JEV opens to all with $5 free credits; $0.042 input and free output pricing
op7418 · x · 2026-09-21
A breakdown of why JEV went viral even after GPT-Astra and Fable: it solves real problems, and its speed and throughput make for inherently shareable demos.
- JEV has dropped its waitlist, offering every user $5 in free credits; input costs just $0.042 and output is free, so credits last a long time.
- Limitations: limited standalone use cases without LLM assistance, and no multimodality yet—key for content organization and long-form production.
- The author's podcast also covers small-model training arbitrage (similar models trainable in a day), small-large model collaboration, and new interaction patterns where chat, browser, and task lists merge (Codex browser extension, multi-account MCP).
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