid-tier model stayed within the agreed 2 pp quality margin. The cheapest model was rejected.
Teams can see tokens, requests and invoices. That doesn't tell them whether a cheaper model, smaller context, or different configuration could deliver the same business result.
Cermelo connects cost, quality and production outcomes so optimization becomes measurable.
Every saving moves through a proof ladder. Cermelo separates what could work from what has actually been validated.
Reconstruct AI economics from request-level metadata. See where spend is going without requiring raw prompts.
BASELINE ECONOMICSFind caching, batch, context and model opportunities, ranked by what each would save and what proving it takes. No saving is counted twice.
SIMULATED OPPORTUNITYTest cheaper configurations on your own examples against an agreed quality margin. Candidates that fail are rejected and not suggested again.
QUALITY VALIDATIONMeasure cost and quality in controlled production, through Cermelo's gateway or your own, before a saving is called verified.
PRODUCTION EVIDENCERoute AI workloads through a provider-neutral layer that can benchmark alternatives and choose the lowest-cost validated configuration.
Explore the platform ↗Cermelo sits between an application and its AI providers. Each layer has a specific job: understand the task, remove avoidable work, select an eligible model, protect quality, and measure the economics of the result.
A support reply, document extraction, classification, coding task or other AI request.
The application sends the request to one Cermelo endpoint instead of coupling directly to one model provider.
The application receives the response in the format it expects.
Request metadata, workload policy and the customer's quality, latency and cost constraints.
Meters the request, applies policy and orchestrates the optimization layers without locking the application to one provider.
Model decision, tokens, latency, status, calculated cost and the evidence needed for later analysis.
Classifies what each request needs. Today it shows your usage mix by kind of task and which cheaper models to test; routing on it is on the roadmap.
Shows what oversized context and long system prompts cost per workload, and what a shorter version would save. Automatic trimming is on the roadmap.
Finds repeated prompts, near-identical questions and reusable prefixes in your usage, and counts a caching saving only where request timing and cache prices make it pay. Caching inside the gateway is on the roadmap.
Considers models and providers that are eligible for this workload.
Uses evaluation evidence and policy to exclude configurations that fail required quality, latency or reliability.
Selects the lowest-cost validated configuration, not simply the cheapest model available.
Benchmarks candidate configurations against representative tasks and customer-defined acceptance criteria.
Compares baseline and candidate outcomes, including non-inferiority checks where appropriate.
Only configurations with sufficient evidence become eligible for optimized routing.
The selected model's response returns to the customer application while Cermelo retains the operational measurements required for economics.
Optimization should be invisible to the end user except for better economics and, where possible, lower latency.
Production data handling remains governed by the customer's configured privacy and retention policy.
Provider cost, normalized baseline cost, optimized unit cost and, when available, cost per successful business outcome.
Separates simulated opportunity from evaluation-validated evidence and production-verified savings.
Turns infrastructure optimization into an auditable economic result rather than a generic “cheaper model” claim.
Quality, latency and reliability remain requirements, not afterthoughts.
A common economic measure across models, providers and optimization techniques.
THE CERMELO OBJECTIVE
Cost analysis works from restricted metadata, cleaned on your own computer before it is sent. Quality tests run where the workload already lives and return results, not sensitive content.
Cermelo is an early-stage company and holds no certifications yet. Privacy is built into the product today; formal certification is on our roadmap, and we keep the two clearly apart.
↳ Read moreData minimization from day one: uploaded logs are analyzed and not kept, tests can run in your own environment, and the database is hosted in the EU (Ireland).
A documented assessment of Cermelo's obligations under the EU AI Act.
An information security management system certified against ISO 27001.
An AI management system certified against ISO 42001.
An independent audit of our security controls over time.
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See how Cermelo can benchmark your AI workloads, validate lower-cost configurations and turn optimization into evidence.
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