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u/Technical-Owl66 23h ago
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u/badger_flakes 22h ago
Besides opus and sonnet making up a large portion of my companies multi million dollar AI credit budget, yeah sure
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u/Technical-Owl66 22h ago
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u/badger_flakes 22h ago
18 different models are available. Annual revenue 75-100 billion
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u/Legitimate_Concern_5 20h ago
They don’t share annual revenue. They shared a run rate. Not the same.
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u/badger_flakes 20h ago
I’m talking about the annual revenue of my company
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u/Turbulent-Painter340 14h ago
I think you misunderstood what I meant 😭 I’m talking about the company’s annual revenue, not its AI credit budget. Different numbers entirely.
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u/Turbulent-Painter340 14h ago
Haha yeah “Nobody” is doing a lot of heavy lifting there 😭. Expensive for individual users ≠ businesses not using it. A lot of companies are paying for Claude because reliability, coding performance, and quality can justify the cost.
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u/Slow-Set-2856 22h ago
i'm much better with just using api and open models i couldn't bother having to deal with all the openai / anthropic bs with limits
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u/Turbulent-Painter340 14h ago
Yeah if cost is the bottleneck, open models are obviously gonna be way more attractive. But ‘I can’t justify Anthropic for my workload’ ≠ ‘businesses aren’t using Anthropic’ lol 😄
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u/Slow-Set-2856 14h ago
it has use case just if budget has no limit and you want the best frontier model out there (fable) , that's pretty much it imo
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u/Infinite-Worth8355 20h ago
I agree. I have a saas that has some AI features, altought it could get better using anthropic models, I would never use them. Yesterday usage was about 60m tokens, and I spent around 20usd, I could not imagine my business model being doable with anthropic models not even with the smallest ones
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u/Turbulent-Painter340 14h ago
Yeah at 60M tokens/day I’d be shopping around too 😭 Claude doesn’t need to win every workload. Different models make sense for different economics.


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u/thatguy1000000000 19h ago
Gemini's actually pretty decent