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Jev pricing in New Zealand
TypeSafe AI, a San Francisco company, sells Jev to New Zealand businesses only through its API. Jev is a decision model for software, not a chat assistant: it returns typed answers with probabilities rather than written text. Input costs US$42 per billion tokens, output is free, and use is paid from prepaid credits in US dollars.
Country
- Starting price
- Pay as you go
- API, per million tokens, in US dollars
- Pricing model
- Pay as you go, per input token
- Output free
- Billing
- Prepaid credits
- Expire 12 months after purchase
- Tax
- Prices exclude tax
- Billed in USD, converted at 1 USD = 1.7656 NZD on 16 October 2026
- YOY change
- Not enough history
- Last updated
- 18 Oct 2026
How much does Jev cost in New Zealand?
Plans
One pay-as-you-go API, paid from prepaid credits in US dollars.
| Plan | Monthly | Who it is for | Key limits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jev API | Pay per use | Pay as you go, per input token; output free | Key limits
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Additional costs
Costs on top of the input token price.
| Cost | Price | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Output tokens | FreeThe typed answers Jev returns | |
| Long context | Same price per input tokenUp to 262k tokens a request, with the long context header | |
| jev-1.13.0 in place of jev-1.14.0 | Same priceStill available; TypeSafe intends 60 days' notice before it is deprecated | |
| Higher rate limits | Additional commercial terms may applyOn request to TypeSafe's sales team | |
| Enterprise terms | Contact salesZero data retention and higher limits for enterprise customers | |
| Unused credits | Lost if not usedPurchased credits are non-refundable and expire 12 months after purchase | |
| Running out of credits | Requests stopThe API returns error 402 unless automatic top-ups are on | |
| GST | Not included in pricesTypeSafe's customer agreement says fees exclude GST, which the customer pays | |
| Foreign currency fees on US dollar credits | Varies by bank or cardCharged by banks and card providers | Not publicly listed |
API prices
Jev is billed by use, in US dollars per million input tokens. Output is free.
| Model | Input | Output | Cached input | Context window | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jev 1.13 | US$0.04 | US$0 | Not offered | 64K tokens | |
| Jev 1.14 | US$0.04 | US$0 | Not offered | 64K tokens |
Jev cost calculator
Price Jev by the decisions you want it to make, or by tokens. Output is free. Estimates in USD converted to NZD, before GST.
What jobs do you want AI to do?
How many times a month for each job. For example, 100,000 if about 100,000 support tickets arrive a month.
- Route support ticketsa month
- Score inbound leadsa month
- Flag invoices for reviewa month
- Check documents against a policya month
Estimated cost
NZ$5.93a month
- Per year, billed monthly
- NZ$71
- Automated jobs
- NZ$5.93
How we worked it out
- Route support tickets: about 600 words read and a short typed answer each time, 100,000 times a month.
Estimated, USD, excluding GST.
Jev discount codes and offers
Current Jev offers in New Zealand, checked 18 October 2026.
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Promotional credits
Free credits; TypeSafe states no amount
Issued by TypeSafe
At TypeSafe's discretion, used before purchased credits, one account per customer
No discount codes or volume discounts were found on TypeSafe's own pages.
How to negotiate Jev's price
Ranked by confidence of the biggest return.
| Rank | Lever | How it works | What it can save | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| [01] | Ask every question in one request | Jev reads the state once and answers every question against it. TypeSafe's own cookbook measured one batched call at 12.2 times cheaper than separate calls, on a 13-question workload. | About 92% of input cost on that workload | |
| [02] | Keep state short | Only input is billed, and output is free, so every token of state and question is the whole cost. | Cost falls in line with input | Not publicly listed |
| [03] | Buy credits you will use within a year | Purchased credits are non-refundable and expire 12 months after purchase. | Nothing lost to lapsed credits | Not publicly listed |
| [04] | Talk to sales at high volume | TypeSafe offers higher rate limits and enterprise terms on request, and publishes no volume discount. | Not published | Not publicly listed |
Jev price history
Jev's API list price since its launch on 15 September 2026, in US dollars per billion input tokens.
API prices
Jev's API price over the same two years, one line per model family, in US dollars per million tokens. Each point is the blended price, 70% input and 30% output; hover for each launch and change.
Jev alternatives
Other tools in our price guides for New Zealand, largest first by market share.
| Vendor | Starting price | Pricing model | Key difference | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT | Free plan; paid from NZ$14 a user a month (ChatGPT Go) | Per person for one user, per seat for teams, plus usage credits | Per person or per seat in NZD, GST included except on Business, plus usage credits | Price guides |
| Gemini | Free plan; paid from NZ$8.99 a user a month (Google AI Plus) | Per person on Google AI plans, per user in Google Workspace, plus AI credit top-ups | Per person on Google AI plans, or per user inside Google Workspace, in NZD | Price guides |
| Claude | Free plan; paid from NZ$40 a user a month (Claude Pro) | Per person for one user, per seat for teams, plus usage at API rates | Per person or per seat in NZD with GST included, plus usage at API rates | Price guides |
| Meta AI | Pay as you go API, per million tokens | Free for everyday use, pay as you go API, per million tokens, muse Code at a flat monthly rate | Free assistant; the API is pay as you go per million tokens in US dollars | Price guides |
| Grok | Free plan; paid from NZ$13 a user a month (Grok Plus) | Per person for one user, per seat for teams, in US dollars, plus prepaid usage credit | Per person in NZD before GST, Teams seats in US dollars, plus prepaid usage credit | Price guides |
| DeepSeek | Pay as you go API, per million tokens | Pay as you go, per million tokens, half price off-peak | API only, pay as you go per million tokens in US dollars, half price off-peak | Price guides |
| Mistral Vibe | Free plan; paid from NZ$26 a user a month (Mistral Vibe Pro) | Per person for one user, per seat for teams, plus usage at API rates | Per person or per seat in US dollars before tax, with API usage in the same plan | Price guides |
| Qwen | Free plan; paid from NZ$14 a user a month (Qwen Token Plan Lite) | Per person for one developer, per seat for teams, plus API usage per token | Per person or per seat in US dollars on monthly Credits quotas, plus API usage per token | Price guides |
| Kimi | Free plan; paid from NZ$34 a user a month (Kimi Plus) | Per person for one user, per seat for teams, paid yearly, plus usage top-ups | Per person or per seat in US dollars, Business paid yearly, plus top-ups at about API rates | Price guides |
| Z.ai | Free plan; paid from NZ$32 a user a month (GLM Coding Plan Lite) | Per person for one user, per seat for teams, plus Team overage at API rates | Per person or per seat in US dollars before tax, 20% off quarterly and 30% off yearly | Price guides |
| MiniMax | Free plan; paid from NZ$39 a user a month (MiniMax M Plan Go) | Per person for one user, no team plan, plus credit packs past plan limits | Per person in US dollars before tax, no team plan, plus credit packs past plan limits | Price guides |
Jev pricing questions
Jev is sold only through TypeSafe's API, in US dollars. Input costs US$42, about NZ$74, per billion tokens, and output tokens are free. Both current models, jev-1.14.0 and jev-1.13.0, cost the same.
No. Jev is TypeSafe AI's first System One model, built to make decisions inside software. You send it state and typed questions, such as a choice from a list, a score or a yes or no, and it returns structured answers with probabilities. It does not write text, so it does not replace a chat assistant.
TypeSafe's customer agreement says fees exclude sales, GST, value-added and similar taxes, and that the customer pays them. It does not say whether TypeSafe adds GST at checkout, so prices here are shown before any tax. Fees are paid in US dollars.
Buy credits in the TypeSafe console under Settings, Billing, and use is deducted from them. Automatic top-ups are optional. Purchased credits are non-refundable and expire 12 months after purchase. When credits run out, the API returns error 402.
TypeSafe publishes no list of countries it sells in. Its customer agreement bars only people and countries under US embargo or on US restricted lists, and sign-ups are open in the TypeSafe console with no waitlist. Its website terms say the site is intended for visitors in the United States, and the service runs from the US West Coast.
Not since launch. Jev launched in early access on 15 September 2026 at US$42 per billion input tokens with free output, and jev-1.14.0, released on 14 October 2026, kept the same price. TypeSafe says it cannot prove the price is not subsidised, and expects it to go down rather than up.
Jev pricing sources and methodology
From TypeSafe's website, model documentation, help centre and Master Customer Agreement, read on 18 October 2026. TypeSafe publishes one US dollar price for every country and no list of countries it sells in, so these are the same prices TypeSafe shows everywhere. Jev is sold only as an API; there is no subscription or seat plan. Fees are paid in US dollars and exclude tax, which the customer pays, so amounts are shown before GST.
Input is priced at US$0.042 per million tokens, TypeSafe's US$42 per billion, and output is free. Converted to NZD at the European Central Bank reference rate (1 USD = 1.7656 NZD, 16 October 2026). Both current Jev models cost the same, so the model picked does not change the figure, and there is no company size table, because Jev is priced by use rather than by seat.
Jev is not yet in Ensurva's AI price guides, so this page has no per-model API table. Its one price is in the plans table.
Drawn from how TypeSafe charges and its own published cookbook, not from records of negotiated deals.
Not collected for New Zealand yet, so the section is left off the page.
Checked monthly against TypeSafe's own pages.
The calculator's By use case tab puts each person on a seat that suits how heavily their role uses AI. Software developers use it most, about 15% of their working hours against about 6% across all workers (Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, 2026), so they get the heavier seat where the plan has one. Content, support and finance staff fit a standard seat, and general office staff use AI least. Each automated job is priced at a typical size, about 100 tokens to 75 words: a support reply reads about 1,100 words and writes 200, and a contract summary reads 10,000 and writes 750. Decision jobs read the record and give a short typed answer: about 600 words to route a support ticket, 4,500 to check a document against a policy. Those sizes are Ensurva's own estimates. A model that writes no text, such as Jev, is priced on decision jobs only. Jobs are priced as API use on the vendor's default model, less any API credits the plan includes.
- TypeSafe Models, Jev prices 18 Oct 2026
- TypeSafe AI home page 18 Oct 2026
- Introducing System One Models and Jev 18 Oct 2026
- Jev 1.14 release 18 Oct 2026
- TypeSafe Master Customer Agreement 18 Oct 2026
- TypeSafe website terms of use 18 Oct 2026
- Jev for enterprise 18 Oct 2026
- TypeSafe Help, adding credits 18 Oct 2026
- TypeSafe Help, refund policy 18 Oct 2026
- TypeSafe Help, 402 errors 18 Oct 2026
- TypeSafe Help, creating an account 18 Oct 2026
- TypeSafe Help, higher rate limits 18 Oct 2026
- TypeSafe cookbook, parallel questions 18 Oct 2026
Prices are estimates from TypeSafe's published US dollar list prices on the date shown, converted to NZD. Check docs.typesafe.ai/models before buying.